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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
BETWEEN YOU.
AND NE
BY BORIS SINCLAIR
Copyright, 1947, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Inc.)
POLITIAL TRENDS

The transatlantic telephone
lines have been buzzing during the
last ten days with long talks be-
tween Zionist leaders in the United
States and London And leaders
of the American Zionist movement,
particularly DIR. Silver, have been
extremely active in Washington . {.
DIR. Silver is definitely against
continuing the informal talks with
Foreign Secretary Bevin, since it is
now clear that he is the chief OBJ
stacIe to a favorable Cabinet de-
cisiOn on Palestine However,
regardless of what the Cabinet de-
cides, the Jewish Agency will have
to make preparations in anticipa-
ton of the Palestine issue being
brought before the United Nations.
Everything points to the tact
that the Palestine problem will
occupy a good deal of time at the
next General Assembly of the U.
N. in September At present
all parties involved are still re-
luctant-fOr varying reasons-tO
bring the issue before the u. N.
The reasons why the Jewish
Agency does not want the problem
brought before the u. N. are not
the same as those behind Britain's
reluctance The Arabs, too, have
their special reasons for wanting to
avoid the u. N. -. Nevertheless,
it seems that Palestine will be-
come one of the major issues on
the u. N. agenda Incidentally
interested Jewish organizations
should be aware of the fact that
the Norwegian Government may
soon propose to the United Nations
that it deal with the problem Of
homeless Jews as a whole anC
work out an international solution
=. Some members of the Nor
Wegian Government are thinking
in terms of compact Jewish settle
ment in Australia, on the basis OF
the Kimberly plan that was negO-
tiated shortly before the outbreak
of the war -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
Anti-Semitism On The Increase
In Germany
BY ROBERT GARY

ROBERT GARY
Shiny specer of antSemitm again the rise in Ger
many-slowly but surely.
unorganized spasmodc antisemitm
occupied among
Germans they other occasionally
vile threatening letters written to
officials in public office
Whereas year ago of way
make Jewish friends perform special the
German today in most instances is again hostile The German in
the months Immediately following felt that the
Jew would be the teachers pet and therefore often showed
gerated friendship.
the intervening
teacher" the Allies
emigration place him uncomfortable adhere
all kinds restrictive regulations physically manhande
him.
words caught Jew, by
pe again picked
VICIOUS propaganda Ihee occasionally pops up where
German claims a a grandmother
or tries to befrend
does this to obtain emigration papers affidavit from
Jew swearing the German fine outstanding citizen
not be punished Identification past
aons In events these isolated the
studiousy plague
derOgatOry remarks in conversation and letters
Very occasionally appears the German
but military generally repriand
the German the whole has
However, fails to reeducate reanng publishing
articles that Will increase goodwill and friendship between the Jew
and German.
Military government fear
that will increase greatly coming months
mpementing
of the Forthcoming property restitution which will
number Germans either fairly
Jewish property seized in form another under the Naz
officials point Poland Hungary
with lefts
there instances violence
property officials however,
German opposition restitution will any violent because
the occupation but they feel it will take
probably openly made remarks and attempts at inserting anti
Semitic articles newspapers
Philip Auerbach head of the Office for Politically Rae
Government
growth of anSmtism This being accomplished he sad by
within the nsncerely claim that
restitution will cause the formation of new Jewish capitalsc
society"
military government officials reported
they fairly steady stream complaints Jews
treated unexpectedly
civil trolley conductor
the Dissertation of Jewish cemeteries tablets
officials said these instances Semm
said difficult determine it's
that the general" feeling of anti Sesm
that
liberty independence given the Germans the time
they in the distant future
u. T. Az
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-02-14
Jewish Music Month

Southern Jewish communities are busy now
through their synagOgues, temples and various
organizations in celebrating Jewish Music Month.
Encouraged by nationwide, and even worldwide,
acclaim Of Jewish music week programs last year,
the Jewish Music Council representing fty-one ma
tional Jewish organizations has announced for this
year Jewish Music festival lasting one entire
month, from February to March 6.
It is the hope of the Council "that this inten-
sive activity will reach the masses of the people
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13

FILIPINO LADIES AUXILIARY Games 3-9 pm. Dancing 9-l pm. Sat. Nov. 15, Parish Hall.
 -adv. 732-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
DEWEY, STASSEN
 VIE FOR SUPPORT
 IN N. HAMPSHIRE

NEW YO4,A, Nov. 13. -tR- Friends of Governor Thomas E. Dewey said today his supporters in New Hampshire would enter a lull Late of delegates in his name in hat states primary March g., thereby creating a contest with Harold E. Stassen, avowed can d-date for the Republican presi- dential nomination.
 Stassen announced yesterday that a slate of delegates friendly to him would be entered in the New Hamp- shire primary. The Granite statehas eight delegates. four at large and four in districts.
 Dewey, unsuccessful Republican candidate in 1914, has not announc- ed presidential aspirations for 1948.
 According to legend, the Arabi- an Nights 100l Tales was writ tox,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
BOY SCOUTS OF
 DOUGLAS ARE 10
 GET ACTION NOW
Cub Pack Also 10 Be Or. ganized--D Den Mothers
 Are 10 Be Named

Douglas Boy Scout Troop which for the past year has been under the leadership of Scoutmaster Rob- ert Wagner, will get under way with the first objective this fall to enter the District Rally in com petition for the Troop Bugle.
 Several boys of the Douglas Troop participated in camp last summer and made a good showing Douglas did not enter the com petition last year and so will en- ter as a beginning Troop.
 Also for Douglas is the organi- zation of Cub Scout activities. All boys, g, 10, and II years of age in Douglas, will have the opportunity of jcining the Cub Pack which will get under way soon. Preliminary arrangements are now being made and it is expected that Den Moth CTS may be appointed and meetings of Dens begin immediately.
 Also new in the Scouting field will te the organizatio of two and possibly three Cub dens in the To- cal Rotary Pack, with organization help coming from the Catholic Church. The Rev. Sweeney is heading the organizational efforts and it is expected that parents will be called to form the Dens
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
See. Marshall Before House
 Foreign Com.
Says China Loan Funds Used Win 70 Per Cent
 Efficiency

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-R- Secretary of State Marshall said today the government is working on a program to help China with the expectation that any funds will be used with about 70 per- cent efficiency
 Marshall also told tho House Foreign Affairs committee it "is our feeling" that any assistance to Europe ought to be supplied i'm mediately to keep the supply pipe lines filled.
 The Secretary appeared before the committee for questioning on the administrations foreign spend ing program as he did yesterday before the Senate Foreign Relations committee. And the questions start ed out today covering much the same ground they did yesterday.
 Rep. Kea (D-W. Va) wanted to know acout prospective help for China. which Marshall has figured at around $500, ,00O,0G0 over 15 months. The Secretary said the situation is one Of great complex ity," that the government wants to do something helpful" and is trying to develop program in which funds will be used perhaps with 70 psrcent efficiency.
 NO one asked him immediately why they could not be used with 100 per cent efficiency.
 While Marshall talked to the House group, Secretary of Com merce Hartman told the Senate Foreign committee that $597 900, = o00 in goods can be supplied to France, Italy and Austria as emer- geucy ald wltuout further strain 4n .his nations economy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
WANT ADS
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
White Is EIonored al Bridal
 Shower Last NiQhi

Mrs. zola Devlin, with Mrs. R A. Staples. as co-hosteSs, enter tained last evening at their apart ntnt in the Bishop with linen shower for Miss Dorothy White whose marriage to MT. Charles DeBoer 3f Fairbanks will be sol emnized November p at the Bethel Tabernacle.
 The evening was spent in quiz contests. Prizes were given to Mrs. Carol Elford, Mrs. Troy Mansker, Mrs. Donald Hutchins, Ruth Web Der. and the honoree, Dorothy White.
 Mrs. Norman Sommers and Mrs. Ralph Baker entertained with ap- propriate music just before Miss White opened the gifts.
 Lovely refreshments were served by the hostesses to the following guests: Mesdames Troy Mansker, Howard Baker, Lyle Johnson, Leo ma Bowling, Carol Elford, Norman Scmmers, Ralph Baker, Donald Hutchins, Wesley Hansen, and Will liam Collier and the Misses Jean Johnson, Mary Louise Crowell, Sal ly Brensdal, Ruth Webber and the honoree.
 On November 3, Miss White was also honored with a sprprise per sonal shower at the home ol Miss Jean Johnson. At that time, the be received many beauti- ful gifts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
FIRE DEPARTMENT BENEFIT TONIGHT,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

II you put tougntfibred Humpn- rey Bogart and Luscious Lizabeth Scott in the same picture, you've really got an explosive combina- tion of man and woman dynamite. The nearest comparison, and that's undertsating it, is atomic fission.
 The screen fairly sizzles in those sequences of torrid love-making hstween Bogart and Miss Scott. With John Cromwell to guide them. Dead Reckoning the ac- tion- laden Columbia melodrama, emerges ss a taut, tense and ter rife film.
 This feature is at the Capitol Theatre as a benefit for the Ju- neau Volunteer Fire Department. The final showing is tonight, a good show for a good. worthy cause.
 Bogart has been handed a tailor-made role that suits him to a B" He's the Bogart of yore. He's called upon to exhibit his quick-witted resourcefulness. His scenes are loaded with pithy lines. And when Lizabeth Scott walks on the scene, brother, you can melt a wax dummy And Bogart's no dummy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
FOR SALE

SUNSHINE LINE Christmas
 cards, gift wrap. greeting cards for all occasions. Scripture ana non-scripture. Ph. 175. 732-t6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13

this week. The Rotary Cub Pack is headed by Vance Blackwell, Cub Master.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
FROM ANGOON

MT. and Mrs. Ronald John of An- goon are staying at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
MURPHY & MURPHY

REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

Discharged from St. Ann's Hos- pital yesterday were James Odom Nancy Johnson, Mrs. Pete Hildre Mrs. James Marks and Mons An derson, all medical patients. Cliff .ord D. Webber, surgical patient also left the Hospital.
 No one was admitted or dischars rom the Government Hospital vesterday.
 s-.ss--- EEIpaNO LADIES AUXILIARY Games 3-3 pm. Dancing 9-1 pm. Nov 15, Parish Hall.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black 475. 20. Box 7G2.
 656-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13

BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc. Violet Seaberg, Green 483.
 636-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-13
MOTHER SERIOUSLY ILL,
 MRS. WILLIAMS GOES SOUTH

Mrs. Joyce Williams was cdlleu out of town very suddenly yester- day, upon receipt of a telegram ] from her sister saying that their mother is ill with pneumonia in the Puyallup Hospital. She left for Seattle on the Pan 1 American plane yesterday after noon.
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By Not Borrows
Foreign Correspondent Of The Ster and
the Chicooo Daily News

DAMASCUS, Syria.-No west
erner, it's often said here in this
fabulous oasis city of the Syrian
desert, really can understand or ap-
preciate Arab or middle east psy-
chology until he has learned the
tricks OF trading with the bazaar
merchants.
But woe upon the neophyte with
faint courage and slight patience.
It's a school of shrewd maneuver-
ing, bluff, exaggeration and calcu-
lated retreats.
Compromise, after long haggling,
is the essence of the battles of the
bazaars. Each side gives in, and
each side closes the bargain feeling
much the victor.
International diplomats at the
United Nations one reflects, might
we'll take page from methods used
by bazaar men since long before the
head Of John the Baptist came to
rest in its tomb inside the Moslem
mosque Of Ummayid here.
How Trading Works.
Here is how bazaar-trading works
in practice. And I speak as one
who learned the hard way.
1t was on the street called
Straight, by legend the Oldest
thoroughfare in the world, a
shadowy, covered area devoted en-
tirely to rows of tiny shops jammed
together with merchandise as new as
last months electric mixer and as
old as a camel bell patterned on
Biblical models.
I wanted a nargileh. or water pipe,
one of those immobile smoking jars
with attached flexible tube for in
haling the tobacco after it has
gurgled its way through water.
First step: Approach the bazaar,
open to the sidewalk, with utmost
disdain. Show only the vaguest in
terest.
That's the advice of old Middle
East hands.
I couldn't have seemed to care
less as I glanced at the hundreds
of water pipes.
My Arab chauffeur and inter-
prefer lowered behind me in the
teeming crowd, discreetly silent.
Face Shows Contempt.
"Salam alekum," greeted the
shopkeeper as I deployed into step
No. 2: A study of the wares with
a face heavy with contempt.
"We- 'alekum salam," replied In
my best Arabic (total: 81 words.
Thus, having wished each other
peace, we prepared for battle.
He unctuously bowed and pointed
to his wares. I shrugged my should
ers with uplifted arms.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Trade With Bazaar Merchants
7eochesMiddIeEos Psychology

TELL him he has the most miser-
able, wretched nargileh display in
all Damascus and thst, therefore
he comes from long line of jackals
unfit even to walk in the bazaars,
prompted my interpreter in my ear
This I did in English, trying to
make 1t sound convincing.
AzZam, the interpreter. put it into
Arabic-and did make it sound con-
vincing.
For good measure, I added: "Ibn
haram' (you son of thieves.
Resultant conversation lasted 40
minutes and much of 1t surely could
have been heard by the men kneel-
ing on their prayer rugs in the
Mosque of Ummayid four blocks
away.
Unloved Outcast.
I was the honored son of a family
whose vigor had been increasing
for thousands of years and a true
and worthy judge of the finer things
of life such as coffee, horses and
the water pipes Immediately before
me.
Or I was an unloved and un-
feasted outcast, the color Of whose
condition brought no joy to man,
including him.
was explicitly Christian saint
one moment and a Christian dog the
next.
The pipe I spotted was at one side.
1t took 10 minutes just to reach it,
rejecting nearby pipes with ejacu-
lations of disgust.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
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I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
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II MasstSsien' soME RPRsfoNs1BLE Il PARTY would
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