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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Bivsa Clevelandcana
piseta il zuzemberka

nuje ma Stanley Ave., Maple
Heights, O. je dobil pismo il
zuzemberka cd svojih znancev,
bivsih Clevelandcanov, Joe in
Jennie Kosicek, v katerem je
opisano poleg ostalih movie il
move Jugoslavije tudi delo ma
obnovi. Pismo sc glasi:
"Draga mi Audrey in Jennie
''Po dolgih II letih wanna pi-
seva par vrstic. Morava yam
pisati, kako je bio hudo med
vojsko. zuzemberk je bill % krat
bombardiran, torej 81 lahko mi
site kako je bilo. Italijani, Mem
ci, belogardisti nazadnje pa Sc
domobranci so rekli, da sc bori-
jo "a vero. Dokler nj cerkev bi-
la razbita so sli vsako jutro k
sv. obhajilu, ponoci pa SO ne
dolzne ljudi kali; taksne seve-
da, XII so delali "a osvobodilno
fronto. Samo v Zuzemberku so
jih poklali 80. Pa &c hi jih vsaj
kar ustrelili, toda trpincili so
jih, da je groza: Twin so Jim
rezali oci, moskim so rezali
spolovila, prste S klescami tr-
gall, zenam so prsa rezali in jih
drugace trpincili, da Sc ne do po-
pisati. Mas so imeli zapisanih
So pa so morali pref bezati in
MISC imeli casa, da hi mas po-
kali.
''Ko ne bilo domacih izdajal-
cev, bi ne bilo toliko zrtev in ne
toliko razvalin kot jih je danes.
Seveda krivi so Mussolini, Dol
fe, Rozman in Rupnik. Eni SO
re dobili, kar so zasluzili, dru-
&c, XII Sc Sc skrivajo, pa caka
tisto, kar so zasluzili. Gorje &c
hi Rupnik in Rozman bila zma,
gala.
"Danes smo lahko ponosni ma
nasega marsala Tita. Partizan
Sc je boril laGen in raztrgan "a
ljudstvo; domobranci pa 50 po.
bijali lastne brate. Ne smemc
niti misliti kaj so vse delali
Hvalili SO sc, da bodo partizanu
&c ga ujamejo, spustili eel rafal
v NIGGA; kar groza mas je bilo
ko smo taksne reci slisai. Rec
81 pa nj upal nihce mic, ker SC
mas ze itak imeli ma piki. Yea
sih smo v kaksni jani eepeli in
Sc nismo upali ven kar po :
dni. Ko je prihajalo do spopa'
dov so Sc vrsile hude borbe MED
in "a hisami. To SO vse delali
domaei zdajalei, borci "a "ve'
ro", kot so sc sami nazivali. To,
da "a kaksno vero 80 Sc bori'
Ii? Ali je Kristus rekel: Ubij;
Ali nj vendar rekel ljubite 81
med seboj?
Cerkve obnayljamo
"Cerkve, XII so bile poskodo'
vane "a casa vojne, ze obnay'
ljamo. Drzava daje posojilo, ds
Sc popravijo.
/ "Tudi tovarne obnavljamO
tako da bo v enih petih ietih Sic
vse delat v tovarne. IA nast
miadino sc kaj dobrega obeta
AKako sc pa kaj vi innate
Ali mislite priti sem ia 81 pogie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

z mimi. zenske, Hi MISC mogle
hoditi, SO med potjo pobijali,
druge SO pa umirale zaradi one-
moglosti in lakote, tako da so
ostale ze po 10 KIN hodile preko
trupel. Cd $4,000 zensk je pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

slo v Rawensbruck samo Ia, 900.
Prica je nato povedala, da SO
SS-ovci zenske "politicne kriv-
ce', cd katerih SO hoteli ka j
zvedeti, zgali in mucili ma vse
mogoce nacine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

Nato ie DIR. Cunder navedel
podatke, da so nabirali ljudi "a
krematorij najvec med slovan-
skimi narodi, med pripadniki
Sovjetske zveze, Poljske, Jugo-
slavic in Ceskoslovaske.
Ma vprasanje sodnika, ali je
bilo taborisce v Sachsenhausenu
unicevalno ali samo prehodno
taborisee, je prica izjavi, da so
bila vsa nemska taborisca -
taborisca "a unicevanje, zlasti
"a unicevanje slovanskih naro-
dov. Skupina slovencev je zgra-
dila taborisce Liebe-rose oh Odri
" strasnih okolnostih. Ljudi so
gonilo ma delo premrazene, kr-
wave in pretepene. Malo jih je
prezivelo to trpljenje. DR.. Cum
der je opravil 10 do 20 seciranj
dnevno cd novembra 1943 do
aprila 1945. o tenn je moral pi-
sati raporte, XII so bill predlo-
zeni taboriscnemu poveljniku.
Toda vsi raporti so bill uniceni.
&c je napisal, da je nastopila
smrt zaradi lakote, je nemski
zdravnik zahteval, da sc to zbri-
Sc in napise "zaradi splosne iz-
crpanosti."
Izpoved Slovenke
Nato je bila zaslisana Maria
Lican, Slovenka, XII je bila are
tirana kot "politicni krivec'. V
Oswieczym je bila pripeljana IL.
decembra 1943. Izjavila je, da
je bilo tedaj pripeljanih v tabo-
risce 81 zdravih in mocnih Slo-
venk, da so pa pri zivl jenju
ostale samo 3. Oh prihodu v ta-
borisce so bile, kot vse ostale
zrtve, slecene, ostrizene; razen
tega so jim vse well, kar so
imele pri sebi. Hitlerjevski zlo-
cinci so jim odvzeli zlato, odpi-
rail- usta, da so presteli, koliko
zlatih zob imajo ter vse to zapi-
sail. Dobile so stevilke, nato pa
so jih odpeljali v hladen pro-
stor, kjer so cakale brez hrane
ure in ure, dokler j hniso odve-
dli v biloxi. Zaradi lakote in mra-
"a so mnoge zbolele re v prvih
IA dneh. Prica je temperatu-
70 40 stopinj tri dni cakala ma
sprejem v bolnisnico. V tenn ca
su SO prihajali SS-ovci, prete-
pail in ma vse, mogoce nacine
ponizevali bolnice. Koncno so
,jih dali v bolnisnico po 4 v emo
posteljo. Po IA dneh je tehtala
prica 80 ky. Cim nj imela vee
temperature, je morala znova
ma delo. Tega dine je prisel vnji-
hov biloxi zlocinec Hess, XII je z
nekim nemskim zdravnikom zbi-
raj zenske, sposobne "a delo,
ostale pa dolocil "a krematorij.
Nadzornica Rupeth jih je pre-
tepala in gonila ma delo.
V zacetku 1915 je bilo okoli
$4,000 zensk pes odgnanih v ta-
borisce Rawensbruck. Use Slo-
venke so Sc drzale skupaj in
skusale zvedeti, kaj nameravajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

Pred kratkim je umrl Nizoze-
mec Willem Hoem v Loydnu.
Incl je nenavadno knjiznico.
Vse svoje zivljenje je zbiral sa-
mo iterarne posebnosti. Tako
je v njegovi lasti najstarejsa
knjiga krizank ma svetu il leta
1895, nadalje knjiga il |. 1886,
XII obravnava, da je bill Adam
svetnik. v zbirki je tudi balada,
tiskana ma osmih straneh, toda
ne s tiskarskim ernilom, pac pa
8 krvjo. Ma spis v dvaintridese-
tih zvezkih, XII Sc bavi zobov-
jem, je bill Hoem prav posebno
5ponosen. Edinstvena je prva sill
kanica ma svetu, XII jo je spisal
Kitajec Hiang-Ci, izdana je BIZ
la leta 247 pred Kr. v zalozbi
"Pri krehajoeem zerjavu" v Pei
pingu. Je to lesena knjiga, sill
kama ma roko. v njej so popisa-
ne zgodbe in budalosti kitajskih
bratov Hung-Susa in H-Huan-
ga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Process pro+i voinemu ziocincu Hessu


Varsava. (Tanjug). Ma
razpravi zoper vojnega zloeinca
Hessa so bile zaslisane jugoslo-
vanske price. Najprej je bila
zaslisana Novka Vuksanovic, XII
je bila kot udelezenka narodno-
osvobodilnega gibanja pripelja-
ma " taborisce Oswieczym juni-
ia 1914. Med drugimi strahota-
mi je povedala tudi tole.
Neke noci oh L. uri smo sill
Sail il ~. bloka necloveske kri-
ke, XII jih je bilo slisati kilome-
tre dalec. Zbirali so zenske "a
krematorij. zenske v nasem blo-
ku MISC ostale ravnodusne. Vse
smo bile solidarne in smo izja-
vile, da ne bono dovolile, da
hi mas kot zivali odpeljali v kre-
matorij, ampak da bono jurisa-
lie ma puske, ceprav mas pobije-
10. To noe so yes 10. in II. biloxi
odpeljali v krematorij. Nam SO
drugega dine zagrozili, da bono
tudi me koncale v krematoriju,
ako Sc DO kaj takega Sc kdaj
ponovilo. 20. novembra 1914
smo bile, ko smo stale v zboru,
price strasnega prizora, ko so
SS-ovci peljali v krematorij
5000 otrok cd dveh do petih let.
Slovenski zdravnik prica
Nato je bill zaslisan kot prica
Milan Cunder, XII je seciral tru-
pla v taboriscu Sachsenhausen.
DR.. Cunder je izjavil, da je bill
aretiran kot zdravnik pri delu
ma terenu v Sloveniji. Il Slove-
nije je bila odpeljana mnozica
ljudi v tt borisce Dachau in
Oswieczym. Dospel je v tabori-
See Sachsenhausen novembra |.
1913.
Tam sem incl priloznost, je
izjavil DIR. Cunder, videti, ka:j Sc
dogaja Oswieczymu, kajti cd
tn so nam dovazali ma pol mrtve
ljudi. Nalagali so jih v vagone
Po 100 ljudi je bilo v enem va
gonu, kjer je bilo prostora sa-
mo "a 40 oseb. Wagon je bill
plombiran in zastrtimi okni
Ko so wagon odprli, je bilo iz-
med 16O ljudi najmanj 40 mrt-
win. Pri seciranju sem ugotovil
da gre "a davljenje. Use zrtve
so bile strasno shujsane. Veci-
ma ljudi je umirala zaradi nagle
tuberkuloze.
PRAY tako sem seciral zenske
XII SO prihajale il Oswieczyma
Zenske SO bile sterilizirane. Sta.
re SO bile do 20 let, toda v krat-
KEN casu po sterilizaciji so osta.
rele. Po stevilki, XII je bila teto.
virana ma telesu, je bilo videti
da so prihajale il Oswieczyma
Nobena stevilka nj bila pod
100000. Sterilizacijo so vrsili 2
roentgenom. Trupla so bila v
slabem perilu, neoprana in bosa
zenske SO bile v najhujsi zimi
gole in bose. Evakuirane SO bile
IL Oswieczyma zaradi prodira.
MIA Rdece armade.
oe
pOQVreci uStrahOvani,1 da hi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Razne zanimivosti
USOda vdOye

Vdovstvo zene je ustvarilo sko-
raj pri vseh narodih ma svetu
sege in navade, XII so bolj ali
mani pomenljive. V tako ime-
novani "eddi'', zbirki pesmi sta
roislandske knjizevnosti, jje sto-
pila vdova ma goreco skladovni-
co drv. Pa tudi pri Starih In
dijancih, pri Trakih in SIXTH
SO Sc vdove sezigale. S tenn de-
janjem izraza vdova svojo glo-
boko zalost mad izgubo svojega
moza.
v Novi Kaledoniji, najvecjem
francoskem otoku v Juznem
morju vzhodno cd Avstralije, Sc
namazejo vdove po vsem telesu
S sajami, Indijanke oh Kolora-
du pa S smolo in to smolo nosi-
jo toliko casa, da Jim sama od-
pade. Druge Indijanke Sc v znak
zalosti precej hudo ranijo. Maj
milejsa oblika je Sc zalovanje S
posebno zalno obleko, XII je v
Evropi povsod v nayadi. Vdove
posebnega juzno-ameriskega in
dijanskega plemena Sc obrijejo
po glavi in pokrijejo pleso S ka-
cjo kozo. Druge morajo vedno
nositi seboj kos syojega ranj-
kega moza, navadno kako ME.
govo kost. Najbolj cislana je bi-
la v Start Kitajski vdova, XII je
ostala cednostna in zvesta svo-
jemu mozu. Pc petdesetem letu
so j postavili spominsko ploseo
il crnega kamna.
Cd kdaj in:amo ure?
Vsega danasnjega kulturne-
ga zivljenja 81 brez izuma ure
sploh ne moreno predstavljati.
In vendar je tocno merjenje ca.
sa v zgodovini cloyestva sele
zelo mlada pridobitev. Asirci
kiso bill mojstri v zvezdoslovju,
SO bill menda prvi, XII so izumi-
Ii nekaj uri podobnega, MANFRED
delitev dneva v oddelke. Upo.
rabljai SO vodne ure, yelike va
taste posode, IL katerih je IL
tekala skozi majhno luknjico
lyoda. Posodo je bilo treba ma
polniti sestkrat ma dan.
Take ure so bile v starem We
ku Y rabi skozi vec stoletij. Cd
Asircev so prihajale k drugim
narodom, dokler MISC izumili v
Egiptu soncne ure. Ia casa
Karia Velikega, torej v osmem
lstoletju, sc je pojavila peseena
ura. Mimic pa je Sc nekaj sto-
lletij, preden 50 izdelali prve
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

vzorce, kolikor toliko podobne
nasim uram. v Svici Sc je zate-
la industrija ur 2 letom 1880,
priblizno oh istem casu je izu-
mil >Anglez Hooke prve zepne
ure ma vzmet. Strugar Anton
Ketterer je izumil svarcvaldske
ure kukavico. :
Nekaj O bradi s....
Estetska vrednost brade Sc
je raznih dobah razlicno pre-
sojala. Kot znak svobode in
moskega dostojanstva Sc je bra
da vedno cenila pri kulturnih
narodih vzhoda. Zato so sc mo-
rail- sunni britt. Asirci, Babilon-
ci, Perzijci in Hebrejci'so 81 pu-
still lase in brado rasti., Moha-
medanci prisegajo Sc dandanes
pri Mohamedovi bradi. Egipea-
nj so bill golobradi. Tertulijan
je tidal najstrozje ukaze, maj
nihce ne izpreminja tega, kar
je ustvaril bog, in maj. nihce ne
odstranjuje svoje brade. Grki in
Rimljani so nosili precej pristri-
zeno brado, prvi do dobe Alex
sandra Velikega (cetrto stoletje
pred Kr.), drugi pa do drugega
stoletja. Aleksander je zauka-
zal, da sc morajo vsi vojaki bri-
ii. sele v srednjem veku Sc je
brada zopet upostevala. -
Francoski kralj Ludvik VII.
(1137-1180) je nosil zacetko-
ma brado. Nenadoma Sc je dal
obriti. Ko ga je videla zena Ele-
onora obritega, ga je javno "a
smehovala, kar je kralja tako
ujezilo, da sc je dal loeiti. To pa
je imelo velike zgodovinske po-
sledice. Locena Eleonora sc je
porocila Henrikom Plantage-
nekom, angleskim kraljem in
zahtevala cd prvega moza svojo
doto t. j. severo-zahodno Fran
clio. Ludvik seveda nj hotel
ustreci tel njeni zahtevi, med
Anglijo in Francijo je zaradi
tega nastala vojna, XII je traja-
Ia malone sto let. In to vse "a
radi - brade.
PsOvka yeleuma
Vsak, kdor koli je obiskal
srednjo Solo, pozna najzname-
nitejsega grskega filozofa, Pla-
tona. Malokdo pa We, da Sc je
pisal ia veleum Aristokles in da
je bill Platon lie psovka, VIDE
vek. Platon pomeni v grscini ST.
rino. Mi hi mu pravili debeluh,
trebuhac, vampac. S Platonom
ga je namrec zmerjal njegov
'ueitelj telovadbe Ariston, ker je
trebuh onemogocal vsako ucen-
cevo napredovanje v tel stroki.
Svet je odlikoval Platona z maj
lepsini priimki: Veleuceni, We
liki, Sveti, Bozanski. v vseh teh
vzdevkih sc zrcali velikanski po-
men tega velikega moza. Wi
ii priimki so odzveneli, pozab
ljeni so, lie psovka je ostala. To-
da beseda Platon je prenehala
biti psovka, postala je castno
ime veleuma.
Nenayadna knjiznica
Pred kratkim je umrl Nizoze-
mec Willem Hoem v Loydnu.
Incl je nenavadno knjiznico.
yTeo e,xy1; 10 H:1,1;o,, -. - zL:>~cJ -.o-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
Drive For $15,OOO,OOO
University Of Judaism

New York, (JTA)-A 1947 drive
for 81, 100000 in the metropolitan
area toward the development of a
University of Judaism at the Jew
ish Theological Seminary has been
launched here. 'Sixty-one congre-
cations and communities in this
region will participate in the cam
paign, it was announced.
Judge Emanuel Greenberg of the
New York State Court of Claims,
who has been named chairman of
the drive in the New York area,
said at a press conference that the
effort here was part of national
three-year campaign to raise SIS,
600, 900 toward the creation of the
University, which would provide
facilities for study, research and
training in every aspect Of Jewish
life. The national quota for 1947
is $5,0OO,0OO.
It is planned to develop a
School of Jewish Social Work, a
School of Advanced Jewish Stud
les, a Center of Jewish Music, Arts
and Letters and other units at
the University. The drive is being
conducted in cooperation with the
United Synagogue, national organ
ization of Conservative Jewish
congregations, and the Rabbinical
national body of the
Conservative rabbinate.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
Presbyterian Minister
Represents Jewish
Community
CONTINUED from Page One)

The Rev. Gilbert stressed the fact
that this was the third time in II
years that he had left his pulpit
for out-of-town business. The IDA
Conference, he felt, was so import
ant that he could not refuse tine
request when he was asked to rep
resent the Jews of Fremont. In
joining with my Jewish brethren
in this event, I am only doing my
duty as an American and as a
Christian" he said.
After the Rev. Gilbert's return
to Fremont, he was rendered a
testimonial dinner. Reporting that
he was highly impressed with the
work of the IDA, and that the
Federal Council of Churches of
Christ, of which his church is a
member, is working with the IDA
to combat intolerance and spread
interfaith understanding, he de-
clared.
"The responsibility of combat
ting anti-Semitism is responsible
ity of all Americans, regardless of
religion. With economic decline
will come a resurgence of the evil
idea which did not die with Hitler.
Anti-Semitism is like a rattle
snake, which must be killed while
it is small"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
FALSE Teeth
That Loosen
Need Not EmbarasS

Many wearers of false teeth nave
suffered real embarrassment be-
cause their plate dropped, slipped
or wabbled at just the wrong time.
Do not live in fear of this happen
ing to YOU. Just sprinkle little
FASTEETH, the alkaline (non-
acid) powder, on your plates.
Holds teeth more firmly, so they
feel more comfortable. Does not
sour Checks "plate odor" (denture
breath. Get FASTEETH at any
drug store.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
LETTER BOX

The Jewish Publication Society
222 N. Fifteenth st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
February 3, 1947
Mr.. 1sadore Moscovitz
The Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 9O3
Jacksonville 1, Fla.
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
We deeply appreciate your CO.
operation in getting us new mem
bers for The Jewish Publication
Society, whether SIS or $40 mem
berships.
For each membership secured
through the cooperation of our
friends in Jacksonville, a free book
will be given to the Jewish Center
or Temple as designated.
With kindest personal regards,
Cordially yours,
Maurice Jacobs
Executive Vice-Pres.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
NE In FLORIDA

Continued 1roM rage ~
+ob1e" organization which is "op-
s~o to violence. However, one
Fl the three incorporators of the
" y Klux Khan of Florida. which
was chartered in the Orlando area
ON september 7th, 1914 in a move
~ dodge the Federal tax lien
.oainst the Khan, is A. F. Gillian
&c c1arcona. Stetson Southern
Tvnos,,re" Kennedy reports that
+his Individual is none other than
Arlie F. Gillian, who was indicted
AR second degree murder in the
death of Joseph Shoemaker in
Tampa in 1885.
Shoemaker, who had organized
Modern Democratic Party in
an effort to break the strangle-
hold of a corrupt city political
machine, was arrested and re-
leased when no charges could be
sustained, only to be kidnapped
IN front Of the police station by
a hand of Klan-KOps who pre-
ceeded to fIog and castrate him
and forced him to sit in a bucket
oe hot tar. Shoemaker died after
nine days Of agony.
Gillian was arrested on Deem
her 22nd, 1885, at his home near
Apopka, where he was a citrus
grove tender, on warrant
charging that he "from premedi-
tated design =. did commit an as
sault upon Joseph Shoemaker, in
flicting mortal wounds from
which the said Joseph Shoemaker
did anguish and on the 9th day
of December, did die"
At the time of his arrest, 1t
was reported that Gillian and
another man in Orlando were car
rying Khan cards. According to
arresting Sheriff Mcleod, "The
two men arrested at Orlando are
members of the Ku KIux Khan, and
Gillian told me he was q former
state officer in the KIan."
According to the Tampa Trib-
une: Gillian and Spivey were
among the hundreds of men re-
cruited throughout south Florida,
hauled into Tampa and armed
with shotguns, pistols, hoe ham
dies and other weapons for the
city election he said it was
made known in August that men
were wanted here on election day,
and seven or eight automobile
loads of them met at the Orlando
railroad station and arrived here
about Z o'clock. He and Gillian
rode all day in a police car, an
swering radio calls, he added, and
that night each was paid $40 at
the police station"
This, then, is one of the three
lncOrpOratOrS of the Self-StyIed
fraternal, benevolent, charitable"
Au Klux Khan of Florida. The
Mans record of violence and ter
fOrlsm in Florida is too notorious
10 require recOunting.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
MUSINGS .
By Mrs. Isadore Moscovitz

If persevering intelligent, pro-
tesslonal person in the Jewish field
arrives in Jacksonville for any
length of time you can rest assur-
ed that just as he has his Jewish
duties started he will become en-
crossed in launching his Jewish
brethren on a crusade for negro
rights Remember Rabbi
Panitz? Hershel Auerbach?
Carl Alpert? and others
who were here for short or long
stays >.
Many of us have been sympa-
thetic and understanding of their
stands and most of us have agreed
Fundamentally +. Yet, I for one,
have often wondered what these
liberal-minded people hope to &C
complish by the methods they en-
ployed by preaching to Jewish
audiences what should be done to
elevate the colored people +. Be-
hind the fine addresses is the in
situation that Southern Jewry
must raise itself above the inherent
prejudices Of the Southland {.
This has never failed to amaze me
inasmuch as approximately 1920
of Southern" Jewry consists of
Northern Jews transplanted. =. Of
course this doesn't excuse any,
thing-prejudice North or South
should be combatted but I do
not believe that the amount of
accusations cast at Southern
Jewry is in proportion to the
facts
Locally, in the last few months
Jacksonville Jewish merchants
have done some fine things for the
colored citizenry In answer to
the charge that Jewish merchants
in the negro shopping centers az
not employ colored help may I say
that the Jewish owned Daylight
Groceries have opened one of the
largest and most modern food
markets in the South at Eighth
and Davis streets and it is entirely
stated by colored personnel
Neither is this an isolated case
There are other colored statesmen
and helpers employed by Jewish
firms n.
The new Wolfson block complete
with it's clean, up-to-the-minute
stores and it's new theatre has done
a great deal for colored morale
issue I maintain that the
that this is inconsequential in the
face of the negro fight in the
South for the right to vote, may
add that the prospect of a weekly
fashion show conducted by colored
models in the lovely new Roosevelt
Theatre in the "block" is an up-lift
for domestics living in novels /.
There are other cases which can
be cited but stating example
for example can often cloud the
issue maintain that the
problem is neither WIDELY Sou
thern one nor can Southern Jewry
be set aside by itself and accused
of silently bearing witness to a
bad condition.
The problems Of the negroes is
a national one and can be aided
by supporting such measures as
the FEPC =. This business of de-
manding that one minority come
to the assistance of another SIM
ply doesn't work There are toe
many purposes of cross currents
In this exhibition of brotherly |
love what are we to do with anti
Semitic negroes who do not want
o,,u rr00d will
Evening star., 1947-01-05
To Be Married

A wedding in March is being
planned for Miss Shirley Marilyn
Rubin and Mr.. K Robert Breslau,
whose engagement is announced by
Miss Rubin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Rubin.
Miss Rubin attended the Univer-
sity of Miami and George Washing
ton University and Mr.. Breslau at
tended Johns Hopkins University.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Breslau of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-01-05

wife Elizabeth, whose name has
come down in the family through
the years. One is a lovely drop-leaf
table and the other a small table
top desk like one in Monticello
which Jefferson designed.
Mrs. Petersen is fond of old furni-
ture, but she says it's hard to mix
antiques and children.
She loves to travel and thoroughly
enjoyed her stay in Bermuda last
summer. One happy result of the
trip was the acquisition of her maid.
Leona, who, after considerable red
tape, returned with them.
The other day Leona saw her first
snow. Since then she's been taking
pictures to prove to her family in
Bermuda that her life now includes
such wonders.