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BURNS, JAMES A. In loving memory
Of my husband, JAMES A. BURNS, who
departed this life nine years sEo today
June "a, 1910.
God alone knows how ! miss you,
Never shall your memory fade.
Loving thoughts shall always wander
To the spot where you are lald.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MARGARET Z
BURNS.
CARRICK, CARRIE. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory OF our dear
wife. mother and grandmother, CARRIE
CARRICk, who passed away one year age
June "a. 194s.
Just line of sweet remembrance.
And a memory fond and true.
Just a token OF our devotion.
That our hearts stiIi grieye for YOU.
Though our hearts may break with sorrow
BY the grief SO hard 20 bear.
We will meet you some glad morning
In the lovely garden there.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND: LAWRENCE
THURMAN cARRIcK: 0RANDDAuGH,
TER. ALICIA CARRICK, AND DAUGH-
ERs-1N-LAW. MARIAN AND DOR
oTHY CARRIcK.
CORNS. JENIE 3. In sad remembra ance
Of my dear mother, JEN1E s. CORNS. who
passed away June "a, 1880.
On, how miss you each night and day,
Until you went to stay:
Oh. how ! hope 10 see you some sweet day
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
SMITH, MARY ADA. In loving mem
ory Of my mother, MARY ADA SMITH
who died two, years ago. June -. l947.
She Is gone, but not forgotten
By the one who loved her best.
And my love for her will linger
Until ]. too. am laid to rest.
LOVING DAUGHTER, AGNES.
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Mrs. Sarah DuIcan Dies;
Mother OF Hechi Official

Mrs, Sarah Esther Wo!kow Dull
can, SO. mother OF Charles B Dull
can, vice president and general
manager OF the Heeht Co. here
died yesterday at the home Of
her granddaughter. Mrs George
Blanken, 4o& Cummings lane
Chevy Chase. after a long illness,
Mrs. Dulcan. q native OF Russia.
came 10 this country when she was
Il years old. The widow Of Harris
Dulcan OF Baltimore. she came
here from that city four years ago
TO live with her daughter. Mrs
Morris Abramson. 5237 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
She also is survived by another
son, Samuel Dulcan. buyer AT
Hecht's. 5l26 New Hampshire ave
nue. NV: another daughter. Miss
Frances Dulcan. 1927 Newton
street NV: 10 grandchildren and
II great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were to be held
at l pm. today at the Sol Levin
son Il Bros. funeral home. il24
West North avenue. Baltimore.
Burial will be in the Beth Jacob
Congregation Cemetery. Rosedsle.
Md.
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wHrsakrR, lillian ARrHrR.

WHfSAkEE. JULIAN AkTWIR u DE-
'sti:' s.s =. m. ' 60 ssaTss.s !. yr:.Sss 3as' Ha
pits1. JULIAN ARTHUR wHisAkER ..
SOIL Pc-tasr = az beloved assoa %
and dtvosed son q 1Ts lary Z HAIRS
He also leaves 70 nseZrE she3f Ao&s =
gran6noihsr. one ssst<s. one s.phe~, S5ss
sgai. three anSles. ss1 cog8:as Aac a
mans resting al TIE W EyGess Ja-sas
Funeral Home. 44Je Yoa 81 As~ ststt
os.r.s saiaEd., Il z, aa; ns Esas..1 n1'1 c.a ~
Ole Church, ssS YORK ana ks~ 3~+EsT
Ares Nv MoaaAy. June at : L
Intefneni Mcans osiTet Csmsts-S. 80
wHITLocK. ARTHUR WILLIAM Or
THURSDAY June. -. 1850 a. BIS f*slseaes
ahaanaos AHiTSock selor.a Iatsn aasesaa = Ess ~
Wh1tloek and father Of B@iis Los Rob.
ert. Catherine. Dorothy Arthar, u. AEa
LarsTns "aitioek. ana JsAH Js'nnssasa so1
Of Mrs AAry Wh.tsock ana s-oshsf &!
Catherine O-inn4Ss 4ne A&E2>l13e EhA
4oek. de also leaves e-hsE rss2t3Frz &td
fes,oeaee AiIsr : pa SATURDAY., Jsrs
+3. Funeral services CT sunday. Is-Es
n. 81 pm at the Aoaat .'leAsani
Bsptist Church. Mount Ple4ssal, Va. E,eE.
Milton snephsre 0E1eist.aE Ksist.Nts
and friends invited IEseruz~nt stafford
County. Va. AETAnEensELa - y. Ernss'
JARVIS Co. -
WOODLAND. CAKRIE 4. Suddenly. On
NfubtsAAyB SGEc aFf~ a. 4RhFs
81 nw, CARRIE h WOODLAND oi l@as
10Th 81. n-S She leaves 10 naoaFn taear
ioss oesosd HUSBAND. Thomas ~ oodia nc
son. Thomas "A oQdlznu II Eoug klktsfE,
Mary Woodland. Martha BROOKS, Julia Car
ter ana Kate barnes, one orotheT, AaT4en
Dorsey. tnres orotheFS-In- Law, one SISTER
in-lAw. many Atsce& ana nepheRs aaG
host OF other relatives and Irisras. Friends
may yiew the remains AZ the ReoeEt q
Mason Funeral Home, 800 kIeholS ave. sc
on Friday, June "A, aItsE go pm. Sol
emn requiem mas Will De suns at the
Holy Redeemer Church, 900 New xork ave
NV. on Saturday. June 25, at I'm. In
terment Mount OiiYet Cemetery. "a
WEIGHT, BRIDE. On THURSDAY, June
23. 1919. at her residence, 1905 IrTtnE
st. mt. Mrs. BRIDE WRIGHT, beloved
wlfe Of the late J. Prank Wright. mother
OF Mrs K c, Hunton and grandmother OF
Richard. John, Robert and Frances Hun
ton. Remains reatinE At Dalleys Funeral
Home. %025 r. !. ave, ne, where services
viii be heid ga :urdAy. June Is, al > pm
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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az degree from CecsSs:cw- Trl-
.e-S3iy Law Schooa
Coming 10 Washington IN 1919
7e @rye6 as clerk "a ttse waE
Department. gail 1918 xhsn re
sas eonrlsSicse<: FRS: ileutrs1 =
Ant In the Judge Advocates ot-os
Il the Army He later wAs pro
noted 10 the rank ot z1aio. He
lo1ned The Internal Revenue Ea-
1eau N is2! but le:t after two
se&rx 10 enKRee IN psgsEtr psac
4oe He returned 10 LIE bureau
n 1897
Mr. Bennett had hsrrn q Masca
FOR about 80 yeA:s and e~3aag~t
o Barr.stey l&ocer Nc IS Hs
a!so Was a member o. the Amer
can Legion and 1ysec as rom
nander @. the Bureau o. intFrna!
Revenue Post No 50 N !s&5
Surviving arr his widow. Mrs
Hope c Bennett O: Arlington =
on. Melville 3. Bennei. O! Seg
Roc aelie. n Y his mother. Mrs
Annie l. Bennett @: PtkesFil3r
Ky tWo brothers and SIX SISTERS
American Legion memorial ssys
* for Mr.. Bennett Will be held
80 pm Sunday ta the Hines
neral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV
Funeral services viii he held al
; pm Monday at the Hines
funeral home, and burial will be
Arlington Cemetery.
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In mrnurian,
unRNsBY. SPTTm v

HORNsBY. NETTIK v. In loving satna
CRY OF NETrIE " HORkSBf. who de-
parted this lie one year aso today, June
Lovins and kind in all your ways
Upright and juS' TIL the end OF your days
Sincere and kind IN heart and mind
What . beautiful memory you let behind
THE FAMILY
KING. ROSA T. Sacred 10 the mem
ory of our beloved mother ROSA KING
who departed this life eleven years EEo
today, june -, 1898. Anniverxary mass
was offered this morning IN ST 0ahfleIs
Church
Eternal rest grant unto her 0 Lord.
and let perpetual light shine upon her,
May her soul rest IN peace Amen
MATTE AND EDDIE.
MILLER. DAISY TiBBS tribute of
love and devotion in memory OF our dear
daughter and sister, DAISY TfBBS MIL
LER, who passed away one year Ago today.
June "a. 1913
Somewhere there is no parting.
Dark clouds are rolled away
In that eternal city
We will meet again some day
HER LOVING MOTHER, MRS EMMA
T1BBS: SISTER AND BROTHERS
THORNTON. CORPL. RICHARD L. In
sad but loving remembrance OF
- my dear friend. Corpi RICHARD
IES Z: THORNTON. who departed this
V life one year ago today. June "a
lA4s
As time goes on miss you more.
But God had other plans in store
Gone, but not forgotten
DEVOTED FRIEND. FRANCES NJ. MILLER
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4
cluded improving procedures for
the auditing OF income tax returns
Born IN Greenup. Ky. Noyem-
Der 9. 1884. he was the son Of the
ate Representative Joseph B, Ben
1ett OF Kentucky's Ninth District.
who served in the 59th, e0th and
6lst Congress. from 1905 TO 1911
Mr.. Bennett was educated in
he Greenup public schools, Ken
lucky Normal School and later
studied law privately in Kentucky
where he was admitted 10 the
State bar in 1907. He also AT
ended George Washington Uni
iersity Law School and earned q
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{. A. Bennett Dies;
Revenue Attorney,
Income Tax Adviser

Chester A Bennett, e4 attorney
With the Bureau Of Internal ReYe-
nue. died o. heart attack
Wednesday al his home. !sol
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5 outh Barton
street. Airing
ton Va. He had
D e e n IN ill
health for sey-
sral weeks,
Al the time
of his death
Mr.. Bennett vas
tie c hnical d.
wiser 10 til e
Deputy Z o nj
missioner OF In
sernal Revenue
in charge OF the
income tax unit.
I, -~@lr
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Anuriitttn

SHAPIRO, ALEXANDER. An unTeiling
be held Sunday. June 26. I949. at IL 30
am. at B'nai Israel Cemetery. ST. Bar
nabas rd., Oxon Hill, Nd. Friends in
Evening star., 1949-06-24

A toad lays from 1000 10 10 900
eggs annually. but usually only one
develops TO maturity.
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Draths

DIXON. MRS. CoRSELIA. Departed
this life on Tuesday. June Il, Is4s. at her
residence. G72 Columbia I'd nv. ~ tqa
wife Of the late Charles H. Dixon. She
leaves 10 mourn their loss four daughters.
three sons. twenty-five grandchildren
great Observation-Disclosures. other relatives
and friends. Friends may call al heE late
residence after d pm. Friday June "A,
ssss sb. sses cr.et gD., ,0ns baIeb A.
Dastor' a:H .o oc,eiatins Re,stires and and Trends
invited. InteTment Harmony Cemetery
Arrangements By W. Ernest Jaryis Co. =
23, l94a: SARAH ESTHER DULcAh, oe:
loved wife OF the late Harris Du3ean OF
Washington. D C.. formerly Of Baltimore.
Nd; beloved mother Of Mrs. Morris Anrss3-
can Of Warrington. D. c. Funeral from
the Sol LeytnSon IL Bros. Funeral Home
i1I24-26 West North ave. Baltimore Nd
on Friday. June -. at ] pm. Interment
in Beth Jacob coneregation Cemetery
Rosedale. Baltimore, Nd. Please omit
flowers.
DURHAM. MATTHEW. Suddenly. on
%edns:dsy s,;sn June aeo x, 1919. MATTHEW
ther Of Mrs, Louise Young and Minnie
Mae Durham brother Of Mrs. Lille Pill
grim and Roscoe. Wonner Lee and William
also survive. After Il noon FRIDAY, June
"A, friends may call at the Carver Memo
rial Funeral Home. 29-3l II st NV In
terment GreenVille County, s. c. "a
ELEY. MARGARET CLARIssA. Sud-
denly, on June 23, i94g, at Sibley Hos
pitaI, MARGARET CLARISsA ELEY of ~
Todd pl. ne, daughter of Milford and
Leila s. Eley sister of Kenneth and Mar
tin Eley Services at the g. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290I 18th st. NV. on Sat-
urday. June IS. at IL noon. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ETCHINS0N, DR. BATES. On Thurs
day, June 23. 1919. al his home, I07
Russell ave. Gaithersburg. Nd. DR.. BATES
ellie Barnett Etchinson. Funeral services
Saturday. June 25. at pm. at his late
home. Interment Forest Oak Cemetery.
FAUNTLERoY. CARDELLA BERNICE.
On Friday. June "a. 1949. CARDELLA
BERNICE FAUHTLEROY Of 1929 18Th st,
Notice OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Frazier's Funeral Home. Inc.
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gratha
uNEBrRG, HORACE

LfNEBCRG, HORACE ". a special
eornun icatIoa OF TExatngsou
A s: G ] !;
" HORACE " LISEBURG AL
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BENNETT. MAI. CHESTER A.

members OF Grande Voiture. No
AN ia. La Societe 40 Hommes
ft cheyaux. are requested to as
W. semble at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290l l4th St
NV, on Sunday evening. June
20. 1919. at 1:30 O'Clock. 10
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Bratha

BALL. MARY DELLA. On Wednesday,
June ~. 1s49. at PTeedmen's Hospital.
NARY DELLA BALL. beloved wife o. rev rtsy.
She also leaves four sisters. f1Ve brothers
and host Of other relatives and friends.
sas ats Mineral hns Sa Home m' 30 s
after pm. Friday. Funeral Saturday,
June 25. at l p m. from MOUNT Zion METH.
BASE. SAUL M. June %, 1919. Of 50I3
Kslorama I'd. NV husband Of yiois Pntl-
Mrs. Minerva 3. wade and James Bane.
services at Chambers Funeral home. 400
Chaplin ST. NV. Friday, June "a, at pm
BARsHR. GEoRGE. On Tuesday, June
GEORGE BARBER the devoted husband
yived By one daughter: Mrs. Viola 6ould-
ing; one sister, Mrs. Matilda Mandue' one
brother, Joseph SmaIlwood. and many
other relatives and friends. Friends may
call after 6 pm. Thursday. June ~, at
the Montgomery Bros. Funeral Home, 9I3
Florida ave. nv: thereafter at his late
Funeral services on Saturday, June 20. az
church. chieamuxen. Nd. intefmsnt in
ehIIsa BEAN. c'IiRsiRUE GEIiRsTiRUDE JANET. On Thurs
day. June 23, 1919, at the home Of her
T17 y1rS 1N Nm BEaS s q soefsIs sh
ersburg, Nd, beloved wife Of Eugene @;
Bean, mother of Mrs. Evelyn Norris and
Mrs. Margaret White. Remains resting at
the Colonial Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Rockville, Md, where funeral
services will be held Saturday. June 25, at
2 PM Interment Rockville Union Gene
terry.
BELL, ELIZABETH McKESDRICK. On
Thursday, June 23. 1919, at Suburban
Hospital. ELIZABETH McKENDRICK BELL
of 5527 Oakmont ave, Bethesda, Md, be-
loved wife of Alfred P. Bell. mother of
Peter Alfred and Tabor McKendrick Bel
and daughter of Allie z. and James Nc
Kendrick. Remains resting at the Bethes-
da Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd, where funeral
services will be held Saturday, June %, at
4 pm. Interment private. (New York
DaRaESs sESNHTT RIFF eaRRsrER efaRs A. On wednes- IN
Arlington Village Apartments, South Bar
ton st.. Arlington, Va. CHESTER A. BEN
NETT. beloved husband Of Hope coiner
Rochelle; n. 4; son OF Mrs Annie L Ben
B: Bennett Of Grsengp, Ky; Joseph Ben;
Richmond, Va: Mrs. Kate Hill Of Russell,
Ky; Mrs. Emabel Stephenson of Pikesville,
KY; Mrs. Julia McWhorter and Mrs. Mary
Shaw of Ashland. KY, and Mrs. Sally
Jacobs Of Pikesville. KY. Services at the
@. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
ct. NV, on Monday, June 27. at . pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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DIR. JOHN WILTON. The COM
rades Of Richard J. Harden
Camp, No. ., United Spanish
War Veterans. will. assemble at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV. on
June 25. 1949, at
/ AS pm. to attend the fu-
,ur late comrade. DR.. JOHN
RADY. Interment Cedar Hill
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6SA&SH Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
EA2 ne; Friday, june a, 194a, at
1:3O pm, 20 eKemplify the fu-
neral ritual of our order over
the remains of our late brother. GEORGE
l. sTosM SRsNais 3 sy SYsRs S5dsE Of Exalted Ruler
day. june q, 1919 soPHoRoon1IA 1 E:
rAYLoR q g4s st NV dapshssr Of
Surviving are a nephew, Samuel C. Du
Vail: a devoted friend. Oscar Cook; other
THoMANN. ALBERT JACOB On Thurs
day. June %, la4e, at Washington Sani-
ANN asSn beossd hSspi HUSBAND q Ey hc9B
yer Spring. Md Mr.. Thomann rests at
s4s4 osoTsa ave- sref sprns Ma Mo-
'''1 THOMAS. e ss.'ei FRaScIs aa,sa WALTER. Sud-
eisS wshTns en TEoas s1as Il lga' st. rhAs
tha Thomas. He also leaves one sister
Psnns Johnson ss a.tse Hall n.ts sne
Edward. Clifton and Theodore johnson:
ents, Anna Thomas and He1akiah johnson.
After 4 pm. Friday, June "a: friends may
call at the above residence. Funeral sery-
pm. at the Pilgrim baptist Church. ard
&c sha P Reg p.yn.. ess e.msep, Of,
AF1naosI TaoasSS Al aLnERT asfn: rom On rnursd.,
June %, 1a4a. at the washinston SAINT
tarium and Hospital. ALBERT J. THO
MANN. beloved husband Of Emily w,
Thomann OF 1908 Esst-West hwy. Silver
sprtns: Nd MI Thomann rests at he he
Georsia ave. silver sprina. Nd. until 10
pm Friday. June "a Services and in
terment Madison. Wis. on Monday,
June 81
TYSON, KATIE. On wednesday, June
90. l949, at Galiinger. Hospital KATIE
son. loyins mother of Ellis, James and
Thomas Tyson: Mrs Helen Fraxier, Lii
iian. John, Willie and shirley Tyson: sis
ter of Mrs. Willie Murphy. Mrs. Mary
Carlton and John Norman. She also Is
other relatives and a host OF friends Re-
mains may be viewed after p.m. on Fri
day. June "a, At the John T. Rhines Go
Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye stS. s.w. Fu-
neral Saturday. June 20. at IL an. from
Jersey ave. Sc. Rev. Thomas J. Peyton
offciating. Interment Woodlavn Cemetery.
wEarHrNGToN. LESTER Il. On Thurs
day, june %. la4s at his residence. 354
Eye st. -s.v.. LESTER E. wEATHIN0roN.
He leaves q devoted wife. Margayet l..
weathtngton; one DAUGHTER, EVELYN wilson
OF Chester, Pa; one aunt, Katie 3. Huey;
one uncle. Joseph Smiler; many ether rel
atiyes and friends After 12 noon SUNDAY,
june :6. friends may eau as Il, ne = aposs sss
on Monday. June 81. st ] pm.' at Mount
Moriah Baptist Church. 3rd and l. sts.
s-w.. Rev j. Il. Randloph cfnct&fink. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Eugens rord. ~
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ROBERT b. On Wednesday,
June 80, 1919, at Bethesda.
Md, ROBERT B. FIsK, mem
ber of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 101, and
The Evening Star Chapel. In
terment Hamden, Conn.
ING Gao nrat n II "a a
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LINEBURG, HORACE W. Members Of
1 Washington Police and Fire
NA Post, No. -. Department Dis
KAN9 trict Of Columbia. the Amer
EsNNSR ican Legion. are hereby re-
NAV auested to attend the Legion
N!f3&s& services for our beloved and
departed comrade, Past Post
and Department Comdr. HORACE w.
LINEBURG. at $50 pm. Sunday, June
%. 1919. at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900
st. NV. The National Guard of Honor
will oficiate. REGULAR services at 10 am.
Iune % at the above funeral home. In
terment at Arlington National Cemetery
at IL am. Past-department commanders
and past commanders of washington Po-
nee and Fire Post are requested to act
as honorary palibearers. 26
LINEBuRG. HORACE W. Members
.~ OF Grande voiture. No. I74, La
EM Soeiete 40 Hommes & Cheyaux.
t~i are requested to assemble at
NH Hysongs Funeral Home. 1900 N
st. NV, on Sunday evening. June
u 26., ls49: at $50 O'Clock, to
honor the late voyageur HORACE W.
LINEBURG, Funeral services Monday.
June ~. at 10 am Intermeni Arltnston
National Cemetery at IL am.
c. r. MILNE. Grande Chef De Care.
HORACE HOCTER,
Grande Correspondens ~
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HARRY T. CHAPLIN. Commander.
WILLIAM B. HILL. Adiutant

neral Of our
WILTON -GRi
TAAnnfaru
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25

said, organizations in the U. S.
and France had sent technicians
to assist in the production of
various products ranging from
nylon stockings to electrical in
sulators.
Israeli capital is also interest
ed in the project, they said. The
chairman of the plastics corpor-
alton will be an American in
dustrialist, Harold Goldenberg of
Minneapolis. National Plastics
Company of Baltimore and Con-
Germ Organize of Paris are al
ready making use of the Insti-
tute's plastics. Three million
dollars has been invested in the
Institute itself, Weisgal and
Bergman revealed, adding that
its annual budget for the main
tenance of the plant and staff,
including 200 scientists, is $4,000,
600.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25

The desalting process will per-
nit the use of vast quantities of
subterranean water and make a.
valuable for farming huge areas
of the Negev, Meyer w. Weisgal,
executive director of the Amerl-
can Friends of the Weizmann In
stitute, and David Bergman,
it's scientific director, told a press
conference at Rehovoth. They
also declared that the cultivation
of castor trees on large tracts of
land in the Negev and the con-
version of the oil into plastics
will give employment to thous-
ands of Israelis.
They revealed that a plant
has been established near Reno
voth to convert oil into plastics
and that a company has been
capitalized at 100000 in the
United States to exploit the pro-
ducts of the castor bean. In adj
dition, Weisgal and Bergman
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25

paign chairman of the Memphis
Jewish Welfare Fund Campaign;
Ben Stark, Executive Director of
the Jacksonville Jewish Com
munity Council; and Philip Shul-
hafer, President of the Atlanta
Jewish Community Council, who
will report on Atlanta's success
full 1913 campaign
Following on Executive Com
mittee Luncheon, Mr.. Gurin will
lead discussion on the Implica-
tons of the General Assembly
actions for local communities.
After general discussion, Edward
M. Kahn, Executive Director of
the Atlanta Jewish Community
Council will summarize. The
group will then act on resolu-
tons growing out of the discus
sions. Myron J. Rothschild of
Montgomery, Alabama, will act
as Chairman of this session and
James L. Permutt, of Birming-
ham, will act as Chairman of a
Resolutions Committee.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25

Mr.. Borod emphasized that
discussion will be based on &C
tons voted by communities at
the recent CJFWF General AS
sembly in Philadelphia. He urged
the widest possible attendance
of community leaders as a means
of helping communities take
Joint action to meet pressing
1949 problems. A meeting of
community executives will take
place preceding the Executive
Committee Meeting.
Arnold Gurin, Budget Re-
search Director of the CJFWF,
will report on Council and COM
munity efforts to implement
General Assembly decisions on
the elimination of multiple, un-
coordinated campaigns, creation
of a permanent, national fund
raising structure through local
communities joint action, and
representation from local COM
munities on governing bodies OF
the United Palestine Appeal, &C
cording to the recent agreement
providing for 40 per cent COM
munity representation.
Other problems on the agenda
include discussion on creating
more democratic and effective
community organizations struc-
lures in local communities, and
creating a favorable 1949 cam
paign climate.
Mr.. Borod declared that local
Boards of Directors had been
urged to consider the General
Assembly actions, and methods
of implementing them, before
coming to the Executive Com
mittee.
eve want each community to
present the thinking of their or
ganization on these vital prob
lems," he declared. 1--WE want the
Council actions to be truly re-
Elective of the wishes of local
communities, as expresse q
through their central organiza-
tons and regional structure"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25

Fred A. Kullman, Regional Vice
President and President of the
New Orleans Jewish Federation,
will be chairman of the opening
session on Campaign problems in
1949. Alex Rittenbaum, chair
man of the 1913 campaign of the
Birmingham United Jewish Fund
held in the fall, will discuss cam
paign techniques and problems.
Other speakers scheduled tenta-
lively for this session are Mr..
Nathan Shainberg, 1949 cam
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25
Southeast und-R aiSerS To
Meet In Birmingham

community leaders will discuss of strengthening
fund raising and campaign prospects for l949
special open meeting of the Executive Committee of the Southea
Council Jewish Fedeaons and Welfare Funds
Sunday February a. in Biinghams Thomas Jefferson Hotel it
Borod Memphis Regional President
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-02-25
Weizmann Institute Announces Plan
For Castor Oil Conversion and
DISABLING Of Water

TEL AVN TAThe manufacture of plasics from castor oil
desang of in huge quantities two of the
achievements revoluionng industry and agriculture
world which developed by scientists
the Weiznnann Science. revealed this week.