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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-06-04

chiefly the offices the State
Departments instructions have been sent out
Department diplomats Arab countries to
possible the Arab governments toward the
lifting of the u S. arms embargo governments
obvious sentiments will
brought attempt to brighten him
ordering relaxation the embargo Particularly
against for helping Israel is
Forrestal One of his former assistants
Stephen left the service the middle of May
buy engaged Washington campaigning against Trumans
recognition Israel, and openly sides with the Arabs
revealed that James Bymes former Secretary of
bringing about Trumans
President also greatly influenced
the principal advisers the State
during administration Another figure
decision recognize Israel Max
publicity whose opinion valued
highly Washington Many American ndusaists becom
products entire Middle Some of them
closely watching projected u loan Israel
through Import Bank and
larger $100000OO0 requested by Dr. Wezmann
Incidentally life story much demand
President of Israel has been writing
autobiography 1t will be published book
form Harpers early year Meanwhile the York
sterilization rights to Dr. Wezmanns
usp Daily Forward has obtained the Yddish
rights for autobiography.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-06-04
LETTER BOX

MASADA
Young ZiOnists of America
Affiliated with the
Zionist Organization of America
381 Fourth Ave-, N. Y. c. 16
May 80, 1913
Editor
Southern Jewish Weekly
Box 903
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed is a mat of DR.. EN-
anuel Neumann, President of the
Zionist Organization of America,
presenting a charter to a Masada
chapter named in his honor. Ma
sada, as you know, is the youth
affiliate of the Zionist Organiza-
IlOII Vi America.
This mat, believe, in addition
to being of interest to your gen.
eral reading public, would be
especially of interest to members
of the Jacksonville Chapter of
Masada as well as the ZOA dis
trict.
I would very much appreciate
your using the mat and also send
ing me extra copies of your well
edited Jewish Weekly"
Thanking you in advance for
consideration, and with Israeps
warmest greetings, 1 am
Sincerely yours,
Joseph Fried
Public Relations
MaSada
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-06-04

State And Zonists everywhere welcome with open
these brethren who have returned to the fold. And
the hearts of many disinterested individuals to whom the
Land Of their forefathers seemed so far away
But there is yet much to be done. Much money to be
raised And we are glad to see who formerly took
little interest in Zonsm jumping to leadership to help
ISRAEL. Terrific amounts needed today Now! And
readers throughout the South will be called upon to
do their share.
The story told of the rich who said to his rabbi
Why it that everybody always crtczng me for being
mser when everybody knows that have made provision
TO leave everything I possess charity when die?
WELL, was the rabbits reply let me tell story about
pig and cow The pig lamentng his lack OF popu-
a1y He complained to the that people were always
talking about the cows geneness and kind eyes, He ad-
mlted that the gave milk and cream but maintained
mat pigs gave He asserted that pigs gave bacon and
nam and brSes and that people picked their feet
lie demanded the for such lack of appreciation The
cow thought awhile and said, Maybe it's because l give
while I'm still living"
We who have lived the establishment Of Jewish
oe after 1000 of praying must give gracousY and
oytulY and thank God for the opportunity of aiding
onAEL and its people who crying for admittance.
Today, despite the fact that the small Yishuv is faced
ARABIAN hordes there the feeling that survival is more
nan probabity-it is certainty. Israel today is the
same Israel of the Book who turned away from the Waig
wal! and grded himself with the sword
Now there is the full realization of the promise and
prophecy which have read and reread in Book
Ougnout the ages: And shall chase enemies and
lucy snail tall before you by the swordAnd five OF you
a chase hundred and hundred of you shall chase ten
Ouand and your enemies shall fall before you by the
And will have respect unto and make you
with YOU"
And the covenant?
a. will bless thee and in multiplying will multiply
ed as the stars of the heaven and the sand which
upon the SeaShore; and thy seed shall possess the gate
VI ms enemie and in thy seed shall the nations Of the
Voice" ~ ~ ~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-06-04
ISRAEL" STIRS OUR HEARTS

Rejoicing in the newly created
Land of Israel is not reserved for
Zionists alone. Many Jews who
formerly held themselves aloof from
the efforts to establish a Homeland
in Palestine have joined in the
exhilarant thrill of the new Jewish
state. Jews who formerly occupied
high positions in the community and
used their influence to stultifY or to
stifle the efforts of Zionists have
come to realize the absurditY of
their former views and have joined
with the great masses Of our people
to further the aims of a Jewish
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WASHINGTON TRENDS: Sentiment in

WASHINGTON TRENDS: Sentiment in
Washington is changing from day to day on
the Palestine issue There are powerful
elements behind the scenes at work against the
lifting of the arms embargo and against the
granting of U. S. loan to Israel Dr.
Weizmann's visit to Truman strengthened
President Truman's determination to help
Israel But there is plenty of sabotage
being planned against any concrete action
Truman may be willing to make in this direction
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Between You and Me
BY BORIS SINCLAIR


Copyright, 194S, Jewish Telegraphic Agency 1nc)
Evening star., 1948-03-15
vi 4 5:

GOSPEL SINGING.
assisa eis .s1sss NV aso
LUNCHEoNs.
p.m. % tomorrow. T Msmbers and % guests. LILO
12i5 pm. tomorrow. Members and
Advertising Club Of Washington, Hotel
statler, 1880 pm. tomorrow. Members
suppiiers' Club, Brownies Grill. 1890
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
MUSIC.
Wade n. Stephens organ recital,
SsHsSh e|nst tonisbt Of the Iatter-Da' Saints
cSs 6 RA.5p. MsnoFisi aalses' $50
stsoa1 H. Hons Military ssnd ooass5t %s
bers and guests.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Artists Cooperative Gallery, 1903 K
| street NV, open 10 am. to 5.p.m. daily
snspSs Sy jean f
.DAR MUSEUM. 1720 ? street No, open
10 am. TO- pm. weekdays; An. Album Of Of
Americana" IN North Wing; China" IN
Coreoran Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue NV, open
IL to 4:30 Pm. Mondays' & l9 Am. 70 $50 @
Pn4 4so sussda'is pm sasaraays, snTSssa sna
inston, Tor an indefinite period, and Euro
pean master drawings from private COL
lection. through April II.
Public Library, Eighth and < streets
NV open ga a rsrde 70 Ise6 1m "a xesrs sso
| the technology division, through Thurs
day; prints by Jack Perlmutter, in the
arts division, through March.
! ~ uac = Va
Mondays through Fridays, am. to pm
I.aoef nf oDs2 tS COPY S o the
ment mel IT. until December I6; original manu-
ssTns ef ter 1nssns
bItion depicting ideal of UNEsco' through
Pan American Union. Seventeenth street
PAINTINGS from Hsiti throush tomorrow;
Barnet Adsn GALLERY; Is 127 sspaaya EsndSlph
ana arswnss ao Raatan 81 James 1o
assush e.sa7 MfEss 1884
Sssads weekdays. as and Z 20 so pm Sundays: wss.T
Murry, through March %.
National Gallery Of At, sixth street and
p vssfass sysass MA snd 1S 1S
Sundays: Paintings and sculpture com:
prising the Mellon, Krsss. Wider and
donors, for an indefinite period.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
am. to pm. daily: Display Of animal
and fresh-water fish. for an indefinite
Dumbarton Oaks Museum, Thirty-frst
and r streets NV, open 8 am. to pm:
daily: Collection Of Byzantine and related
| arts, for an indefinite period
Whyte Bookshop and Gallery, 1913 Con-
necticut avenue NV. open $50 am. to
l6 pm. weekdays: Recent paintings OF
Edward Rosenfeld, through March.
FOR SERvICEMEN:
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines CLUB,
lio1 io1o L street NV; lounges. Hnrars' ~r1t-
Servicemens Victory Center, 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV; lounge, recreation,
night
Evening star., 1948-03-15
Public Relations Talks
Set for Dinner Meeting

The Washington chapter, Society
for the Advancement of Manage
ment, and the Washington Forge,
American Public Relations Assoc
iation, will discuss Management in
Public Relations" at q joint dinner
meeting at $50 pm. Thursday, at
the YWCA, 18th and K streets NV.
Principal speaker will be Leonard
w. Trester, director of public policy,
General Outdoor Advertising Co.,
and chairman of the Advertising
Committee, United States Chamber
of Commerce.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-12
Social and Personal
MINMEApOLH

The NeighbOrhOOd Bridge Club met with Mrs. Donald
Brady ST., $500 Fifth Ave. So. Monday. March 8. Mrs
Charles Noble first prize Mrs O. p Wells second and
Mrs. Helen Curry third
Little Miss Lucille Roach. Ssl7 Fifth Ave- SO In at
home will he measlas
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CORRECTION

The Friendly Sixteen met with
Mra Theodore Woodland. lloS Lyn.
dale No. and not the Jolly Sixteen
~ was reported IN the last issue
Of this paper.
Mr.. sam Duke. 2s2o Ciintoa Ave.
So, was admitted 20 General Hos.
pitAl Monday, March &
Tea: The LsntsR tea giTsa By 50,
Thomas Sodahty March 7 at the
church proved very lovely even
though . small crowd attended.
Candle music furnished q soft back
ground and q short program enter.
tanned those present.
Mr.. Royal Crawford Of Mime.
apolis and Miss Lsola Graham Of
So. Paul plan To be married some
time in April.
Mira Ida Burrell. IS HoaG Ave.
No, Is confined 70 her home this
week because OF illness.
Miss Coramae Riehey, ae7S
Fourth Ave. So. left for Chicago
March 3. To visit her parents until
school reOpens here.
Mr.. Leon Abbey Of Chicago left
Wednesday. March 3. after a ave
day visit with his mother, Eva L.
Abbey, AZ East 26th st. Mr.. Abbey
had finished q seventeenth engage.
ment At HArry's Lounge in Chicago
and viii return March IS by popu.
lar demand.
Mrs Celia Boyd, SS3s Fourth
Ave. So, returned home Friday,
March s, after being . patient at
Fairview hospital for Ave days.
Mrs. W. g. Rsnfro. SIIs 18th Ave.
So, received a telegram March 9
informing her Of the death Of her
nephew. Roy Mason Of Kansas City,
Mo, who passed away Sunday,
March Z.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-12

sA@~NA-Aa~-NH
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen. JF.
S0ot Fifth Ave. So, few to Seattle,
wash. Monday. March 8. They are
the guests Of Mrs. Aliens parents.
The r. A. T. s. young peoples
club Of St. Thomas Episcopal
Church, viii meet at the home Of
Miss June Williams, AIS Emerson
Ave. No.
Birthday Party: Gwen and Mari
Ign Marrow were hOstesses at q
birthday party Monday, March 8,
at the home Of their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. l. Marrow, 705 N. Girard.
Guests were Rita Cisco. Norland
Mccoy, Shirley Biies, Mike BiIes,
Ruby Jackson, Clentell Jackson,
Mary LAngum, Herman LhnRum,
Bessie Davis, Albert Jones, and
Sylvester Davis.
The Social Service Committee Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-12

ST, Thomas met with Mrs. Eugene
Shepherd, 500 18th Ave. So, Mon.
day. March 8.
Mrs. Ida RahsTts. ST0S Fourth
Ave. So, who has been Ill for the
past three weeks, Is rccuPerAtiRE al
her home.
Mrs. Ella Washington. 404o
Fourth Ave. So, has been released
from General hospital and is i'm.
proving very slowly at her home.
She Is the mother Of Mrs. Earl l.,
Sims and Mrs. Marcus Jackson.
The StAFlit HOHF Ten met with
Mrs. Virginia Ash at 70 Hyland
ave. No. Wednesday, March s.
Mrs. ROsAlie Walls was absent. II
was decided that the ehittling sup
per should be postponed TO some
future date. Luncheon was served.
The Missionary Society Of 81.
Peter A. NJ. Z. Church met Friday.
March ~, with Mira. r. p. Lewis.
5S24 Fourth Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Law. St2
Bryant Ave. No, are the parents
Of a baby girl born Thursday eve
ming. March I, at Maternity hos
pital. The baby weighed Ave pounds
ten ounces and has been named
Gloria Ann.
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Social and Personal

The Union FateTnal benevolent Association met Thurs
day. March with Mrs Anna Harris. 600 W. Central Ave-
The hostess served lunch Officers elected for the
President Ia Mrs Jessie Coleman vice president Mrs. Carrie
Lindsay; recording secretary Mrs Louise Walker; financial
SECRETARY. Mrs: Lydia BROWN: treasnrer Mrs MAhla ~
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TIE NoA-ParSll club met WsdRss.
day. March =, with Mrs. Leonard
Davis. 69s Kondo Ave, Club priSSs
went 20: ArsL Mira, Joseph Stubbs:
second. Mira. William Gardner,
third. Mrss Frank Gamhol. Guests
present Wprps Mines, John Banks.
william Ridley. Harry 3, Brown.
ollyS GrAnthArn, Walter Hayes and
Thomas RrAddoCk, Each guest re-
eeivSd q gift from the hostsas,
The next meeting will hs March 81.
at the home Of Mira. Frank Gamhol.
ssa ST. Anthony Ave,
TIE Ladies Aid SSCisty sf IN.
grim church. will meet Friday,
March IL, 3 p, M, with Mrs, v. H.
johnson, 6Ss st. Anthony Ave.
Siek list, ADDED 10 the ulek list
this week are; Mrs, Rose Lawrence.
4S2 st. Anthony Ave, and Mr.. VII
liam Black, 7ss W, Central Ave.
The Minnesota widows Club met
Sunday, March q, at the home Of
MrS, BesSls Powell. Sp7 Carroll
Ave-. In celebration Of Mrs, Powsll's
birthday, A delicious Fepast was
served and the honorpe received
many ussfal and lovely Elfts. Those
present wsrsi Mines, Ella Alice
Jackson, W. WEIGH. Lottis Pierce.
Lucy Green. Sally Dickinson, Lucy
Stout and Geneva Murray.
The Alpha Phi Alpha Wives met
Monday, March q, with the pFOsl.
don't. MrE. John Patton. 0SA ~,
Anthony Ave. The next meeting
will BE- April 10 with Mru. Ethel
HarTls, 800 3, 9bth 81. Mime.
apolia.
Les TOUtss HanRSs Amlss mot
Friday. March Q. with MrA, Cor.
nslia Smith. b4S Carroll Ave. The
program chairman. MFs. tlirdA Rid.
ley, presented the members with
their programs for the year, The
nsxt meeting will bs with Mrs,
Elisabeth Tarvsr, eos Sc. Anthony
Ave.
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WAY SEE IT
- DY neil D0DS0n RUSSEu

The hiring a the Negro Aasg Powers department
Minneapolis last week didn't just happen overnight the eu
nnaOa Of almost twelve months Conferences with
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rstAierS Peons circulated TO the public, plus some
elsAn-eat cooperation between the Min City Urban
League and the Joint Committee on Employment OPP
pOrtunitoS the latter group consisting Of long list
Of civic. educational and wSmshS organizations
TSSchsrs' groups In the city were among the nrs,
To recognise the Importance Of securing openings for
Negroes In the retail hSid However, wasn't until
May lsIT that the ATst concentrated effort was
launched to gain public acceptance, and overall pro-
gram 70 obtain Jobs outlined. Il was recognised
that II the hiring couldn't BE- brought about through
mutual cooperation the moro stringent tschniques Of
boycott and peketRR might have 10 be used but only
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Shir nj MoYes
Additions for
John Kirby

Shir Nj MaySs. A2S Dupont Ave.
No. has returned from Chicago
where she AnditiOnsd for John Kir-
by, popular band leader at the Col
'eES Inn Of the Hotel Sherman.
Billy Kyle, former pianist fer
Ella Fitzgerald. 10 writing musical
arrangements for Miss MaySs who
viii take over the vocal spotlight
with the Kirby crew on or about
May I.
The last sOnEhiTd to get her start
10 fame with the John Kirby hand
10 Sarah Vaughn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-12

Brown. chaplain, MrS, Matte Has.
klna. aick chairman. Mrs. Anna
Harris, and trustee. Mrs. Ella Alice
Jackson.
Mra, Chester OdsR Sl $50 Lyle.
hart Ave-, spent tho weekend visit
inE her son, chariss. at Boys Town.
Neb.
The EaFRsst Workers Of Pilgrim
Baptist church will meet with Mrs,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-12

Margaret Moore. 900 Iglehart Ave-.
on Friday, March 10, a. 9 p, m.
Tho Service Guild % 81 James
A.M.E. church. are scheduled 10
meet Thursday. March 10, with
Mira, Emma Lou Light 66i w.
Central Ave, The Guild donated
10 the "save Children Federation"
All members are urged 10 be pres
ent at the next meeting,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28
BRANCH CALENDAR.
Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association of the United States
'' of America.
BRANCHES OF T. 8. J. A.

BRANcHEs OF T. .. J. A.
President. Henry NJ. Miller, 722 High.
2-5Ol5
Vice President Henry l.. Kurtz. 3424
Mahoning Ave, Youngstown 9, Ohio.
sec'y., Helen wolm. $3.50 w. 5sth st
Phone 30. 1854
=. Asst. Sec'y, Mary Paul. al7 South
l,raig ST., Pittsburgh ls, Pa. Phone:
Treasurer Edith B. HartfeIder, sl5
Beckford ST.. New Castle, Pa. Phone,
BRANCHES OF T. 8. J. A.
A0asn1e. Oln.. - SAXON JUNIOR C1uh.
Pres, Tom MurtZ Jr., 324 Miller Ave
Sec'y., Carl Everth S4S S. Arch st.
Canton, Ohio. - Canton Saxon Juniors
President. Richar% ap Smiley 7o5 Ar,,ng.
ton Ave. N. w, Canton, Ohio.
Secretary, Minnie Krach, li24 Harris.
burg Rd., n. e. Canton, Ohio.
Chicago, Ill. - Chicago South sid.
Jun1er Saxon Csuv.
s,pS ,pSsessident' 9, Robert MAt,ss 1915 mas,
secr.t.ry. HID. uu.oh. ',s IVES.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland Cast Junior Saxon Club.
Ere. Arthur rnga. I545 Catalpa
Secy, Agnes Salmen, 1891 Nela.
wood Rd. Phone MU. SOIL
cleve1and West Saxon Junior 0uo.
Pres, William Wolf, 3I3O Nes, 5sth
Street
sec'y Helen woin, also w. Seth St.
Phone RO. 1854: '...... ...... ..
Columbus, Ohio. - Columbus Junior
'8e~~u EJu1.
President, Michael c. Schmidt, Jr.
1854 s. High st. Phone Ga 5O62.
Secretary, Walter M. Thesis, 1857 Z
Whittier st. Phone Ga. 2974. -
Homestead, "a. - HOMESTEAD sun,or
0AxonS.
Pres. Daniel Thellman, 244 Franz
AAe., Whitaker. Pa. Phone Homesae a.
1884 -.
Secretary Marie Sterner 776 Mel
bourn St, Pitt burgh II, Pa. Phone.
Jackson 5043
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DON JUANS FRAU
ROMAN Won PAUL OsKAR Hooker
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Detroit, Mich. - Deteo4t ,jaAloe Oo1oU
Pres. John M. schemmei. 77ss Orange
secy., Frieda Thaleott. 1865 H.
cory Ave. f.5
.uvooa CITY. - 1nwsod taSy Z
.n Jun4o1 oex0AD. ~ 'st..i-r ;
President, Sara Kast. 22o Crescent
Ave; Phone l7s-T: :nn,., p.,, :.
Ext. - Phone 496i-J-l3.
Farrell. Pa. - FARRELL Saxon Ayhistscs
President. Henry Holmes. SOl Hami..
ton Ave. Phone 2l4SS
Phone 262sS.
Gary, indiana. - Gary Saxon Junlot0
Sport Clnb.
President. Katherine Kraft, 1853 Pierce
st. Phone 36-25s.
Sec'y., Jeanette Kloss, 466s Ha~
rison st. Phone 1921.
Lorain, Ohio. - Lorain Juniors
Saxon Club.
President, Arthur SCHNEIDER. 33i W.
18th st. Phone 93-l60' b..
secy., Gerry rheil. 2s4s Livingston
Ave. Phone 61-6s2.
Monaco, Pa, - 19snaea Jsnaos
S1yo0O. t.F
Pres. Fermen Massey. SOS Ninth ~
EEL: Rochester $500.
Sec'y.. Helen SCHUYLER, llo PSaa Aos
Tel: Rochester 3e77.W.
New Castle. Pa - usw Castls Juxsos.
1Axoas.
President. Henry Bender. SIT Wild.
wood Avenue, Phone S71-w.
Sec'y., Heles Garts.er. 121 e. Sheridan
Ave. Phone 6695.R.
Salem, Ohio. - Qel0n jOA1oe Oo101
Club. .{,t
President, Henry Schuster. SIS New
Garden Ave. |
Secretary Freda Hermann. ssi sum-
nit st. ..ft. -.
YoungstoWn. Ohio. - Youngstown
Junior Oax01a. !.
President. Henry Z. Hurts. 3tet MAJ.
Sning Avenue. Phone 9-7S44.s
Corr. Sec'y., Helene NJ. 1inaSrt, %
Tacoma Avenue. Phone 3.s04s.
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clsveiand, Onto. 0ssasachof a'DAxo4l1N.
Pras; Mahilda siearto, 1915 Joan
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