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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
RoSh HaShonah 57OS- Marking Time!
BY RABBI MORRIS A. SKOP
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

that the decision regarding our
Nationhood and Palestine will be
a just and humane one. Too many
lives are at stake and very many
implications for Jews everywhere,
for the decision to be any longer
delayed, nor injustice continue.
AS a people we have Marked
Time" for many centuries, but for
the past two Thousand years or 80
we have been standing in the same
place! Always at the mercy of
others; always divided and dis
persed and always hoping and
praying that our adopted home
lands remain Ravens of democracy,
human rights and equality. But
as long as we were not considered
a people among peoples and ma
ton among nations we have been
marking time" and standing in
the same place. Now, in the era
of unifying nations and United
Nations, we Jews must also be
among the counted and take our
rightful place among the nations
of the world where the "voice of
Jacob" will be heard instead of the
harried "cry" of the House of
Israel. In this year 5708, which
in it's Hebrew lettering indicates
the word murder" must come to
stop. Enough of killing of in
nocent people! Enough of the
calloused murder of our people.
Time to march forward as a united
people! That is our first prayer
upon the advent of this New Year
57OS..
Then will come the settlement
of our homeless brethren. Enough
of pouring millions of American
dollars for soup kitchens and old
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

clothes and for people still lang
uishing in displaced persons bar
racks. Among the heartless ma
lions of the atomic world we have
a fancy name for homeless Jews
displaced persons. Displaced in
deed! They belong in their own
home and we pray that this year
thousands will find their rest and
a hearty welcome on the ancient
land where places are waiting for
them not only in homes but
in hearts which long for these
homeless Jews. For scores of
years our American Appeals and
J. D. G. drives have been poured
into European lands and our peo-
pie, after a meal or two, remain
the rootless and unwanted among
the nations. Now it is time that
our American millions be poured
into a meaningful future >. a
Jewish homeland where the Jew
will have the right to say who
shall come in and how long they
will stay.
American Jewry is not mark
ing time" and standing in one
CONTINUED on Page S9)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
U'vracha-Peace al

Shalon U'vracha-Peace and
Blessings!
Do you remember how back in
school days your teacher in the
gymnasium or in military drill
would call out, mark Time" and
count one! two! one! two!? The
pupils would lift their feet in STAG
cato order, first the left foot, then
the right, but all pupils would re-
main standing in the same place.
It was just marking time" The
Jewish people, every Rosh Hash
onal also hears the ancient COM
mand, mark Timer and the years
are counted and the Jew marches
on in history but there is a
difference. The Jew does not
stand in the same place. At least
not the modern Jew. He counts
his years but he tries to move on
forward!
AS people, this Rosh Hashonah
will no doubt mark a great, his
toric change in it's status among
the nations. It may well be, that
by the time the reader reads these
words, the decision of the United
Nations may be known. We hope
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Wallace Says Truman,
Hash I Earned Support
Rx the Assoeiafsd Rfsss

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-President
Truman's administration "has not
earned the support of progressives, I"
Henry A. Wallace says in q Labor
Day editorial in the current issue
Of the New Republic magazine, Of
which he is the editor.
The former Vice President as
serted that on this Labor Day I'VE
should not be discussing which is
the lesser of evils" the Truman ad-
ministration or the Republican
Party, but I'VE should be planning
to avoid the necessity Of such a
choice by winning control OF the
Democratic convention"
He said that some progressives,
through an astounding naivete and
lack Of political judgment, are dis
sipating their power with prema-
ture pledges to the Truman Ad-
ministration, and added:
mo liberal can safely pledge sup
port to the administration at a
time when our foreign policy In
cludes the support Of reactionaries
everywhere; when the administra-
ton is advocating ever greater
ornaments, demanding universal
military training and promoting
war -mindedness; when 1t is using
gentle exhortation rather than po-
litical power to get price reductions,
and makes only feeble gestures to
win liberal and labor support"
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Dozen Planes 10 Fly
Air Race Test Today
BY The Assoeioted Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2S.-Timing
officials at the National Air Races
were called out early again today
with the promise that dozen pilots
would try to qualify for the Thomp-
son Trophy, fastest closed course
competition in the world.
The 3O0-mile race will be run
Monday as the windup of three
day speed program. The feature
event carries $4,000 in prize money
nearly one-third of the total fol
Is races.
Only four flyers qualified theil
planes during the first three days
assigned for that chore. Eighteer
other planes were parked at the
airport in various stages of readi'
ness.
Eleven pilots said last night they
were ready to try two laps aroune
the 15-mile course against time, ane
a couple Of otiSrs said it was likely
they would try today.
Those qualified thus far and theil
average speeds are Tony LEVER o.
La Canada, Calf, 1868 miles ar
hour: Paul Penrose of North Holly
Wood, Calf, 1909; Ivis H. Hill o.
Houston, Tex, 1865, and Ray Dem
ming Of Niagara Falls, N. Y, 1858.
Among those prepared for tria
runs today were Jean L. ziegler o.
Kenmore, N. r; Charles G. Wallint
of Houston, Ray Eiche of Berea
Ohio; Dale Fulton of Washington
Kendall Everson of Cleveland, A. T
Whiteside of Lookout Mountain
Tenn, and Woody Edmonnson o.
Lynchburg, Va.
Only the IL fastest ships will star
in the Thompson race.
Entrants In the Halle Trophy rac'
for women flying ATS Texans,
military trainer type, also mus
qualify, since only of the 13 en-
tries may start In the Saturda,
event. Thus far only Jane Pag.
(Mrs. Sonny Hlavacek) Of Wilmette
H.. and Anna Logan Of, Clevelant
have qualified.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
|U.S. Asked 10 Advance
$26,o0o,o0o 10 Aid
u. n. Headquarters
By the Assoeiatsd Press


LAKE SUCCESS. Aug. 28.-The
United States would be asked to ad-
vance SIC, ,OO0, 900 for construction Of
the permanent United Nations
headquarters buildings in proposal
prepared for presentation today by
Secretary General Trygve Lie.
His program for building, the peace
capitol on the six-block site, pur-
chased last winter with . Rookie
feller gift Of $S,500,00o on the East
River front Of midtown Manhattan,
would call for a total pared-down
outlay estimated at $65, 100000.
Previous estimates had ranged
upward of $S0,000,000.
Mr.. Lies final plan was laid be-
fore q meeting Of the 18-nation
headquarters Advisory Committee
in preparation for the sessions OF
the General Assembly convening In
New York. September is.
/ Besides the $26,000,000 to be re-
auested from the United States 1t
would call for:
$14,0Oo,0O0 to be appropriated by
the Assembly from the 81 member
nations other than the United
States, with the amounts from each
to be determined by the Assembly
and paid Immediately or over a
period of years:
s25,0OQ,000 ito be obtained from
private investors under 10-year
amortization plan, secured by q
real estate mortgage, and with the
81 countries other than the United
States responsible for its lquida-
ton.
The headquarters district now Is
being cleared of old tenements and
slaughter houses with expectations
that construction may get under way
so that the first building can be
occ,,pied bv the spring of 1940.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Suicide Is Ruled in Death
OF Torpedo Plant EmpIoye

DR.. John A. Sims, Alexandria cor
oner, today ruled the death Of Hugh
Thomas Ross, 43, of 1873 Chinquapin
Village, suicide.
Mr.. Ross, a coppersmith at the
naval torpedo plant, Alexandria,
died at his home yesterday after
swallowing poison, DR.. Sims said.
A resident of the Washington area
for about IL years. Mr.. Ross had
been In Ill health recently, accord
ing to his wife. They had lived In
Falls Church until about a month
ago, Mrs. Ross said.
Mr.. Ross was a member Of Kemper
Masonic Lodge, Falls Church He
was 4 native of Florida.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Moroon Heuds Youth Group

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Aug. "a
tSpeciaD Edward Morgan OF Shep-
herdstown has been named president
Of the Tri-C County Methodist Society.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
|ndonesian Attacks
Grow in Sumatra and
Java, Dutch Charge
the S. S. Robert E. Lee.
By the Asseeiatsd Press

BATAVIA, Aug. 28.-A Neither
lands communique declared today
that organized attacks by Repub-
lican forces were becoming more
frequent in both Java and Sumatrs
and asserted that in some areas
Dutch troops were under almost
constant fire.
The bulletin listed 10 separate
clashes with Indonesian forces yes
terday, in which 1t said two Dutch
soldiers were slain and eight
wounded.
The losses brought to 81 killed
242 wounded and two missing the
total Dutch casualties reported since
the United Nations cease fire.
order became effective at midnight
August 4.
Report on Subs Denied.
The Netherlands Navy, mean
while, fatty denied Indonesian re.
ports that Dutch submarines were
patrolling Soenda (Sunda) Strait ir
an effort to intercept any Republic
an leaders who might try to eros;
from Java to Sumatra to establish
new Indonesian capital there.
Naval authorities said constant
watch on the strait was being main
tanned by small patrol vessels, but
declared that the Dutch have ne
submarines anywhere in East Indies
waters.
Today's Dutch Army communique
reported that infiltrating Republi'
cans had attacked a Netherland'
patrol yesterday only II miles wes1
of Batavia. Another Dutch-Indo.
nesian clssh was reported about 81
miles east of Batavia, near Kra'
wang. =
Night Attack Repulsed.
Farther to the east, the com
munique said, a party Of about 81
Indonesians made night attack or
a Dutch bivouac near Cheribon, bu'
were repulsed. Heavy losses" wer'
reported inflicted on Republican
Army units near Tasikmalaja.
The bulletin said Dutch troops
were sweeping Republican opposi'
ton out of the Wijnkoops Bay re-
gion on the southwest coast of Java
one Of the areas most severely dam
aged by scorched-earth tactics.
In mid-Java the Dutch reported
that Indonesian forces had burned
to the ground the villages Of Seem
bang and Soekaradja, both in thu
poerwokerto area.
Two minor clashes were reported
from North Sumatra.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
ADA Chapter Urges
Rejection Of Plea for
1596 Rent Rise Here

The Washington Chapter of Amer
leans for Democratic Action today
urged Rent Administrator Robert F
Cogswell to reject the plea of land
lords here for an immediate general
rent increase of IS per cent.
The rise in rentals was demanded
yesterday by the Building Owners
and Managers Association of Metro
politan Washington. The group
sought either fat across-the-board
increase, or authorization to raise
rents under the "permissive agree
ment clause" in effect in the rest
of the country.
In a letter to Mr.. Cogswell. Ben
jamin C. Sigal, president of the Local
chapter .of Americans for Demo
cratic Action, challenged the land
lords contention that their oper-
ating costs have risen "substan-
ITALY," .
He said the only specific justifi-
cation for higher rentals offered by
the landlords organization, was the
recent increase In taxes, and esti-
mated the average rise in operating
costs from this source at only 2 per
cent-"a far cry, indeed, from Il
per cent"
Any landlord whose operating
costs have risen considerably Is
eligible to make individual applica.
ton for a rent adjustment, and
such applications are approved
where the facts indicate q need fol
relief, Mr.. Sigal asserted.
Many landlords have already ap-
piled for, and received such in
creases. To give them the benefit
of an additional general increase
of IS per cent, Mr.. Sigal contended
will unjustly enrich hundreds OF
landlords, while 1t would dis
criminate against those who have
not heretofore sought increases"
He called the proposal to use the
permissive agreement clause to raise
District rents Clearly Illegal"
The Belgian Congo is 7S times
the size of the Belgian homeland.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Carrier Group. of 400 Sails
|OnCruise as Guests of Star

Almost 400 colored carriers of The
Star were guests of the newspaper
last night on a cruise of the S. s.
Robert E. Lee, constituting their
regular summer outing.
A rather young guest was Arthur
C. Rush, jr., 5-month-old son Of q
Star chauffeur. According to Mr..
Rush the youngster may want to be
a carrier in about 10 years and so
was merely getting the wind OF IT,
The boat was well stocked with
free hot dogs, beverages and pop
corn, provided by The Star. all OF
which elected the representative
comment of swell"
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Senate Judiciary Unit
Makes Surprise Tour
OH Federal Prisons
Rv the Assoeioted Pre;s

Senator LANCER, Republican, of
North Dakota disclosed yesterday
that he and other Senate judiciary
committeeman are making surprise
investigation" of conditions at the
27 Federal prison institutions.
I'VE drop, in by surprise" the
Senator told a reporter. Sometimes
we arrive just at a mealtime to see
what the boys are being fed. We
may arrive at 2 am. in order to
turn up the covers and see If there
are bedbugs or lice"
Senator LANCER said Attorney
General Clark and James Bennett
director of Federal prisons, are CO.
operating with the subcommittee
he heads by ordering wardens and
superintendents to admit the Sen
ate investigators at any time OF
day or night.
Inspections Unanneunced.
1--WE are not announcing the time
of our inspections because we want
to see actual prison conditions,
Senator LANCER said.
I This Is the first time the Senate
Judiciary Committee has made
check on all the prisons"
Prison Director Bennett said the
Attorney General and the Bureau
of Prisons welcome the inspection
by any congressional committees
We have some serious problems or
which Congress can help. I an
completing survey and study now
for Senator LANCER"
| As subcommittee chairman, SEN
ator LANCER said he has asked SEN
ators Donnell, Republican, OF Mis-
souri,, and McGrath, Democrat, Of
Rhode Island, to inspect Federal
prisons in the South.
Senators LANCER and Chavez
Democrat, of New Mexico, will cover
the other prisons.
Disparity in Sentences.
Disparity in sentences for the
same crime is one subject being in
vestigated, Senator LANCER said.
IF 10 men are sent to prison fol
forging q Federal check, one mar
gets off with a year or two while the
others may get 10 to 20 years." ths
Senator said. That's one field tha'
needs attention"
Senator LANCER said he has made
a surprise inspection Of the Fedora
Reformatory for Women at Alder
son, w. Va, and found 1T excep'
tionally well run and well man
aged" 49,
There was no discrimination
among prisoners" he said. M
matter how much money prisone
has, there were no favors on tina
basis. It's clean and the prisoner
get wonderful treatment"
Director Bennett said today
prison population is 1881 compared
with about $1,000 just before tn
war.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
One Town Makes Rain,
Another Nearby Gets 1t
By The Asseeiossd Press

ANADARKO, Okla, Aug. 2S.-Dry
Chickasha, Okla, residents pondered
the deceitful ways Of Oklahoma
weather today after rain which had
been INTENDED" for them fell In
nearby Anadarko.
Three Chickasha men, Son King
Gordon Jones and Claude Welch
dumped los pounds Of dry Ice into
a cloud 1880 feet over Chickasha
hoping to make it rain In that city
It rained all right, but by the time
the dry ice had WORKED the cloud
was over Anadarko, 10 miles west
and Anadarko enjoyed q one-hal1
inch shower. Chickasha stayed dry
Evening star., 1947-08-28

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

The boys began to<show up early
and quickly took advantageous po-
sitions on the deck of the large ex-
cursion vessel. They let out cries
of satisfaction when the vessel cast
off from it's pier at Sixth street and
Maine avenue SW. at $50 pm.
Raymond G. Harris, assistant cir
culation manager of The Star, saw
the boys off on the cruise, which
represented the 18th time some such
event was given.
Besides Mr.. Rush, other Star
chauffeurs who were present and
aided in supervising the proceedings
were Herbert Bailey, Roy Gray
Clifford M. Starkey and william H
Jones'
Evening star., 1947-08-28

He succeeds Phyllis Widnyer of this
city. Charles Jackson was named
vice president; Jean Lewis, Gerards-
town, secretary, and John Hoffmas-
ter. Charles Town. treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
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