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ROOMS. APTs. 70 SHARE

WIDOW WILL SHARE new furn. ,
bedrm. gentle apt by April ! with
2 employed girls; home priyils.
shopping center and theater on prof.
ect; SO ca. wk. 10. 2-4H05, i S
ATTRACTIVE Buckingham apt. to
share with refined lady. 25-33;
GRs STRs J6NEs' pshSss3n GH ahq a9o5 Town. Is San
LADY WILL SHARE attr. apt. with
settled lady. Call all day Sunday.
weekdays after 7, OR. lilo. -23
share large GEORGETOWN house with
5oT Sthepf; Fenf ~S{9 Wo sfFS!ee 44G5 good meg mesS
OR 2 CONGENIAL young ladies
to share nicely furn. apt, ne, conv.
transp. AT. 6641. lis.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with lady
and small baby; share expenses.
MRS. DULANEY. GE. 4627. -1s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WHITE BUNGALOW. screened porch
dining room, 3l2 bedrooms hath
Kitchen, garage, oil heat. on wooded
SITE; IL miles downtown Washing
son; saaA White Oaks Nd. Call 81.
1860 NGRAHAM ST. N.w.-Attfssc- ts
transp., stores. etc. Liv. rm.. den,
5edrm.. kit; and bath on 1st fl. ;;
Z bedrms., kit, and bath on 2nd a.
Saffse exee1Isnt cNndf,o1 NISely furnished and in
WESLEY HEIGHTS-4-bedroom house
500 Ss!9rI mo: %p,,yNr Y; G. q 4 A. y: MILLER
pSona pSe; nv; Wo Or Fssa 1854; evenings tele-
Waiter Reed. : slS" apts. one neA has nsas )
bedrmS., liv. .rm.. din. rm.. kit. and
Pa PAIN; s-aSS6 0ae has 8 rms. and bath.
1895 HANDY HANDY ST.. Silver Spring Mls Nd.
p bedrms., 1-story cor. det house. use.
GE auto washer; yr. lease; SI25.
Io !; G. 6yEl WELDON CO. Me. BOIL; eyes.
esos 18th ST. N.w.-Row brick rick 8
rooms q bedrooms, bath. porch:
seh2oth aaRs' sH2ENoN ANN mS & 16cHs SaEI e1ss U.S.
rWoBEpkooMT' 1So6 I Ss ojT' FINN NA @s45 ss4ti5Nc.7o%S
In Riverdale. Md. Large porch, nice
lawn, lawn, garden 70 washer, TV. SI12
ARIMGToS.' ARRTfS3i S' VIZ. vIo% s1s South lg irving
street; 3 rooms. semidet. Adults
only, S125 mo-: available April l .
Call Purcellville, Va. 1922. 1S"
5 BEDROOMS, . baths, garage. base
ment. det. brick home, NV; oil
heat. .. blks. express bus. COM
pletely furn.; including piano and
washing machine, S225 mo. Years
lease required Call ia. 1850 till
6 pm. Sun. Week days. 81 pm,
IvIERs MILL VILLAGE. Sill. sp.. Md
2-bedrm, bungalow; full bsmt.. gas
heat: mr.. shopping center. school
churches, busline; unfurn. $3.50;
furn. S110. L. H. CARMICHAEL
REALTY CO., SH. O601. Ewes LA
SILVER SPRING. 8-bedrm. rambler;
one bedroom, living room, kitchen
furnished; washing machine. etc;
S115 per month. 10411 Julep ave.
OF Dennis ave. Open Saturday
lease JOHN r. DEVEREUx, DI.
$3.50, evenings EN-. 1854, lis
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1909 18th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private, bath;
dining room: $1,000 a week up;
50 day up. HU GIG
6OLORED-EXTRA LARGE ROOM
Er Erat 18th snd b0t and a c9gmps 5d plenty nd
coLoRED-Ss51 Ac cHAMPLArN ST.
N.W.-Nr. 18th and U St.. sgle.
and dble.. .rm., use of kit. elec.,
in apt. BLDG; Ss wk. DU. 6297.
coLoRED QUINCY PL. NV
Comfortable room in quiet home for
refined employed person. DU. 0298.
CoLoRED-NICELY furnished room,
for fo, Govt. employed person. AD.
coLoREp-4o1s MARLBORO PL.
N.W.-Nicely furn. front rm.; mar
ried couple or l or 2 girls. RA. ss75.
ooLoRED-w1TH home privileges.
coIoREp@1266 s. BI 1Ro' <. a1RARD ST.
E.W.-Large room for, couple: home
privilegsS: also single room for
cofoREboRENT 1efs, 10 il$f FREE ROOM Mls With
housekeeping privileges in exchange
R5 eSilafsni fsannS ca ifFs after ncno0sEs pm aD
CSoaISooRED-1e1s GIRARD ST. Nv.
Bedrm. and kitchen, completely
furnished, for quiet couple. in re-
COLoRED-163O CORCoRAN ST
E.W.-Nieely tu1n. I'm 5m., oh.w.; IN Hg !,
cple. or sEle. person; all privileges
coLoRED-A NICE HALLRooM,
well furnished, for employed gentle
With back porch fer foT two .,, employed m s,'
cohoREDzsoi4 SIX HA 4sSL sth ST. NV Nv
Front nm, twin beds; pvt. home.
ooPoRRpLa 81 sIIt RMS. turn., for r1i cpie
coL9Rfn1PRuFN. dIS pE5s Fl Rw RMS, double Mls and
single. Apply 1900 Vermont ave,
CoEoRED-oNE LOVELY FRONT
coIoRED-LGE. FRONT dble. rm.
at $40 wk and a sgle; middle rm.,
81: kitchen priyils. AID. 5l92:
COLORED-SGLE. RM., new .furn.,
adjoining inclosed porch; privileges
CoLoRsD-LGE. sgILGE FURN. RM. for 2
women or cple; no objection l small
child; reas. rent. HU. .9121, lis
cOIORED-LGE., comfortably furn
rms; 100 blk. You st. nv. conV
location; home privils. VI. @O3l. lis
COLORED-Holmead Pl. NV. lge
rm., semi prvt. kit. and bath; al
prVlgs. TU. 1893 -1S
COLoRED-753 Gresham Pl, NV.
9 rooms. l large front room, OF
3 emp. girls or men; separate
beds, and 1 for couple with priv
reasonable Phone HU. 64S5.
COLORED-1409 Meridian Pl, NV.
attractive furn. room, retlneo
men or working couple. RA. 32l7
COLORED-Nice lge. rm. nr. bath
well furnished; quiet home; S3s
mo. DE. 0954. is
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ROOMS FURhIshEp-N.E.

BEDROOM with kitchen privils.; S35
mo. Lady yoon only s15 Maryland ave
15O r. /. AVE.-Apt. l, single rm.;
pvt. entrance, off street parking,
phone, bus at door; 10 minis. down
town; S35. DU. 4059. is
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 2332 14th
with shower; gentleman preferred;
$40 wk. DU. 1865, 10 =
3 NICE ROOMS suitable for or 3
girls or :! empl, couples; home priv.
LA. 6-s266 after 5 pm. IS'
1907 4th ST, tN:E.E7LoVeiy' large arg,
man; no drinking. Ii. 6-3491.
1905 r. /. AVE. N.E.-Clean, COM
Portable rm, next to bath; conV.
-transp.; very reas. co. 6490, is
LOVELY FRONT RM., new furn.,
new home, .privils. LU. 1-7551 aft.
3 pm. weekdays; all day. Sat. and
Sun. -22
TWO FURN. sleeping rooms. e46 K
g. ne. Call after 8 pm. FIR,
~
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ROOMS viii BOARD
725 10Th ST. N.W.-Attractive single
room for refined lady; delicious food.

725 10Th ST. N.W.-Attractive single
room for refined lady; delicious food.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-1726 New
Hampshire ave. NV; has lovely va
cancieS for ladies; also large room
for = men; running water; Phone in
each room; TV and social privileges.
FOR ELDERLY PERsONs-ouiet rm.
LGE. DBL. ROOM for empl. mother
with child up to. 4 yrs; board and
day care for child TR 1856. Ii S
THE MAR -LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Nice rooms for young ladies and
young men; also one single; water,
phones in rooms. showers; excellent
GooD SUBSTANTIAL MEALS, clean
rms m ca al 63g6 h2me privileges On Park
1919 18th ST. N.w.-vacancies for
young men and women; walking dis
tance downtown; good meals. CO.
YOUNG LADY to share master bed
rm. with another; good home-cooked
meals; pref. one who enjoys sports
MakfEASD GH 9122 cosY sT62eg Pen5asGn' rm is near
family; nice for elderly person or
empl, parents; child welcome. Box
BSMT. RM., large. clean. dry and
sunny; SIS wk.; meals optional;
blk. off 10th st. or 18th st. car.
RA. 0144. -l9
WENDELL TERRACE = Large. com.
Portable. warm rms sgl; dbl. triple;
liv rm,: good food; excel trans: S4S
nner mo; ZIP 1927 Belmont I'd. NV
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. (cont. }

1OO6-A FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Large
beautifully furn. rm. for rent in
Jewish home; couple or single. $50
mo. Ii. 3-2l72. 10
LARGE observation-disclosures privi-
leges. LU. 4-6920; 472S Blaine
FURNISHED ROOM for rent. en-
ployed cple; privils. Ii. 3-30SS.
CoLoRED-NEwLY furnished room
in new apt; all privileges; men pre-
ferred. LU. -S10S. -22
COLORED-617 14th St. furn. room
for empl. person. Call Ii. 6-2Sa3
COLORED-one nice room foI
couple with one child; privileges
Near Navy Yard. Ii. 3-2566.
COLORED-2 FURN RMS. for rent
and apt. Call after pm. Ii. 6-5965.
coLoRED-sMALL FRONT RIM. for
gentleman; some privils.; good
transp. LA. 6-431a.
CoLORED-NICE FURN. ROOM for
married cple or 2 sgle., empl, girls;
with privils. Phone Ii. 6-1761. -l9
C0L0RED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and l single room; some priyils.
2642 10Th ST ne, LA. 6-7357. lis
COLORED-3O4 E ST. N.E.-Double
room; couple or men; privilege. 1S'
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING BY vE1-Exper. nelp. every
pnS eisse ,,Ts mrappss' pes riRnsured; reas; Can
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO O104 UNION STORAGE
co INC est 1905.
ANY TIME MOVING, pickup. deliy-
cry prompt serv.; 24-hr. day, l.
EX-GI - Moving, packing. GRATING
storage; local, long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S1Q. 11s
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ROOMS WANTED

BUSINESS MAN-Room, bath. close
in, reas.; no other roomers; with or
without brkfst. BOX 127-X, Star. Is"
ROOM and board wanted by young
working girl 30. with Christian
family; willing to share bedroom;
$50 to $50 a month. TR. 6241.-l7
YOUNG MAN. age 80, interested in
room and board with nice family
Southeast sec. preferred. TR. 3S9S
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

NICELY FURNISHED STUDIO ROOM;
Ih n k; oJY, no drinkers Protestant home.
INTER RACIAL. INTERNATIONAL
Terry House-Studio rm. for man
with high standards. with or with
out light housekeeping privileges.
DU. 1865; weekdays, co. 7077.
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lse. nicely
furn. Southern expos; sgle. S52 so.
Frigidaire. Employed. IL
LHK. FURNISHED. For informa-
ton call ST. 1852. Will accept
children under school age. 10
1343 L ST. NV, downtown; lge,
Ink; rm. adjoining bath; new, gas
1887 81 PARK RID. N.w.-Large room
to rent to . persons; hot plate,
Frigidaire; lndry. privil NO. 9SS3.
21a7 F ST. N.w.-Lge. front sunny
studio rm.: refgr., radio. TV: baby
welcome; S2l wk. EX. 0653. -22
2023 KALORAMA RD. NM doors
off Conn. ave.-Furn., Ink lge.
front rm.. 3 windows, smaller, rm
adjoining bath, Hollywood beds
excellent transp., Ii bus and Mt:
3 ADULTS; S75 mo. AD 95u5. is
NICELY FURN. light housekeeping
I'm. for ,; reasonable. AID. sl66.
1900 BLADENsBURG RD. Ne
Couple or single; pvt. home, park
ing fac; $40 to $50 mo. LA; o.
LfGGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM -
1870 Harvard st. NV. is
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DUPONT CIRCLE; large, very pri-
vate, fireplace; suitable gentleman
Call NO. 1705 Sat. and Sun. is
ONE ROOM and kitchen for rent:
$40 month. 105 D st. NV, Wash
ington. u. C. Is"
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble rms. in remodeled re-
dec bldg. Running water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: BeDdiX washer;
selected menu: S4S TO S53 so 1929
1Is+ or N N EJTI 2GOA
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN ureently
need 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. Excel
tspantS Sp oe 500. DE. $500. Ext. As,
2 Or 5 LARGE ROOMS, kit, 1sa bath.
quiet; pvt: Georgetown or NV;
ss Box q ao6:%i S9a sts4 5lGGr only; under SOS.
FURNISHED APT. or large room with
Eli. k1t; ,Priyileges in christian home
sonable; Box 209-X Star.
OHIO CRIMINoLoGIsT, wife, small
sIrnis eneld needs 2-bedrm.. totally un-
April 1-15. Ho. 9510 between 81
EMBASSY EMPLoYE needs enc. apt
!urn- or unturn.; NV. section pre-
ffsTred; 18th st. vicinity. Call Sun,
a.BEDkooSo,M APT, furnished 0rS or g.
couple and daughter tall working
Prefer NV. section. Box BLK, Star.
REFINED MIDDLEAGED employed
couple desires ] or 2-bedroom unfur-
nished apartment in NV. or Alex
EMPLOYEES nON courfE n assh desir. 1-besrm. es
apt. NV. section. furn. or unfurn.,
MOTHER. Children hMi gf'g; require lsr un-
tS5hi?Rsa co, aSS5. apt maximum s01 20! mo
YoGNG coUPLE-1 bedrm. unfurn. iS
VERY DEsiRABLE2 YOUNG COUPLE
would like to rent l-bedrm. un-
iurn; apt. either March 80 or
April 10; consider Arlington, Alex
$50 incl. utils, Box 1SI-X. Star.
APARTMENT OR DUPLEX. utils.
iIfnii ih 64s.h tos family OF 8; not over so.
, s sETTIED EMPL. LAD1Es1Two. LlT
a home, NV. near transp.; refs.
exchanged. MI. 1856 after s pm.
COUPLE. no children. desire 3,rm,
ana bath qntqlrn. apt. MCDOWELL.
AMERfhcEANi iOS VICE CONSUL 7sa Want.
Write: ~ L. . 81 DAMRoNiM MPsoi Mss, Care Sune ej
soa sesy; w. 1888 sth st. south, Arling,
GIRLS desire furn. or unfurnl lS apt
Rons REt; Da56 e: siS9: A1t' bldg OFeteTFed @fS
MARINE SGT, attached to Bethesda
Naval Hosp. desires small apt. near
nosp. for wife and year-old child.
oR2npMt Ss2 limit. MI; 1898. is
nGqsei ferred. fU, aU. e5H6 aFes' Georgetown pre-
2 GOVT. GIRLS desire 1-bedrm. apt
IN NV. apt. bldg. Furnished or un-
furnished. Maximum 500. DU. 4127
CoLoRED-REFINED COUPLE. "a.
year-old child, desire 2-bedrm. ant
pvt. bath, kit. liv. rm. Ii. 5000.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNlSHED

FULL-TIME CARE for one or 2 boys,
4 yrs. and older; licensed private
home. 10. S-S699. -22
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
! ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. S4.50 to $3.50 per day foI
Completely furnished apt, tub and
1 or q: full hotel service; no time
limit. 900 Goth st. NV. MA. 5426
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

WINCHESTER APTs. Takoma Park,
Md with liv. rm. dinette. kitchen
and bath; Ss4.50. incl. util.; mr..
transp. and shopping. sH. 9152.
31iS e ST. SCI bedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit. dinette and bath. S65 mo. Not
incl. heat. utils. or refrs. CONNER
a. RYAN. INC. RE. 3216. lis
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CARLTON HAIL,

CARLTON HALL
3101 N st. n.w.-Quiet comfortable
single rms, all with running water:
southern exposure; daily maid serv-
ice: Wkly, rates, S9-S11; monthly
S3o-S S42: 30. -19
GAYTONIA TOURIST
1913 10Th ST. NV.
@onveniently located $1,000 q wk,
up; 81 . day UP. DU. $500.
GILBERT
eA00 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble,
xxn4.. some with pvt bath: maid and
2A.hI. PIX service. co. 1881.
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CONTINUED on Next Page)
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CONN. AVE. 1888. Blue Lion
Manor. 2 bedrmS., hall. bath. liv.
rm., kit. for As. S130 mo. -25
1850 IRVING ST. N.W-6 rms, kit.
and bath; rear porch and yard.
Sl50. ST. 500, EN-. 1894. 10
rm., kit.-dinette, shower bath: good
transp. MANAGER. side entrance
Evening star., 1951-03-17

BLAIR MANsIoN-INN. 77Io Blair
I'd. NV. "a block District line; choice
rooms, large and small; day. week
or month; fine food. free parking.
SH. -3317, sH. 9775. -2I
8RIGHTWOOD-A master bedroom,
nicely furn., pvt. kit. privileges.
Also single rm. A Jewish home.
RA. S271 III
SINGLE RM. adj. shower bath. un-
lin. phone, nr. 18th and Columbia
I'd. NO. 7147. Ii
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ALTURAS HOTEL

1909 18th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining. room: 5000 a week up;
50 day up. HU. GIG.
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641? BLAIR RID. N.W.-New home.
6 very large rms. fireplace, bath;
bsmt. has living rm., firepl.. bedrm..
bath Available April /. JAMES P.
WHISONANT. 1910 VT. ave, NV.
Ma. 1914; ewes. and Sun. VI. 3@11.
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KENYON ST. NV. 1929, Mt. Pleas
ant-Front sgl. rm. next to- bath:
men only; $25 mo AID. 1858 1Ss
14Ol FAIRM0NT ST. NV, Apt Az
Lovely, lge. twin and sgl., re-
nned employed persons or cpl. AD.
Evening star., 1951-10-12

the recipient is as happy as If it
had been otherwise.
Mr.. Hassett, Of course. is
brought into the 1852 quiz con-
test. and his idea is that Presi-
dent Truman will not run again.
But that, he emphasizes. is only
his own opinion.
At II, Secretary Hassett talks Of
getting out of Government and
going home to rural Vermont.
President Truman already has
overruled that one about two
dozen times.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
William D. Hossett Nearing End
Of 2 Decades in White House
Chief Letter Ghost
Has No Good Words
For 'CouttuiI Riders

Nearing the end of two decades
in the White House and against
that background of twice that
long on the Washington scene,
william D. Hassett, chief presi-
Dental letter writing "ghost" is
convinced that three things never
change-"coattails," "coattail rid
ers," and politics.
The puckish Bill, as the news
paper world here calls him, has
never ceased to wonder at the
leech-like qualities of the ever
fiourishing breed that achieves
fame. or perhaps notoriety by
sticking firmly to some one who
is going places.
And as for the hairshirts that
have accompanied American poll
tics since George Washington's
time. Bill comes in with a ''how
do you get man to take the job
the first timer" when the con-
versation turns to second, third
or even fourth terms for PreSi-
dent.
Penned 100000 Letters.
The current issue of Golfers
carries the Hassett observations
in chronicling the career of the
soft-speaking secretary who has
written about 100000 letters over
the signatures of two Presidents
Mr.. Hassett came to the White
House with Franklin D. Roose-
welt at the outset of the New
Deal after a friendship that dated
from the days when Mr.. Roose-
velt was assistant secretary of the
Navy and Mr.. HaSSett a newspa-
perman.
A man of mild dislikes, Mr.. Has
sett has no good words for the
coattail-riding gentry.
Gratitude has never been ac-
claimed one of the virtues" he
observed. "but the absence of any
sense Of gratitude on the part
of many who have ridden from
obscurity to fame or at least no
toriety on the coattails Of F. D. r.
and President Truman only to
betray them afterwards will al
ways be to me a mystery deeper
than life ITSELF"
And as for those in this cate
CORY who have written books:
"As contributions to the history
Of the time they are about as valu-
able as a gun moll's memoirs"
Write 'cNo" Engagingly.
In handling so much of the
White House correspondence Mr..
Hassett's epistolary range virtu-
ally Is unlimited. He has a repu-
tation around the White House Of
writing q mo" so engagingly that
Evening star., 1951-10-12
GOA rs

How proud we are to offer these oI-yeor fine wool
eobordne coats at this price! These are the very
same ooots you buy yer otter year at higher price,
coats thot wear long and handsomely that keep you
warm with the removable wool lining and are light
weight spring coots without the lining! Woter-repel-
lent or snooth-surfoced gobordines in winter red,
forest green, natural, rich wine or navy. Sizes 10
l8. An exceptional value at this low price.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14
Jewish School EnroIIments
Jump 1879; Educator
Predicts New Rise

NEW YORK CITY (AJP) = On
the eve of the opening of the
1882 Jewish school year, a lead
ing Jewish educator reported this
week that the previous academic
year ended with a Is per cent in
crease in the number of children
attending Jewish religious schools
throughout the nation and that
prospects were "very good" for
another increase this fall.
Judah Pitch, executive director
of the American Association for
Jewish Education, told the Amer
lean Jewish Press there had also
been a small increase" in the
number of such schools.
Pitch said that the real problem
remained the matter of keeping
the Jewish students in school.
IF we could only retain them
for five or six years and
thoroughly educate them jewish
ly, we would make real progress"
he told the AJP.
He reported also that parents
were registering their children for
Jewish education at the ages of
seven and eight, in steady trend
toward starting their Jewish edu-
cation at earlier age levels.
He said this trend indicated a
greater awareness" on the part
of Jewish parents of their re-
sponsibilities in seeking such edu-
cation for their children.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14
Jewish Vets Launch Boycott
Against Red Goods
Entering U. S.

ATLANTA (AJP) = The Jew
ish War Veterans, one of the first
Jewish organizations to start a
boycott of goods made in Nazi
Germany during Hitler's early
years as dictator of the country,
was pledged this week to do the
same to products of Communist
puppet states.
The JWV ended its annual en-
campment here by electing Paul
Ginsberg, Atlanta attorney, as
new national commander.
After his election, Ginsberg
pledged an about battle by the
JWV for an American boycott.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14
Vienna Jews Protest
City's Decision to
Compensate Ex-Nozis

VIENNA, (JTA) - The execu-
tive of the Vienna Jewish Com
munity has protested against the
decision of the legal municipality
to compensate former Nazi forced
to clear areas damaged after the
liberation. A special office was
opened to deal with the claims.
The community protest pointed
out that the Jews and others who
were put into forced labor squads
by the Nazis had received no
compensation for their labor.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14
Cultural Trends

American Jews have been ster-
lie in circumstances which should
have spelled greater spiritual
fertility on their part They
have been far less creative in the
area of Jewish arts and letters
than might have been expected
This is the view of the late
Rabbi Milton Steinberg expressed
in "A Believing Jew"-a book of
his selected writings compiled by
his wife and published by Har-
court, Brace & Co. Rabbi
Steinberg, one of the most out
standing American-Jewish spirit
ual leaders who died last year at
the age of As, analyses the major
transformation that has taken
place in the nature of American
Jewry during the last Is years D.. {.
He establishes that American
Jewry has, during the past quar-
ter of a century, developed from
heterogeneity to homogeneity . =. e.
A quarter of a century ago the
American Jewish community was
sharply divided between Sep
hardic and German elements on
one side and the great masses of
East European Jews on the other
Today, so complete a homo
geneity has been achieved among
the Jews in the United States that
it is virtually impossible to detect
exactly what our individual ante
cedents may have been Yet,
in the realm Of Jewish culture,
American Jewry has accomplish
ed very little The American
Jew, Rabbi Steinberg contends,
has failed very generally to utilize
the opportunities and to realize
the potentialities for cultural
creativity resident in himself and
his situation He shows how
the Jewish community in Israel
so much smaller in size than the
American and infinitely poorer in
resources has been vastly more
creative in almost every field of
cultural interest -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14
RosenwoId To Head
Special u. J. A. Drive
For $35,000,00O

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The Uni
ted Jewish Appeal announced this
weekend that it's extraordinary
special drive to raise $35, 1000, 900
in cash by December 81, to be
conducted jointly with its annual
Fall Campaign, will be headed by
William Rosenwald, a national
chairman of the U. ]. A. A ma
tional conference to mark the
high point of the special cash
campaign will be held at the
Hotel Commodore in New York
on October q and %.
Edward M. M. Warburg and
two other members of the U. J. A.
leadership mission to Israel
Morris w. BERNSTEIN and DR..
Joseph j. Schwartz-will report
to the conference on their find
ings in the Jewish state and on
their conversations with Premier
Ben-Gurion and other govern
ment leaders. Meanwhile, in a
letter from Israel received here
this weekend by campaign chair
men and by presidents of COM
munity welfare funds, Mr.. War
burg, Mr.. BERNSTEIN and. DR..
Schwartz m a k e plain that the
special drive to raise $35, 1000, 900
has been launched "to protect
what might be a catastrophe"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14
Israeli Officials Fail To
Reach Agreement On
HuIeh Issue

TEL AVN, (JTA) -, A four
hour meeting this weekend be-
tween United Nations truce chief
Maj. Gen. William E. Riley and
DR.. Walter Eytan and Reuven
Shiloah of the Israeli Foreign
Ministry failed to make any head
way towards solution of the Is
raeli-Syrian dispute over Israers
reclamation of the Huleh marsh
es, it was learned this week.
Gen. Riley had been expected
to bring new proposals for settle
ment of the dispute after confer
ring with Syrian Government Of
ficials. He left after the meeting
for his headquarters in Beirut.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-14

ing it," representatives of various
non-governmental organizations
declared in a resolution adopted
here at an information confer
ence.
The parley also adopted resolu-
tons dealing with the Declaration
of Human Rights and with non
governmental organizations. Rab-
bi H. M. Sanger of Melbourne