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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LARGE WELL-FURNIsHED APT; 4 rms,
bedrm.; liy; rm., dinette, kit; and bath;
500 per mo. NO. s. 1850. BOX ass-D, Star
a;T1ls! ATTKAcT5yELY FURNISHED lily l,yy; Ima;
couple only; 1904 10Th st. NV NV. Cali 81.
SHARE OR sUBLEAsE rms, kit. and
bath, in apt. house; Conn. and Macomb;
500 per mo. EN-. 1439 after 8. Box 391-
DUPosT b s.s1; crRcLE-Apt. for rent; saG15;
Enaes cali ali qs''fi; K HERNANDEz. Bro2sr'
NEAR 'Ts: 18th AND R N.w-Rm.. kit. and
woman; $50 mo. eli. eoss. BOX 43S-c,
APARTMENT; s517 18th st. n.w-Newly
dining, kitchen and private bath; no
Rab sRdsfn undsT nos s escen IL uss
ilthD D' AND FA1RMoNr SITS. Nw.-wn!
Tyr, -old child and apt; elderly cple. pre-
1fEsfd' hi5f rAfRMeST AR sHP' ST. Nw.-ssxly dec.
comb, Kit: and dinette comb, new elec.
couple. no child; ss5. %
iissss !ssi tsa if.nsD 4 s' d9e1: ~ % per mo mo-
iSIs sHERipAN ST., Riyerdaie, Md
room. Kit, bath and inclosed porch chill.
dren welcome; Sl50 month, lease If
JUNE aoAuG &C. sSaay possibly
longer. Groom and bath apartment, fur
nished: private entrance; garage. Near
18th and ne. SIS. Box 446-c' Star.
ONE LARGE AIRY ROOM with bath.
kitchen, completely furnished; convenient
and August: references required. write
Hss Iss7 ea2la asavAkb fsn' ST. N.w.-Lse, rm. for
dTaa rss dSe fese utenss snh an
ssr7ice; Saa sn no oS'eetions to llste girl or
Ssss %Rsr sG op pe1 p1UPoST @SHih ckeI AZ as3 bedm
liv. rm., kit. and bsth; furnished: sl75
iii srd sT. N.E: Capitol Hili~s large
saEn ss5 pef e0Ums mo see MRS 60
objection 8 to to / Child; share lovely SsntiIs
home for a month or longer; sloo.
RMS, BATH. ligh. housekeeping sit:
2. S75; 3, 500; adults only. 1900 Far
DoWNToWS-one-room Tssss + wv studio apt. place
to cook for 9, share bath; s55. Elk. 4544.
s1MaIas sGs alRs fisSsrAL KfSrAL, june 10 to SEPT lO O.
NV. section: S125 per mo-; no children
1887 ST. Me- room. kitchen and
semipvt, bath: fuTn,; sIlsoor or 2 WORKING
BASEMENT APT; 800 block New Hamp-
shire ave. n.w.--1 room, kitchen. modern
per month. Cali PENNY APosToLIDEs
ssf sEy TGsShID sS ri aFf oE Gen Eshe Hst
% rms; and lge, kitchen, Ss5; or rms rms.
refsr.; now vacant; for couple with small
children only. WI 1882. 6210 Madawaska
TWo BEDRMs., large liv. rm.; good
transp.: nr. Soldiers Home; S126 mo
IA. 24ss Box 270-D, Star. -6
S4I6 GEORGIA AVE, Apt. 4Employed
couple or Q girls; Jewish lady; employed
1914 26th ST. N.w.--b rooms. kitchen and
bath: convenient to downtown and Dupont
Circle. Sl25 mo Call MA. 6730. IS
SOC DECATUR ST. ,NW.---2-rm apt, furn; j:
semipvt. bath; utilities furn.; phone; Soo
81 suBIHT LETT foR 2 OR MOS, entire End
a., with bath; furn.; no children or pets;
Slo0 mo. S25 10th Ut. ne. %
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. B-17
ApARTMENTs WANTED tcons.)

MARINE SGT. and fance planning mar
employed: respectable. Cali CO. s?76
GENrLEMES. GEN EiSH Z, ren.ed, desir. 2 or 8
room furnished apt. near National Airport,
PERMxNiENrLY EMP. young couple with
Wtllins to pay within reason. eau Ak.
MOTHER and small baby need Ink. room
ROSSLYN or Wis, Mass. ave, area-Un-
furn. eff or 1-bedroom apt in apt, bldg.
BY single sentleman; permanent; I'D to
,iye June 1st; Address: Room 2ae, Hotel
up Fs'ss % ss s:f mo Ssa
FAMILY with grown school children des-
hogss: snfurp,; District or or vicinity. sssOs
atTfEs-WARM1NG ctsrf s.ss. PARTY planned June
baby a ysss na un nnuln We ae and or
fkkasE FfE ss0Hf afiP aree Medical School
No ehdssn or ws pet h W aes sea
or unfurnished. Call Hobart 1900. Ext.
si ssiEss ss4ns
Sf SET 81 EaPIoifS aPfa atisr cotrnE Rn no children
essf es RAJ sos7 after g. ali "a,
FfHs; FURN. sue' Or PARTLY ruRN, APT. kit,
ARMY COLONEL. bachelor, desires bed
room, living room, bath, apartment, un
SCI aniET BGH sEffLED Tiles sfa6y, Govt employees
needs nnturn mo m;kitshsns.te-ssth sass
one on: BEDROOM or eA eficiency zap, apt. for
young couple; no children. Phone WI.
REFINED COUPLE desire 3-room apt.
downtown section; no drinking or parties.
saxiI siN t10ei! oiI!rfcER @ and adult family desire
apf'' s1st sla5 as" per mo mo. S Wo. 5eoi. Urssnt
VICINITY wARDMAN PARK. 1-bearm.
sirls: hit, 'ua referenees. 9 AD. s4so. Ext. IA
3 MONTHS RENT in advance, 1-bedrm.
gentle couple permanent; references;
YouNG GEoRGEToWN PROF. veteran.
unfurn. urian. pt apt $50 seO to s75 mo-; vicinity
aeorgetown; MI; 5oss after 8, >
1 Icom apt, or bungalow unfurn. Please
an an 1EsrERairE1r 1E lasai in need of OR Or .
bedroom unfurnished apt. or house; have
home has been sold and We must vacate
by June 90. TR. 6240 after $50 pm. s.
EMPLOYED LADY desires small apt, furn.
or unfurn; prefer NV; refs. furnished.
YOUNG COUPLE, s-mo. .-old baby desper-
ately need furn. apt, immed.; Alex. or vic,
kEFiNED kkESi sA M MHIpnbIE.aGEp n AGE COUPLE. no
children or pets, desires furn apt in ne: e:
or NV section vii rent on perm bass
VETERAN, reliable, urgently needs unfur-
nished. l OF. 2 bedroom apt. near school
to bring wife and Q boys age 3 and 5.
here; references. Phone Ho. $780, Apt,
VETERAN AND WIFE urgently need un-
flirn. l-bedrm apt. Call MRS. SMITH
GE. 6516. IS
VETERAN. wife and child, urgently need
furn. or unfurn. apt. oW. 1892. Mr. TIE
APARTMENT OR HOUSE, bedrooms, un-
furn.; empl. couple. college age son; prefer
Va or NV; 500 limit. Glebe 1926. g.
COUPLE, permanently, employed (no chill
dren or petsl, desires l or room. kitchen
and bath unfurnished apartment: NV. pre-
ferred; best references. EN-. 5716. 7e
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cool. attri front rm. in pvt home; excel.
iisI 1eth ST. N.W.-clean. front rm; in
ner-spring mattresses; nr. bath; 81 per
1851 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Single rm.,
gentleman, references required; private
THE JAMES, 1921 p st. n.w.-Large front
double rm., twin beds; laundry facilities;
S27; girls only. DU. 9496. %
45II KANSAS AvE.-Attractive dble. rm.,
twin beds; quiet home; express transp !;
kit. and laundry privils. GE. 1850. 5
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Front bedroom
suitable for gentleman. "a block from bus.
$40 30th st. NV. OR. 1853. -5
$500 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Single room,
next bath, for refined young girl, conv.
trans, ETC.; pvt. home, $50 mo. RA. 6331.
CoLoRED-171s 18th ST. N.w.-Refned
girl to share large front room; twin beds;
SFoREp@i$5 ADAMS ST, N.wasgu5. " Eur.
front; no cooking. Ho. 1l40. 81
COLORED-3651 18th ST. N.W.-Room
for, for wqTE,ng n gG.EE girl to share with another
coLoREbvVi4o7 V2l5; W ST. NV, Apt. 90
Rm RI for 2 girls: a: twin beds; So ea' weekly
coLoRHb-FURN. RM.-ror man and
wife or 2 girls; some privileges. NO. 33l7.
coLoREp-N1cELY FURN. RMs.INr
14th st. carline: cooking privileges: rea-
sonable rent MI 2296 -6
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HOUSES UNFURkiSHED.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS-3-b 3-bed ro,

MICHIGAN PARK bedroom. 2
story, new detached home; l block from
3235 M ST. S.E.-Brick veneer, 1 year
old; 3 bedrooms and bath on .2nd A.;
oil heat; conyen' to buses and schools:
S130. q
3-BEDRoOM detached brick: silver
Spring: large fenced yard: no objection
to children; $3.50 month on lease sH.
DDgUnPoNr cIRcLE-Iarse town house,
HERNANDEz, Broker, DU. 67o4. %
BETHESDA bedrmS.. lge. certer-hal1
occupancy; close to Wis. ave. and all
conv.. nr. Naval HOSPITAL and Public Health
Center; 5000 per mo. ALLIED REALTY
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS, / block from
D. c.. line. in Maryland-1 bus fare,
beautiful Groom, brand-new all modern
detached brick home. nice shade; only
S14Q mo-, on 2-yr. lease to responsible
party: DU. 1886. l pm. to 9~pm. "a
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ROOMS evRhisHsp-s.I, ond s.w

635 E. CAPITOL ST-Lge. front rm nice
ly furn.: on 2nd f.; twin beds, lge. closet;
maid service. TR. 1854 IL
1909 FORT DAVIS ST. S.E.--Furnished
room for gentleman in new home; con-
ye9aissnt yeaiss t. buses. Ak. @ @554o Co.,, 6.
bedrm.; pvt. home; bus at door, unlim.
phone, laund privils. See Sat. eve, Sun,
and after 4 weekdays. -
LOVELY COMBINATION liv rm.- -bedrm..
every comfort; best Southeast residential.
345 BURNS ST. S.E.-Beautiful rm., in
new home, for young couple: everything
furnished: $40 mo Call AK. 3712. -6
1O3 C ST. S.E.-Rms, single or dble, 81
S12 wk. Water in some rooms. Good
BAY STREET s.E-Attractive lge. front
rm., clean. twin beds, 2 closets. next bath,
pvt. home: empl. cple. or 2 men. LU. 1864.
sI4 G ST. s.E.-one large front room
and bath, and one single: prefer couple;
near two carlines. FIR. 1885. s.
LARGE BEDRM;, Kit, priyil.. laundry serv-
ice; couple pref; no objection to baby.
17si s3rd PL. s.E.-Large front room,
private gentle adult family; man only;
S35 month. VI. 42S4. -6
l4O F ST. .E.-comfortably, furn. rm.
for l or gentlemen. next to bath; conv,
tranSp Ii SO5S "A
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-korthee.t

DOUBLE RIM. and single rm. VI. 455l'
CA CLAY rL NJ NE1mmas :aI room in J., bEanS
RooM PhSRe fSR f%o fouSa *
to bath, twin beds; in desirable residential
sEe sSai. gnIimitea mI lss. phone; So week each
YOUNG LADY to share 5-rm apt. with
another lady; Lad sa1 laundry privils; $40 per
T%o TSa,h. ArTKAGTIvELY TR ACTIVELY DECORATED and
newly furnished double rooms (win bedsl ;
81 so ca. per wk.: desirable neighborhood;
Ps1a Sis eaRsiSl eGEfSs 81 Il Sis room twin
some some pSivils. reasonable. Cali Cali AT a4s5
sete CLINTON sT.-Larse, pleasant living;
married couple; near transportation; s4
1868 MONROE ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front
uni nnlim; phone. large closet; bus at corner.
DouBLE ROOM for couple; conv. to car
oon eaa bus Pe gFystf TR sIL s5d
WOODRIDGE-Pvt. home; large room
cool, quiet. clean; gentleman only. Ho.
MICHIGAN PARK, near Catholic u
Canes1us SINGLE rm idesl sds for person of
home; $50 mo. DU. 2940. .,. -.
452I SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.-Attractiv
cool loom for gentleman. with sleeping
Typewriter: must be seen to be appre--
ciated. After 6 pm, NO. 1898. 10
14I4 MORSE ST.-Laree front room,
nicely furnished next to shower bath;
I'll fGE SaIESn q ssalfasn fss st. In Ncey s17s utn
double rm., single beds; laundry and light
cooking privileges; S22; girls only. FIR.
e5 r ST. N.E.-Laree front room; y, block
from carline; 2 men or couple. Hobart
THE .MARICK. -13s B st. ne.-Nicely
furnished rm.; laundry facilities; single
s37 so; double. $500: TR, 81. %
SMALL FRONT ROOM, blk from bus;
use of phone; new home; S25 mo. HO.
CoLORED-FURN. RM., twin beds for Q
lTye men or employed couple; home privils.
to 3 pm. all day Sat. and Sun. -5
coLoRED-s14 ST. IN.E.EFurnished
Available % % June i1S 9 u Ho o37s. 27 III SuaH, M5
COLORED-II16 MORSE, ST. N.E-Em-
p!oyed girl to share twin-bed rm.; S5 per
@k. LU. 5T6S. --6
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPL. MOTHER and 2-year-old son;
board and day care for child. Box 1870,
Star. s.
EMPL. MOTHER and 1s-mo -old daughter
desire rm. and board with day care for
child; Call oW. 4412 after s pm. and
all day Sat, MRS. MATTHEWS. -o
ROOM AND BOARD, year round. in vi
cinity of Olney or Brookvile: for 16-year-
old high school boy. Box 441-C, Star.
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

LOVELY 2nd-FLOOR FRONT APT, 8 large
cation; conv. to transp. and stores; furn.
or unfurn.: terms If desired; S12 300; no
pets. no children. Phone AID. 1850 for
TILDEN GARDENS bedrms., liy. rm.
solarium. din rm.. kit. and 2 baths: re-
Gently decorated price Of equity, $2S, 800:
terms, cash For appointment, telephone
MR.. CORNELSON, Wo. 1894, Apt. BOLD
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ROOMS UNFURklsHED.
COLORED-1524 18th ST. N.W.-Oi
room and large Kitchen. for Q couple. =
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
LARGE UNFURN. ROOM with private
bath, for ! gentleman: vicinity Ward Cir
Gle. Box 395-C, Star. Y
BETHESDA-Two or three rooms and
kitchenette; preferably furnished; or
apartment; commencing July BY nurse
and daughter. II. and son. 13. Box
ROOM WANTED in Bethesda by settled
woman; nonsmoker; prefer first floor. Box
4l1-C, Star.
ROOM WANTED, in Arling gton Forest; pref
eIably near Lee blvd. please call Glebe
S043, S50g betT@sen @ and pm: g.
gentle family, by employed couple. Wood
ridge or SILVER Spring vicinity preferred.
MAN, middle aged, retired. desires room
with breakfast eeonyenient to bath. Dis-
EMPLOYED MARRIED COUPLE desire /
large room with kitchen privileges. VI.
QUIET ROOM in attrac SURROUNDINGS by
businessman in fifties; prefer no other
tenants and close-in GEORGETOWN section
or other. Box FAC. Star s.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE 1-BEDRM. APT. in washington
for same in New York; rent. $50 or under.
Phone MRS. SAXTON, AD. $500. $
HAVE 2-BEDROOM HOUSE, Baltimore
suburbs, in exchange for 2-bedroom
apartment. Washington or vicinity. Elk.
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APTs. FURN, AND UNFUR.

525 FERN PL NW.-Couple. 2 rooms, kit
and semipvt. bath; near Walter Reed Hos
pital; $40 per mo-; gentle home. ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

i'll trade in on exchange for 2-bedroC
ungalow. Arlington or vic. GL. 1894. :
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOARDING, grooming, every care for your
dog; separate outside runs; sanitary: under
veterinary supervision. ELPAW KENNELS
res, Alex, Va, Duke st. Ext, miles out
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23
10y Henderson Named
Minister to India

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Presi-
dent Truman this week announced
the appointment of 10y Hender-
son as Ambassador to India and
Minister to Nepal
Henderson, present chief of the
State Departments Division of
Near Eastern and African Affairs,
has long been under attack by
Zionist circles and American lib
erals for his repeatedly pro-Arab
obstructionist views with regard
to American policy toward Pales-
tine and the new state of Israel.
Secretary of State George c.
Marshall later told a press confer
ence that Henderson's appoint
ment to the India post had no sig
nificance with regard to this
country's policy on Palestine.
Secretary Marshall said the mat
ter of giving Henderson a minis
terial post had been under consid-
Grafton for quite some time. He
could not say who would be ap-
pointed to fill the post vacated by
Henderson.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23

Abe Saperstein is back in the
news with his scouting for the
Cleveland Indians. AS a result of
Abe's craftsmanship the Indians
have acquired ancient Satchel
Paige to bolster their sagging
mound staff. Abe, major domO
in charge of colOred baseball,
brought in several cOIOred hurlers
to the Cleveland club and when
they didn't show too much, Abe
insisted on giving Satchel a
chance. Paige, way over forty
years old, hurled against Manager
Lou BOudreau in a secret practice
session and convinced the young
skipper that he still had a lot on
the ball. Shortly after Paige was
signed the Indians lined up an
Outfielder by the name of Smith
from the cOlOred Cleveland Buck
eye nine. Now if Abe can only
line up a few Jewish ball players
for the Tribe everything will be
hunky dOry.
On the recent eastern invasion
of the st. Louis Cardinals Tonv
Kaufman, third base coach of the
Redbirds, spoke for three DAYS
concerning the throwing arm of
Sid Gordon.
Il always thought Jack LOhrke
owned the best arm in the Ieague
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ing arm all the more impressive"
Kaufman added, lis that he can
unleash the throw at full speed
without winding up. Most Of the
infielders with good arms have to
rear back, wind up and let 60"
Oscar Salenger, Chicago lawyer
who bought the Milwaukee fran
chise and later sold it is having
trouble with stockholders in Sac
ramentO. He is proxy of the west
coast club. He has given Yub
SeparOvich, general manager, o
fOur-Week option to buy him out
and the Pacific Coast League
meanwhile, has stepped in and
authorized President Clarence
Rowland to protect the leagues
interests in Sacramento.
Separovich said Salenger had
never paid him for his 600 shares
of stock and that Oscar owns
only $50 of the $500 shares, which
does not come close to giving hn
control of the club. SeparoW@
declares he has not made up %
mind as to whether he will exel'
else the option to buy out SAFER
ger, but he consulted his attorney
and the clubs legal staff.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23
JEWS IN
SPORTS
BY HASKELL COHEN
q. T. A.

today" Kaufman said, during the
recent four game series in three
days at the Polo Grounds, "but
GOrdOn's got him beat"
When Kaufman was at Roches-
ter and Gordon at Jersey City in
the International League, the first
thing Kaufman wrote in his re-
port on Gordon was:
"The best throwing arm 1 have
ever seen, good hit with fair
speed"
According to Kaufman, the
throw that convinced him that
Gordon possessed the best whip
in the league was one that Sid
made the last time the Giants
were in st. Louis.
"The ball was about two feet
off the ground when it passed be-
hind the pitchers box" Kaufman
said. "When Johnny Mize stretch
ed for the throw it landed in his
glove letter height, such was the
force behind the ball."
what makes Gordon's throw
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Musings ,.....,..

much to do with my career since
! got past the initial preJudlce
against me. When Jew amounts
to something in the world people
say, Look what he has accom-
plished he must be especially
able, to have risen as he has, al
though a Jew" In some ways
that works in mans favor :"
And again Mr.. Benjamin smiles
calmly upon his flight from the
country which he loves so much
-. for as he tells Billy Hart his
people are accustomed to wander
ing and to being torn from pre-
cious associations =.
The forces at play during the
closing days of the rebellion are
brought casually into the MARIA
tive but wherever they are
reproduced they leave clear and
acurate impression This is
book a young adult can read and
understand.
The summer colony at the
Beach has quite number of out
staters this year j. Among them
are Rabbi and Mrs. Earl Stone
formerly Judy Wilensky) and
son of Syracuse, N. Y, who are
here for the month (Met Joe
forlornly having lunch
alone at the David Seashell while
wife, Fran, and baby are visiting
in California with Fran's family
The Holman Settlers were host
to the Elmer Setzers during the
Iatter's vacation here Elmer,
you know, is Jacksonville's ia
nous violinist, who is spending
the summer with his sister and |
brother-in-law the DR.. Sidney |
=.
Unice Safer MRS. Abba) and |
of Savannah, Ca, were
with the Dave Safers last
week
Leaving the State are Leah
MRS. Abe) Horovitz and her
three children who are making
their vacation spot Los Angeles,
where Leah's parents,
the S. Lasarows reside
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-23

'Mr. Benjamin's Sword" by
Robert D. Abrahams is the story
of the escape from Yankee forces
of Judah p. Benjamin, Secretary
of State of the Confederate Gov
eminent under Jefferson Davis
presidency, at the close of the
Civil War
The book published by the Jew
ish Publications Society brings to
the American public another his
torical novel describing famous
American Jews
The name of Judah P. Benjamin
is a familiar one to the Jews of
Florida and to the community of
Jacksonville in particular for the
descendants Of Benjamin still re-
side here, and are active workers
in civic and communal affairs -.
The adventures of the Confed-
crate States Cabinet member is
here told through the eyes of q
sixteen year old companion +.
Rather than finding an account or
description of the happenings of
the turbulent period the reader
finds himself effectively viewing
the reaction of events upon an
actor in the scene One is not
conscious of history as he reads.
Here is fat, jolly, wise and
good Jew, and a loving, devoted
boy caught in the crossroads of
adventure, and their reaction to
the situation makes an interesting
story.
interviewer in the telling Of the
story, which begins with the flight
of the Rebel government follow
ing the fall of Richmond and
closes with Mr.. Benjamin's escape
through Florida, is the analysis
of position of the Jewish con-
science of the man who was Sec
ond only to Jefferson Davis in the
Confederate government. The
fact that Mr.. BENJAMIN is Il Jew
is brought naturally into tic
story. He is different from all
other people Billy Hart, his boy
companion, has seen, and in
number of passages these differ
ences are discussed, even to the
question all good Christians must
ask of Jews before they can be-
come true friends: "Is it true,
sir, that the Jews killed Jesus? 2"
Receiving negative answer
here Billy Hart continues: "Would
you rather not be a Jew, Mr..
Benjamin."
"Oh, no, Billy Hart; on the
contrary, being Jew has made
me a marked man. It has had
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devotion of the people of Israel, men and women
in cities throughout America are continuing
their efforts on behalf Of the United Jewish
Appeal and it's worldwide relief, rehabilitatioa
and resettlement activities. The glObal recon-
struction operations Of the United Jewish Appeal
are carried on by the United Palestine Appeal,
the Joint Distribution Committee and lheI
United Service for New Americans. "4
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Young women, such as this one harvesting. a
prize crop of beets, and young men, like the
courageous warrior at right, are building new
nation on the ancient soil Of Israel with the
assistance of American Jewry. through the
S25O,OOO,OOO United Jewish Appeal campaign.
The Year Of Destiny Campaign Of the IVA,
which provides the financial sinews to build the
new JewisI, State, is continuing without pause
despite the usual Summer lull. Matching the
Evening star., 1948-03-12
Third Secretary Quits
At Romunian Leqotion

Mircea M. Vasiliu, third secretary
Of the Romanian Legation, an
nounced yesterday he has resigned
his post.
Mr.. Vasiliu said he did not wish to
give q reason and had not done so
in rendering his resignation. He
added he has no plans for the future
except ITO stay in this country and
to deserve to stay here"
The resignation was confirmed by
a legation spokesman without COM
ment.