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Evening star., 1949-05-13
SITUATIONS MGk

AttutSTANf, e1peT euskA started
kept eAEt time aedlts, Van service
ACCOUNTANT, 81. with iAeEsash .x~
pefieHgs assirts pasi5ioh Stsh pefa =
nsrcisl business hfm Ea ssse
sookKrrriso. tax service. 3, ga.
nttis, 5 yrs tkpsr rye, rates
CnAuffklR enleyea Win q ys&Ft
rapeF- want SeTK - eGknrsaF eT
truck driver Tsfsresess NO ~ sc
COLLEGE STUDENT tats,r,,tc In
p,sssennsl ',sss msnas,nsn, and sstt5, ',,
hiH sith FisW ef rerm toh sl8ef
graduaiior svAA June ! 81 lhFhaeh h
seps 18th Address HrRk hot
1880, Duke Staten, paEhSs c
COOK s~hl., seesr r,lissl. kf,nr
.sneEienet ssnIs snnioyuasht hea
COOK. shits. experienced .el. tss.
sshasst ,s ssitshY best e' rsfsf.e.s4
TAaM MASAGER desire. %. ,san a.
working msnas.r or tood livestock
farm references svailshis boa
MAN. ss,tisd sohst ssni, saS e.
ssssr. ssr0fin'tb n 5. sn''21 e IN ~ sbs '''''' 'a'
MAN, eeiorsd desires any k,nd ef
.ark. from am To Pm Cal
MssAofs desire. po...loa ep,r.tins
resort or hotel away from wash
inston; Is years sxp. soK a4s.H
MAsrxa aLEcrRicAS-p c. No
and vs. wHhst connection With
responsible arm. Bea afs-J. star
PASTRY cHrf. Al. capable De.
penasele. 30 yeat.' sSn best heteis
where. iarss hetsi, dub o. ss,sfiss
establishment. Cal hH oRopeo
PRACTICAL NURSE. mag te vctk
Z p c~nys No - yea, Is.
pU, Is3b after d pm
uNft. GRAD. .stnsls. 3 ehemsstsx
and pFe-ned lab aksist In esiisss,
ls mos- experience in cammeEelai
testing lab / nFetsr med ish wili
ses"sss g." sss E eas s,si o. s"'n ''''sn1sssss
t.mnsg fsl'is 'tisoNIx .fi s,,ipsse5el s,ipss % y: s:'s
VET. ceiofed. desires wnrk depend
ssl. reliable: rel sresers, lssndi''
YoUsG MAN. soiored. .msI s..lr,,
paft.time work, 20 10 pm has
own car, ref Tw ob4p, Mr. SCOTT
YOUNG MAN videi, Travelled, wnhss
position IS COMPANION OF sfnt'E
-eentlemsps Boa 4Sp.J star
YOUNG MAN, 20, veteran, excellent
character and appearance, years
In airline fight operations basinsHA
and sales experience. college GsaiFsa
positien aviAtioa or allied Acid Boa
INTELLIGENT youns eoior.d msTsl.a
fellow needs lob hsdiy n y. sna
u. c. DRIVING permit. M ksk7 Ia
ATTENTION. YOUSG MIN. tA-at.
free to travel Sc Cshf ard return
with national concern tKpsT se-
vance, car fufHa hiEh tsFniuks
nust be ntst sne smhttieat n y
JONES, Cairo Hotel AZ pm Sat
urdey enly, No phone Ia
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
And Quantity Estimator thoFoasiliB
ekpertsneed in residential renktSBe-
tten. With some s1peTisnss In rom.
nereIsl cork. 81 ytarA Of Aks and
asailsbls ieF immediate smpies.
msnt efst references Boa 4al~&
L.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
SALESMAN

Hish-cai.ber man. with car. who re-
quires at least S100 per vk. TO live.
Right man subject TO rapid promo
tion due to company expansion pro-
Contact J. C. LAWN, 705 Dupont
Circle Bldg. Is
Stock-Will Call Clerks
Permanent positions; good salary.
'Apply 1N aas NJ : BeTns; r BOND STORES ib
Evening star., 1949-05-13
SALESMAN

..c. or sea au.sd man "hc
is looking to the future. Liberal
weekly draw against commission.
Inside and outside sales work SELL
Ing nationally advertised products
Prospect fle maintained. Car essen
tial. Apply Personnel Once.
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
wis ava at AIhenYarle
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Sterling 5000
SALESMAN tcont. J

SALESMAN 70 call CO banks OF Nd
Va, W. Va. and North Carolina
oro<seted territory; excellent op.
porturity for energetic man must
have car. Inquire for MR., COOK
of winters Stamp Mtg. Co. al tegiS-
Irstion desk. exhibits, IN ConFrtS'
sional Room, stat'er Hotel Wash
instoa, D, c., anytime from TO 8
4ay l2. IL. Il only. is
Experienced Road Salesman
Knowledge OF heavy duty machinery
such as tractors, draglines, shoyels.
etc. or fabrication procedure helpful
but not ntial, Must have good
car and be in position to travel,
Two territories in this general area
available work on drawing account
basis; training under competent d.
vision manager furnished. Excellent
opportunity for highly substantial
earnings for qualified men. Write
j. c. McCARROLL, vice president
and sales manager p. o. Box 676,
Dayton /, Ohio stating your ouAlifi-
cations. Personal interview with
division manager in WASHINGTON will
be arranged for very near future.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
BUSINESS stRvlcEs

AtRPtAsf htrAiRs ahs inStfuf sleRs
IefNeitts AifCrAti heTNAtt GpNs 10
Kfeu Flsles v NAshlnEtnn FlAsaa
AlTpsfb Ter GuEEAhisss elGhi iH-
sttusiians Radio shfiBs Nnsh ~
tati 3 fishi esst wssh uh ga,
EitFfGeik Nd ia
ktt RerAhIAt Etnstsg y- Nimse-
rTaphsBg, telephone difsstlah tsp-
las. adsTeaAiRg and maniBs lgst
Ash inf NJ Norman Hh AsAs
Evening star., 1949-05-13
PIoce
Sunday Classified
Ads Eurly!

CLASSIFIED I'D customers who
have not already placed their
ads for The Sunday Star are
urged 10 call them In this eve
ming or early tomorrow morn
ing. This will eliminate the
last minute rush 70 place ads
and viii assure every one
prompt and efficient service
Your cooperation viii be
appreciated.
Telephone Service From 8 AN.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
YOU ARE THE MAN

II you would like to be associated
with q growing distributor Of ma
tionally advertised fast-sellins prod
ucts for service stations, garages
and truck fleets, II you Will con-
scientiously follow q proven sales
substantial earnings. Give your ex-
per. and personal qualifications in
0 letter addressed to Box 12s.H,
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Ex-Army and Navy Ofi1cers
to 35, nationally known company
has opening In Washington. We
train you; income $1,000 plus an
nually; sales experience helpful.
Write Box 25-S, Star, giving COM
plete information and phone num-
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Annhassador Emplovment

when ansneyino advertisement
nddyssssd TO Star bores do NOT
inciose original referencea or
other materials OF personal UdlSe;
Copies serpe the purpose ana
oYtrfndls may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
NO DOWN PAYMENT
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

A GOOD POSITION awaits you "a
ceOhksrpsf ce0, dfi asst at pERsoNNEL sERv
ICE, 1911 q st. NV, Ma. 2ll6;
S40-S6O vk Visit.
CATALoGUER Cd with library
science degree; start S2,900s ,,s Gee
Miss Reed; PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 q ST. NV. Ma. 2116.
beoheEm iee' restsurant e1pd s:sd to- to go $3.50
mo; cashier, MGR 1000 cal, start
$40 wk.; bookkeeper. some expsr.,
$3.50 mo; dozens OF others. See
Miss Black at BOYD'S, 700 12th
st. MA. 2340.
ARL.; elerk-typist. for advertisins
firm. POTOMAC EMPL AoCf"
26O6 Wilson blvd, CHI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
MOTOR TRAVtl

faAfttI~u io iAa Asst4ea Hunasf.
AsF sac iNts g % 3 AaW.sees
IeF sssaE
AIIFuk>tA ~- fbNprAS shls "a zee
tieaeut - lies drives sSss3sb bs
to FhAGESsr lsAss 5aBs - Fsg
stekABseh NJ GSA@ -sA
uAttsG EoR kAFtp Csff sessA
bake5A iEth 81 9Th ssE Sss5slsfs
hsaeats thfvs Ca NA BH8s
LAklpo ftAAN Ssst sFahtRNsta
t4e0 aflw pea irvPsssft lsAsspE
AansAt ARrls NASt{p Cns4F 5ata
hsfmeUt ave GN So AsAA IA
Goa otokED-~AAANfNG FOR uUtk-
taG tf@s tH F1llshNfeA Pc tGEsAs
nlGhi 81 ssglt RslssaHt a. sAFs
can accommodate - 4 rttg ssks
SOL aels EttSFh HH@aNs ntAtt AK
aktA
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Agpressive Statesmen

/ yourSs. aggressive salekmen for sps-
cisl sssisnment; .naen selected VII
Be trained for aeia and sapersisors
msararice company that u txp&nd-
ing and have opentnxs for aEgres-
slTe men with definite advancement
Insured. appearances im&&fnMts0n.
inteilieeree. enthusiasm tmport9nt .
cErfiine m cwn hanawrfttng uuhlin-
catfcus---e6ucattcn. emrlosment rsf-
Ihons. hs1as sAassm. Dex &Qesh,
Evening star., 1949-05-13
oRnA RRAL ETATR.

49,, EtppA e. % ~ ,s.s..s uscw,n.
residential secticn In st. Peters-
burK. Fl0rtda's fastest Erowing city.
sparious hosnesftes: beautiful brand
new. modern. de luxe homes. with
individual "eye appeal Need sey-
eral fuii-time, experienced salesmen
tons 10 CRISP REALTY Co. 6As
Central ave. 81. Feters6urg, ia 81 3
Evening star., 1949-05-13
LIQUOR SALESMAN

Retail. Must be exper. in selling;
aggressive. good personality excel
opport for advancement; perm.
good salary: must furn. good char
acter refs. Do not phone. CENTRAL
LIQUOR, INC, SIS 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
SITUATIONS woMTk

BOOkkEKfEA- EA-sEGRETAKr. roe EN-
pleyed. available for psrtstIfns wefF
afternoons and evenings. dspends
bic and thorough Dupont CHRIS
re. pref saeti refs. Cali pU
cosPAsIos desires position to slasr.
~ lady: capable, sefy dspsB6ssls
uwqgid leave city IA. oee4
GIRL celeEsd. wsshss esys Ssrs'
CHI liin'es sslsasi s a.slrss IL a-pss sss . nurse.
maid csh re tTT6
GIRi, eoIofsd. cssirss lob ~ eoatier
siri OF ,yaa,s.s' sxpsr. hks niss'
..ssf1fsspsls. sffs s,isao sip.r! On .h,r,,. v.p.. "
,;,sS: 81 w ]. -, ~. . ds. bS y, sssS -.
ironins serrtss sfs ever. sHpeFs
martss RsrlsfD LADY,. tan sr
Part tine weTk IN snttaas shsr,
Ahssry, ,ii saisTaes ssenrsiins OF sai
ssePPsrrsnsp iasPP re- seasr s.ss ssshs. a., sr
night day IN the hotns e. eosieg 4
af1es, maternity cases HNlslas a4An
RESIDENT M6Rv, position sesgh,
~ qualified yices. ketsi ana ssass
s,ssrr.sY ,sssa,,.I. Il ,.sa',,. S.5,s' ,s,,,,,
soaTesiaI inisilassrt, fspssis Il
thinking efestlstsy- Bas s1seH
sac RETARr. sasi ts s1sx 1aslsss
sdaeatasn. asvsFsl6sd sEp~r, tex
agsht s4sEs week Ex Shft fs'
sTENo. .sEC-. Greer eolisss eds
ambitious, indnklgiaas; PrsfsFs aHas
ethess refs. $50 per sk. Oh 80
IN. .sssf' sss'''s .ars ss''' rs ssS ..,:'
rrrise posr ~ sosr 'sese
" 81 RS VIC aila .--s4
WOMAN. white. ssnis wnSa ta ssna8
cf3rs, to tSnsa Eie Rhe sasssi
.pheas. A-esf ssss IL sf.ssz &
Evening star., 1949-05-13
aruArloNs po.AfsrIc

GIRL. kesossa. warts eepss vefi
q ekfe ef children Nj aFgf
Gtk1~ koathefn. xants senfyet hswss
wpTas II - pm.. seed Fess
LAIgMpaEsK. eager. ssNss seYs
Noe are 1lGes m sAss
LAINnmEks e~s1fsa hasneNaga s8s
ls6ssss sksE bEoases. 6fesAex khiyBs
farsstsas waKbs6. sifttsbee NO
9AS% is
MAIfs. ensersn. wsHss ear wess ef
8 6xye. 2hw. &4 PET Gar ass
eagsays. FssA. 10 A~ks4a .-~iJ
woMAN, sesaFsey esssrss ears sast
LII STAT aAs
WOMAN nsrss day wOrk ref snes
sseassf as9 tsHndFsss4 sEEsSe stak
WoMAA. sesoseG 6sasrts shs
nssusnxss ref 10 sSss,
WOMAN, se51YeE. AFxtsss esy's sesk
81 narse snsse, CO sA@6
Evening star., 1949-05-13
AWNING HANGER

Experienced or carpenter for hang
ing awnings Call DU 5000 or
apply o02l 18th ST. NV. WASH
INGTON SHADE AND AWNING
CAR WASHER g. POLISHER
Colored boy. 10 work on used car lot !,
good Job for right map. For IN
formation see Mr.. MURPHY, 800
Pa AVE *
Evening star., 1949-05-13

ROOFING AND SIDING
Large corporation with is ofnces
needs experienced closers for its
Washington once. and offers: Can
vaSsers. lucrative profit sharing
plan. drawing account, chance for
promotion TO once managership.
Room PA, 1879 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
DRIVER SALESMAN

Age 25 'to 35. We viii build you q
business Of established customers
Selling coffee and groceries direct 70
housewives. Guarantee of $45 pei
week while building. Transporta.
NOfYK NnFETE RI ar m 13R In
Evening star., 1949-05-13
CONSTRUCTION SuPT.

And oasnilts Estimator. thoroas itiB
ekpertsneed in residential renktSBe-
tten. With some s1peTisnss In rom.
fnereIsl cork. 81 years Of Ass and
available ieF Immediate srples.
msnt esst references Boa 4ais&
&tAI lAt
Evening star., 1949-05-13
ENGINEER-WHITE

Good salary and quarters. in beau
ttful garden-type apartment devel'
opment. Must be capable and have
3rd class license No drinkers
wanted. For interview call Mr.
MACY RE 1920 Ia
, 1949-04-07
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS "BYFJORD" sailed
from New York, April 1st, and
is due at Frederiksted, April
9th, accepting freight for An
tigua, Martinique, Barbados,
Trinidad, Demerara, Paramar
ibo.
C CO.. Inc
Rob't. L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1949-04-07
Government of
The Virgin Islands of the U. S.
st. Thomas
Certificate of Registration
729

To adj to whom these pre-
sents shall come, Greetings:
This is to certify that the
Letters Patent which were re-
corded in the United States
Patent Office, Washington, D.
c., on September 80, 1947, in
the name of Paul Muller of
Basic, Switzerland, assignor to
the firm ]. R. Geigy A. G., Of
Basic, Switzerland, and pa
tent certificate No. 22,922 (Re-
issus) issued therefor, has this
date been registered in the.Of-
flee of the Government Secre-
tary of the Virgin Islands of
the United States at st. Tho
mas, in accordance with the
~ Z~G s-
provisions in the regulations
governing the registration Of
Patents and Trademarks in
the Virgin Islands, approved
April /, 1916.
Government of
The Virgin Islands of the U. S.
st. Thomas
August 9, 1913
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1949-04-07
ToDAY's THOUGHT

There is but one straight road
to success. and that is merit. The
man who is successful is the man
who is useful. Capacity never
lacks oportunitY. II can not re-
main undiscovered. because it is
sought by too many anxious to
use il.
, 1949-04-07
WAGES AND HOURS SITUATION THUS FAR

W IASELO IAAND LAoO1O u 11OO IA
TT MINIMUM rates proposed by the Wages and
Hours Commission for the several industries in the Virgin
Islands is about as low as can be expected. On the mainland,
the President is suggesting a minimum of IS cents, and this
has not met with any strong opposition up to now. In this
day of soaring prices and high cost of living a fair standard
of living could not be maintained for much under that figure.
Of course, SO far as these Islands are concerned careful
thought must be given to many factors which tend to reduce
the overall cost of living. And to this must be added the fact
that conditions, particularly as to private employers practi-
caHy forbid paying high wages. The proposed rates therefore
seem an acceptable compromise.
NO DOUBT MANY industries, particularly the smaller
ones, will be attracted to the Islands by the wage, and that
would be to our advantage, all things considered. These in
dustries would have a decidedly favorable effect on our
economic situation, and one more. way out for us. Fear need
not creep in, for this would in no way affect the local employ
ment situation in SO far as local employers are concerned.
Our greatest problem is likely to be laws passed restraining
the establishment of business. from the mainland because of
favorable labor conditions here. However, that is a bridge
which is to be crossed when met.
THERE IS N factor which should be brought to light,
md which has no doubt confused many. 1t is the fact that
the establishment of toages and hours for labor is applicable
only in industries engaged IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
This automatically excludes domestic help and others whose
employment is confined to purely local situations. No, mini
mum wages and hours have been set for local industry. That
is a matter which can be done only by the Council, and up
to this point the legislature has not seen fit to pass any such
law. And before the Council sets up such laws, it might be
well for several meetings and hearings to be, conducted in
order to determine what the local businesses can withstand.
BEFORE FINAL steps are taken with reference to
wagesaand hours for the Islands, hearings will have to be
conducted in Washington, or wherever the Administrator
, 1949-04-07

designates. AT that time the
finishing touches will be put,
after testimonies from many
quarters. However, the ground
work will have to be laid here.
All in all the local hearings
were rather satisfactory, and
the committee has ifair-un
derstanding from the material
collected during hearings here
in these Islands. All things
considered, it would be to the.
advantage Of these Islands to
have such a law. No longer
will industries engaged in in
terState commerce be able to
exploit local labor to their own
advantage and our detriment.
, 1949-04-07

Observation-Disclosures
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Woman Zionist Leader Talks Sunday

Dvorah Rothbard of Israel,
first emissary from the Pioneer
Women of America to Israel, will
be the guest speaker at a meeting
to be held Sunday, Feb. 27, at
Temple Beth Israel, 1872 E. Cul-
yer, under the auspices of the
Phoenix chapter of Pioneer Wom-
en-.
The meeting is scheduled at
8 pm.
Miss Rothbard returned recent
ly to the U. S. She was in Israel
when the Jewish state was pro-
claimed.
In addition to her mission for
Pioneer Women, Miss Rothbard
also represented the Actions Com
mittee of the World Zionist Con-
gress. She attended the Congress
last April as we'll as the more re-
cent gathering in Jerusalem in
August, when she was elected to
the Education and Culture Com
mittee.
Miss Rothbard is touring the
U.S., Canada and Mexico, address
sing the Pioneer Women's groups.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Phoenix z0A Studies
New Set of Bylaws

New bylaws to the constitrt'on
of the Phoenix District of the
Zionist Organization of America
were scheduled to be adopted at
meeting of the group Thursday
of this week.
The bylaws were to be present
ed by Bernard Moed. Also on
the program were two films, "Is-
rael Reborn" and "Israel in Ac-
tion", a perturbation of the his
toric events attending the estab-
lishment of the new Jewish state.
Another feature of the program
was Mrs. Florence Soldinger, solo
ist at the Beth Israel synagogue
of Toledo, Ohio, who is visiting
here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Palestine Expert.
Wife to Come to
Phoenix for Talks

DR.. Walter G.. Lowder-
milk, famed soil conserva-
zionist, author and champion
of the Jewish homeland in
Palestine, will come to Phoe-
nix with his wife in March
for a series of appearances
under the sponsorship of the
Arizona Brandeis Zionist
District.
A luncheon is being planned
for the Lowdermilks at 1915 p. m.
Sunday, March 6, in the Roundup
Room of Hotel Adams. At $50
p. m. of the same day they will
speak at a public meeting at the
Women's Club. On the following
day they will talk before various
civic and school groups. Radio ap-
pearances also are being scheduled
for them.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made through Barnett E.
Marks at his office, 4-2114, or his
home, 3-8026.
IVA Proposed
DR.. Lowdermilk is famed for his
book, Palestine, Land of Prom
ise", in which he describes the
transformation of desolate waste
lands into fruitful farming areas. 1t
was in this book also that he prof.
ected what he called the Jordan
Valley Authority, power and ir-
rigation plan to enable Palestine to
absorb 100000 more people.
DR.. Lowdermilk retired last
year as assistant chief of the U. S.
Soil Conservation Service. A grad
uate of the University of Arizona
and Rhodes scholar, he has trav-
eled throughout the world, study
ing soil erosion, flood control, soil
conservation and various causes of
famine.
His wife, Inez M. Lowdermilk, is
renowned in her own right. She is
an authority on international re-
lations and Middle Eastern af-
fairs and is the author of many
articles.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Phoenix Folk to Attend
Newman Dinner in La.

A delegation of Phoenix Zion
lists is being organized to go to
Los Angeles this weekend to attend
testimonial dinner for Emanuel
Newman, president of the Zionist
Organization of America.
The dinner is to be held Sun
day, Feb. 27, at the Ambassador
Hotel. Persons interested in at
tending the functions are asked to
contact DR.. J. Reichert, president
of the Arizona Brandeis Zionist
District, at his office, 4-7O28, or
at his home, 3-3768.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Moscow Takes Dim View Of Israel Loan

ed between British and American
"monopolists" to work "behind the
back of the United Nations" with
a view towards creating an anti
Soviet Near Eastern block and
Convert the Middle East into a
military base for Anglo-American
Imperialism"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Delegates Will Attend
Western Welfare Meet

The board of directors of the
Phoenix Jewish Community Coun-
Gil will name delegates at it's
March 3 meeting to attend the an
nual regional assembly of the
Western States Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds
March 5, 6 and 7 at San Francis
co.
The assembly, to be held at the
Fairmont Hotel, will be devoted
to discussions of basic problems
affecting Jewish communities in
the Western states.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = In the most impressive
ceremony in the last 1000 years of Jewish history
Dr. Chain Weizmann was last week sworn in as
the first President of the state of Israel
Thousands of cheering men, women and chill
dren, soldiers and civilians lined the streets of this
city as the elder Zionist statesman took his oath of
office in the temporary meeting hall of the Israeli
Constituent Assembly DR.. Weizmanns election
took place in the early hours of the morning.
At m. local time delegation of IL Assembly
members proceeded to Rehovoth to inform DR..
Weizmann that he had been elected Israel's chief
of state.
The presidential party proceeded to Jerusalem
under strong military escort and was preceded by
an Army motorcycle unit.
The Assembly cheered for several minutes when
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Welfare Fund Drive
extended toMarch 8;
Total Near 100000

With a total of $4,000
rung up at the beginning of
this week, leaders and work
ers in Phoenix 1949 United
Jewish Welfare Fund cam
paign decided to extend the
fund appeal until March 6.
The decision was made at a
meeting Monday night. The drive
originally was scheduled to end
Feb. 20, but pledges up to that
date had fallen far short Of the
$262,810 goal and well behind last
years total of $157,664.
Another meeting was set for
Thursday night at the Community
Center to redistribute pledge cards.
Retrogression Cited
Meanwhile, Executive Director
J. S. Pearlstien of the Community
Council issued statement declar-
ing bluntly that "the campaign,
by comparison with last year, has
completely retrogressed." This
retrogression, he said, occurred
mot only in the amount Of money
raised but more particularly in the
cohesiveness of the campaign or
ganization and cooperation of the
community's leadership"
"These are problems with which
the Community Council board will
have to deal if continued progress
is to be assured" said Pearlstien.
"There are a handful of men who
are determined to see that the
progress made in the community
is erased.
'I'm convinced that a majority
of the people of Phoenix, as evil
denced by their giving in this cam
paign despite the discouraging
pace-setting from the top giving
group, are for the program initial
ed. Whether or not the will of
the people shall be thwarted is a
decision that the board will have to
make.
"There are forces in the COM
munity who want to see return
to the unorganized and controlled
community organization. There
are forces trying to defeat the
cultural series, the youth program
and, more particularly, the emer-
gence of new leadership"
1948 Was Different
Pearlstien said last years col
lection of $164,000 does not give
a strictly accurate basis of COM
parison with this years collection,
since the 1948 total included sew
eral outlying communities then
grouped within the Phoenix cam
Continued on page p
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Truman Lauds Eng|ish-Jewish Press Of U. S.

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-A
message of greeting from Presi-
dent Truman to the American
Association of English Jewish
Newspapers, whose annual con-
vention was held here Feb. 49,
FL, was released this week by
the Association.
The parley marked the Tooth
anniversary of the publication
of the first Anglo-Jewish news
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25
Thousands Cheer as Weizmann Takes Oath

Weizmann declared: "From hearts depth full of
joy and thrill and responsibility, I thank you for
the honor of electng the first President of
Israel. With all my heart and strength I will en-
deavor to fulfill my lofty assignment for the bene-
fit of my brethren and for all the inhabitants of
the country and to raise the prestige of state
"Great is the task entrusted me- the President
continued 81 only flesh and blood and may
God forbid that l fail in my needs, but do not re-
gard me as an intentional sinner. This is great
hour in my life. send blessings to all the nhabi-
tants of the country and to the Jewish people
throughout the world. l know that anything done,
anything not done, will bring light or shadow
to our entire nation 1 am aware of the burden of
responsibility which l enter in fulfilling my
duties as President"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-02-25

MOSCOW, (JTA)-Red Star,
official daily paper of the Soviet
Army, this week published an ar
ticle stating that the $100,000,000
loan to Israel by the U. S. Export
Import Bank and the American
Governments de jure recognition
of Israel and Transjordan are
nothing but part of deal reach