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BEHIND THE WORLD

Continued From Page Onel
war bonds-and the various vet
erans' programs
And what will be the total cost2
Army Secretary Gordon Gray
ventured a guess on that today
He put the eventual cost of World
War Two at IA hundred billion
dollars.
That's four hundred billion
more than a triIIicn. To get an
idea Of just how big a trillion
Is. think Of the numeral one.
followed by II zeros.
There have been other post
war expenses.
Last year, for example, foreign
countries received ten billion dol
lars in credits from the United
States and more than five billion
dollars in outright gifts and other
grants. OF these gifts and grants,
more than a third went to former
enemy nations, with Germany
getting the lions share.
And then there's the costly
military assistance program
through which the United States
has undertaken to furnish arms
aid to the other countries in the
North Atlantic Pact, and to
Greece, Turkey. Iran. the Philip
pines and Korea. Congress has
already approved a down pay
ment of nearly one and a half
billion dollars.
Supporters of this policy con-
tend that by spending a few bill
lions now, we can avert the much
greater eost-and the bloodshed
and destruction of a Third
World War.
And that seems to. be the hope
of all right-minded people on this
Armistice Day, even though they
disagree on just how the goal of
world peace should be arrived at.
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tNuntinuEd From Page Onel
Arthur Sawyer Post % of the
American Legion win be made
known tonight at the Legion
iiogne on Stock Island.
The par 1de disbanded al Duval
and Front streets. II took q full
hair hour 81 pass given point.
All traffic in Duval street was
prohibited shortly before 0 a. m.
81 City Police. There was no dis
trhancc. and no accidents re-
sorted.
The following is the compost
ton 81 The parade:
Police Escort.
Marching Units
keY West High School Band.
Il S. Naval Air Station.
fleet Sonar School.
Z. 5. Marines
Tive Navy Detachments.
naffnry "a. 7l2fh AAA Gun
~. tMbll FIa National Guard.
Key West Guard Of Honor.
hrlhur Sawyer Post No. %,
American Legion.
Sons Of the Legion Squadron
So. 81
vosture Locale 728 40 and 8
Intpm0tivel.
Marathon Post No. l54, Ameri-
can Legion and Auxiliary Unit.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Post
Ne seII.
Boy Scouts Of America.
Sea Scout Ship No. $50.
KEY West Shrine Club.
Weltcr's Cornet Band.
William Weech Post No. 1853
American Legion.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
TIE
nov Scouts.
Dscorated Cars and Floats
Arthur Sawyer Unit No. %,
American Legion Auxiliary.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Auxiiiary Unit 39ll.
Disabled American Veterans
Chapter
BH MrcaIla Camp S. Spanish
War Veterans.
Monroe County Hospital Aux
iliary
Junior Women's Club.
Cuhan Club.
Girl Scouts.
t.luns Club.
KEY West Golf Club.
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter.
American Red Cross Ora y
Ladies
Fleef Reserve Branch No. Sc.
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Kiwanis Club.
Business and Professional Wo-
mens Clus
Junior Red Cross.
Jaeehees
Chamber 81 Commerce.
Nafional Association of Letter
Carriers.
Pre- Department.
Prizes are being offered by Ar
fhuF sawyer Post for the most
attractive floats. The prizes are
sos on display in the show
window of Lewinski's Mems
saare DsIvai street. The winners
win h. presented with their
award al the Legion Home thiE
evening.
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ToDAY's BIRTHDAYS
know Americal

Maude Adams, famous oldtime
actress, born in Salt Lake City,
~ years ago.
DIR. Walter W. Van Kirk of the
Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ, born in Cleveland. So
years ago.
Roland Young, screen star,
born in London, 81 years ago.
Thomas K. Finletter of New
York, lawyer, born in Philadelr
phia, 56 years ago.
The Rev. DIR. Charles T. Leber,
secretary of the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions, born
in Baltimore, 81 years ago.
Life, however short, is still
made shorter by waste of time.
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LECALS
NoTIcE or rLEfrInN

- - - - VT Mf3fLSM5HUWAs
The Board OF Public Insfruction
aof Monroe County, Florida. has. 81
Resolution No. log, and in accord
ance with the Florida School Laws
q lg46. called an election In spec
lal Tax School District Nusnebr i
Monroe County. Florida. on the car
day Of December. 1898. for the ps,r-
pose OF proposing for tax levy
namely, mills for the Support
and Maintenance or Shoots. ana
II mills for the Bus and BuiIdinr
reserve Fund, and the election ~
Truskes for the ensuing two years
II order 70 vote. q person must ia
registered qualified elector ana
must have paid q tax on real or per-
sonal property for the year pre-
'essdlng any such Special Tax Elec-
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Oh MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
BY: GERALD III. ADAMS.
Gerald H. Adams. Chairrnan
Attest; Horace O'Bryant.
HORACE OBRYANT, Secretarv
and Superintendent.
nov.4-1I-IS-2 dec. 2, 1919.
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WASHINGTON. - President
Trunan has chosen Under-Secre
tnry of the Interior Oscar Chap
man for the top job in the Interior
Department Chapman win sue
cced Interior Secretary Julius
krun. whose resignation Mr.. Tru-
man sccepfed today. The cabinet
shift IS effective December l. The
White House has not commented
- FAR on why Krug Is stepping
down from office.
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INDIANAPOLIS. - A B-29
iamber crashed today about 10
miles west Of indianapolis. The
blg plane burned II was not
known Immediately whether any
one was killed in the crash. One
~ the survivors. Lieutenant Err
nest Nation Of Roswell. New
Mexico. said that a. least seven
~ eight Of the dozen aboard the
BE parachuted.
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National Education Weel
Douglass High
School Assets
Are Revealed

Douglass High School is one Of
the finest high schools in Florida.
The training that one receives
here is very beneficial and profit
able for this training is admins
tered by thoroughly qualified in~H
.structors who have the welfare
and interested the students and
the community at heart. Every,
task undertaken by both the
teachers and students is perform
ed upon a democratic foundation.
We try to live democratic way
of life in full. ] suppose that is
why | have been so happy dur
ing the nine years that ! have
attended Douglass. ] sincerely
feel that there is much which.
can be learned from US and our
school family for we are an open
minded group Of people who are.
striving everyday to make this
world a better place in which To-
live by drinking deeply Of all
that is offered US in the way Of
instruction
We are reeply grateful to the
Superintendent and Members of
the Board of Education for what
they have done and are doing
to make Our school bigger and
better. We are fully aware Of all
the improvements which are be-
mig made and we intend to utilize
them to the fullest extent. We can
boast Of many things that have
been added in order to make our
instruction more pleasing and
profitable. Great improvements
have been made in the library,
Home Economics Department,
Manual Training Department and
the general teaching staff in both
the elementary and senior high
school departments
We can now boast of one of the
finest libraries that can be found
in any high school There are
books, dictionaries, periodicals,
magazines and newspapers and
miscellaneous information in the
library to capture the interest of
and student from the first
through the twelfth grades. We
have very intelligent and CO.
operative librarian who is never
too busy to help US.
The Home Economics Depart
ment is making splendid progress
under the direction Of a well
trained woman. Both young men
and women are permitted to take
courses in home makingl All per-
sons attending these classes have
found them to be very profitable. |
Through this department school
lunches are served daily at a |
very low cost; thus giving stu
dents enrolled in this depart
ment an opportunity to secure
practical experience in the pre-
pairing and serving of meals.
Every student is proud of the
Manual Training Department. All
those who have attained the age
and standards that qualify one
for shop work, are taking adj
vantage of the opportunities that
are offered there. Boys and girls
are attending classes in this de-
partment and they are striving to
learn all that they can.
We have a great staff of teach
ers headed by wonderful princi~
pal. They were trained in some of
the outstanding schools of the
country Quite a few of them
hold M. A. degrees from northern
universities; however, / wish to
say that we don't admire them for
their special achievements alone,
but we appreciate them for the
interest that they take in. the
welfare of the students. -
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tconilnued From PAGE One)
delayed jump. II was the first
field test g 3 new robot para
chute designed 10 open automat-
irailE a any chosen height. The
experimental chute was set to
open one mile from the ground.
The ex-pnfairooper who took the
Filk was a5-year-old Terence
Williams. who bailed out at 5000
feet
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NOTICE

October 20, 1s4s.
+ NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the internal Improve.
ment Fund of the State of Florida
Pursuant to Law. Will offer FOL
sale. for competitive bids, in ITALIA.
hassee. Florida, at 1900 o'clock A
Nj. December 9Th, 1949, the land ~
MONROE COUNTY. described a.
follows:
All that certain tract of land
situate, lying and being on the
island of Key West. Monroe
County, Florida, lying North
erly of the abandoned right-of-
way Of the Florida East Coast
Railway Company, lying South
erly OF Roosevelt Boulevard
tG. $. Highway No. ID bounded
On the Northerly. Easterly and
Westerly sides by said Roose-
welt Boulevard, and bounded
on the S0ntherly side by said
abandoned railway right-of-
way containing approximately
1872 acres more or less: to-
gether with any and all Tipar-
ian rights appertaining and ap-
purtenant to said land
The Purchaser is required to pay
cost of advertising and documen-
tary stamps
The Sale, If and when made, shall
be subject to the Trustees reservine
unto themselves 75se Of the phos-
phate. minerals and metals and so e
of the petroleum thereon or there
under, All fashionable materials
are reserved
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve
the right to reject the sale.
BY ORDER OF the Trustees Of the
Internal Improvement Fund of the
State of Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
Governor,
Attest:
F. G. ELLIOT, See.
Trustees T. l. Fund
noy4-11-1s-95:d ec2 10
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN And FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case Ne. 1O-12
EILEEN KRIVAN,
Plaintiff,
NICHOLAS ANDREW KRIvAN. !
ORDER OF PUBLTCATTOy
TO; Nicholas Andrew Krivan,
Whose residence is in the
State of Florida, but who con-
ceais himself so that process
cannot be personally served
~ upon him, and there is no per-
son in the state Of Florida
upon whom service Of process
would bind him.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above STYLED cause
on or before the 21st day of Nov
ember, A. p. 1919. otherwise the al
legations therein will be taken as
confessed.
.s-T This Order Is to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the City Of Key
West, Monroe County. Florida.
DONE and ORDERED this 26th
day Of October, A. u. 1g49.
-fSeal) EARL F.. ADAMS,
As Clerk of the Circuit Court,
-s Monroe County, Florida.
BY: lsd1 Florence z. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
NJ Ignatius Lester,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
oct.z1- ;nov.4- /, 1913.
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NEW YORK.--John L. Lewis
sad to-day that he IS willing 70
renew mediation efforts in the
coal dispute. Lewis said he is
wiling % meet next week with
Federal Mediation Chief Cyrus
Ching. o. Is Lewis put IL with
-anybody else"
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septembef. 1919 in the amount of
"a 900 was paid to the Florida
Kevs Aaueduct commission.
Premium Paid
American Surety company OF
New YORK through agent VIII
llam A Freeman was paid ST.
atsIe Cor workmen,s compensa-
tinn for the period from May 10
to August 70. 1919.
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAZE
APPLICATION ron FINAL
DISCHARGES

tfF0Date Law 1887
IN COURT or THE COHfNTY
JIDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA. N Pho
HATE.
In re the Estate of
ALTON III. ROBERTS,
= Deceased
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Verai
Roberts filed his final report a.
executor OF the estate OF Alton II.
Roberts, deceased: that he has filed
his petition for final discharge.
and that he will apply to the Hon
CRADLE Raymond r. Lord. County
Judge Of Monroe Country, Florida.
on the 2eth day OF November, 1919.
Iof approval OF same and for final
discharge as Executor of the estate
CT Alton II. Roberts. deceased. pat I
go on this Srd day Of November.
VERAI. C. ROBERTS.
Executor OF the estate Of
Alton III. Roberts, de-
ceased
f nev.4-1f- IS rs, 1919.
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5 Billy. When Ma asked me if
I'd been stealing jam. / said yes !,
Willie: Why didn't you say
nor as
Billy Il didn't have the face
to say no" q
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Try fOGAC NAVY

fconunued From Page One
t0ns. Admiral Louis Denfeld had.
nenfeld had criticized the way
ihe Navy was being treated UNI
aef TIE Uaification act
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IF you want 70 buy or sen Key
West property. contact Pau
Boysen, 626 Fleming. Phone 1873
Here since 1919. octle-3 soak
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FOR sALE-PRMTED FORMS

LEASES, 5 c each. Prornissary
notes, 1c each. Minimum charge
Sc. Artman Press. Citizen Bldg
Phone 81. octz2-d
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MOVING AND HAULING
FOR SALE OR TRADE

A X g. LUGGAGE Trailer. istl
OldsmObile and two Cocker
Spaniel puppies. Reasonable.
588-M, 722 Love Lane. n0vii.2tx
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FURNISHED apartments. 8 rooms
and bath Everything furnish
| ed. Coral Hotel Apartments, op-
posite Post Office. oct26-30t
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Good looks are a snare, espec-
tally to them that haven't got
them.
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e
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, N
md FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
GHANCEHY.
Case No. 1925
FLORENCE THOMPSON.
Plaintiff.
VS.. nIV0ncE
EUGENE THOMPSON,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: EUGENE THOMPSON.
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN,
II is hereby ordered that YOU are
required to appear on the 28th day
of November. 1919. before the above
entitled court to the Bill OF Cons
plant filed against you In the above
entitled cause and the Key West
Citizen is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this Order
shall be published once q week for
four consecutive weeks
Witness the Honorable Auuilino
Lopez Jr.. as One Of the Judges Of
this Court and the Seal OF this Court
in the City of Key West, Florida,
this 9th day of October. 1949
{SEAL) EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
By: esd Florence r. Sawyer,
JOHN @. SAWYER, < &
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Observation-Disclosures.
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COLORED SAILOR

(Continued From Page One)
taken to Naval Hospital for treat
ment.
Later police announced the ar
rest Of Otis Reynolds, colored, Of
500 Duval street, whom they
charged with assault and battery
with a deadly weapon on Caddy.
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u "a
will the n
n
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YETEnANsI
FOR observation-disclosures
AND ROOMS

-FOUR apartments, rooms and
light housekeeping rooms. S. to
sis per week. All William st.
nov3-30t
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fasa NASH Sedan, nice, clean car.
x150OO Will take small boats
or small cupboard motor in trade.
Msc,e Bar and Grill, old Boca
Ghica Road. hoN4V-S'N
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1a4o FoRDoR Chrysler Sedan.
Radio. heater. S395.OO- Phone
oA1M nov8-6tx
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|2h ROOMS, utilities furnished.
Adults $4,000, until November
list. Sea Isle Apartments. 915
Windsor Lane. oct20-30t
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"a CHEVROLET. completely re-
built engine. Sacrifice for quick
sale e12 Fleming St, upstairs.
nov10-3tx
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MODEL A FORD, good tires,
good running condition. New
wiring lob. new switch. 1926
Ashby. nov iO-A'N
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FOR HENT-GARAGEs
FOR sALE-usED CARS

1895 PLYMOUTH coupe. good
condition. $l25.O0. Alb Amelia
c.. nov11-6tx
Evening star., 1949-12-11
help Save
YOUR Teeth
Mere Teeth Lost From
e4leeted Gums Than Teeth Decay!

Nothing BEATS brushing Your teeth
with Forhan'S after meals to help
prevent tooth decay. But too
many people are forgetting about
their gums. Beautiful. healthy
teeth must have Arm gums. See
your dentist regularly. Then at
home use double e-pMrpose'
Forhanis - made especially for
Evening star., 1949-12-11
-

BOTH maSSaging gums to be firmer
more able to ward of infection, +.
and keeping teeth sparkling clean.
Your Teeth Are Priceless Posses
sions. Don't wait for tender. bleed
ing gums to warn you of Gingivitis
"A mild gum Inflammation -
neglect Of which often leads to
Pyorrhea which only your dentist
can help. See him. Then start to-
day-help keep gums firm. teeth
naturally bright-with Forhan's.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01
Chemicals Can
Kill Wire Worms

NUMEROUS INQUIRIES have
been received as to the best treat
ment for wire worms. Here is a
reply to one inquiry, prepared by
Don K. Scharff, assistant state en-
tomologist, which should be of help
to any grower having trouble with
the pests:
"You suggested that an acquaint-
ance of yours had covered the wire
worm infested soil with a heavy
straw coat and then burned it in
the spring. 1t is possible that he may
have done some good by this treat
ment, but I can see no reason why
it should work. The burning straw
does not heat the soil deep enough
to kill them by heat nor would the
gas from the burning straw pene-
trate deep enough to do any damage
to them.
Benzene Hex or Lindane
"Until the development of our new
insecticides during the last few
years, there was any really
satisfactory control for wire worms.
Quite satisfactory control, however,
can be obtained now with the use
of benzene hexachoride or lindane.
eff you use benezene hexachlo-
ride, you should use it at the rate of
10 pounds per acre of the 6 percent
gamma isomer or 5 pounds per acre
of the IL percent gamma isomer.
In other words, you should apply
6/10 of a pound of the gamma isomer
per acre or, if you use lindane, you
also use 6/10 of a pound of it per
acre.
'These materials should be OBJ
tanned in the dust form and can best
be applied to the soil by drilling
them in with a fertilizer drill. It
would be advisable to mix the dust
either with a commercial fertilizer
OF with sand so that you can spread
this small amount evenly over your
infested acreage. The ground should
then be disked thoroughly so that
the insecticide will be worked well
into the soil.
"Another very new method of con-
troll that has shown great promise
consists of treating your seed with
lindane at the rate of 5 ounces OF
1indane per bushel of seed. Unfor-
tunately, when this method is used,
a great deal of the treated seed will
be damaged or destroyed before the
wire worms get a large enough dose
to kill them. This method of treat.
ment, however, should pretty vel
clear up your trouble for succeeding
years.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01

Tests have shown that dairy cows
which have fresh water before them
at all times produce about Z percent
more milk than those watered only
once a day.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01

neighbors build with it"
Mr.. Burda's experience is typical
of thousands of progressive farmers.
For full information on why you
should plan to build or remodel this
year with light, strong Kaiser Alumni
nun Roofing. use the coupon below.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01
Where's how buildings Of Kaiser Aluminium
help my $1,000 chickens produce more!"


roofing is lowest in cost by far for the
long run The light weight makes con
struction inexpensive and the roof
and walls are SO strong and sturdy
that they last indefinitely.
81 am so sold on Kaiser Aluminium
Roofing that I'm now helping my
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01

"The main thing to remember" says
MI. Burda, lis that aluminium roofing
keeps chickens cooler than any other
material you can use. The result is
that my birds are healthier and they
produce much better.
Because my chicken houses are so
much cooler, I can keep 1900 birds
in a standard house, 100, x24f-and
get an extra saving that way.
"In winter, aluminium actually
keeps buildings much warmer. That's
why, in last winters cold spell, my
egg production remained high when
production of breeder hocks in con-
ventiona1 houses fell off sharply.
"My experience is that aluminium
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

democratic state on the ancient
soil of Israel is of tremendous
significance to the entire world.
But, it is of special significance
to the Jews everywhere.
Israel's role in Jewish life was
UNDERSIGNED. in the year just
ended. which witnessed the ar
rival there of the largest number
of Jews ever to enter in single
Year-even surprising the move
ment of Jews into the Holy Land
during Biblical times.
Israel has opened up new era
of hope for the Jewish people.
At the present time, homeless
Jews seeking to escape from the
misery of Europe are streaming
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
Economic Health
For Israel
DIR. DOW JOSEPH

The Government intends to
fight the high cost of living by
means of efficient control of i'm
ported goods and their prices, as
well as of the production costs
and prices of locally produced
commodities, both industrial and
agricultural. This control will
extend to the prices of transport
and services. We shall declare
an austerity regime during a
transitional period, involving the
strict rationing of foodstuffs,
Continued on Page 1921
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ISRAEL TN The NEW YEAR
BY HENRY MORGENTHAU, JR.
General Chairman United Jewish Appeal

The year $40 dawns on a Jew
1sh State which has established
itself firmly and proudly among
the nations of the world-a state
whose sovereignty and independ-
ence is recognized by the nations
of the world.
The establishment of a modern,
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Mobile, Alabama

into Israel at the rate of 2O,OOO
a month. In the midst of war
crisis, new settlements are being
built and the program of econ
omic and cultural development is
being inaugurated. It is the aim
of the United Jewish Appeal to
raise the funds that are needed
to support mass immigration and
settlement.