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Evening star., 1953-01-28

SALESMAN : Experienced man wht
has been successful to specialize
properties. Apply BOSS & PHELPS
INC. 1417 K st. NV. -2
SALESMAN. retail paint; young mar
to represent nationally advertiSee
Psnot Pos5 Co. fol- In seP seP st91f TaE ehIhs anpDEk Ii
CO 80
store. Permanent position. excellent
earnings. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP, 942 F st. NV. -2S
SALESMAN. for leading local litho
plant, with creative art services
should have advertising, art or sale.
experience; unlimited opportunit,
for for hSTd hS;,a.v worker with imaginatiSr
AIRY, plus bonus. Write in confidence
stating complete background. ex'
pertence. education and references
Box 147-Y. Star.
SALESMAN for mems wear; oppor.
tunity to manage store; list expert
ence. Write Box ALLY. Star. 80
SALESMAN-Part-time evenings and
SATURDAYS; appliance and television
store, BARON & MELTZ. 440 South
Washington st. JE. 2-3S50. 80
SALESMAN = Young man. to learn
tHe auIOmoDlIe DuSlueSSs safes aDlllJy
essential; immediate substantial
earnings. Own handwriting. Box
476-Y, Star. -29
WANTED; with or with
out experience; make $3.50 or more
per week vacation with pay pay
while learning. Substantial draw
Leads only. no canvassing. High
rate of commission paid plus bonus;
car necessary. Call at HOME SEW
ING MACHINE CO., s25 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-01-28
SALESMAN

We have 2 exclusive territories still
open for men who have been sue.
cesstul in selling to home owners
Permanent draw tnot just weeks)
company doing newspaper, direct
mail and telephone soliciting tt
help them earn good money. Cal
Mr.. Robt. Beatty AMCO PRODUCTS
CO., 1912 M st. NV, MA. S-424O
between $3.50 am. and 4:30 pm
Evening star., 1953-01-28

SALESMAN - Experienced man who
has been successful to specialize
in the sale of farm and estate
properties. Apply BOSS g. PHELPS.
INC 1A1H eff M,
Evening star., 1953-01-28
HElP--kEN

SALES ENGINEER, capable Of esti.
mating and drafting. Salary open
SALES ALE s0 REPREsSsEENTATIvE-prestHige
dignity. selling position available to
career minded, 25 to 40-yeaf-o old
man, who is polished talker. aggres.
sive and willing to prove he is good
We require q man who can fol.
eventually qualify for management
The right man will be earning S20O
week within 90 days, draw versus
commission. Phone RE. 7-6911 fol
executive interview -0Q
Evening star., 1953-01-28

SALESMAN. retail paint; young man
to represent nationally advertised
paint CO. in dept. store. Phone Ii.
7-3055 for appt. THE GLIDDEN
Evening star., 1953-01-28

GIRL, for contractors once, located
in Tuxedo. Md. Phone. mailing and
I; 4; whiTE, @5ii4 Mohier aye.
GiRIs, GiRfIsS0 white. Ma: with some tyDina sSiI-
ity for large book wholesaler. 5-day
etc. Apply Mr.. HALL. 1921 5th st.
GiRLs, white with some knowledge
Of bookkeeping. 5-day. week. Per-
ma mansns position. Dement'S, etc. Ap-
GIRLS, III @ white, Rte y Tor r'@ Clerical work in
large Wholesale distributor. 5-day
week Benefits etc. Apply 112l 5th
LADIES, 1896, earn your Easter 1S OUT
choose your own hours: day or eve.
y Wsd.; ). Thurs. RIM. Sol. aio isfi
WOMEN. 70 diS 81 to take orders from
SIS wkly.; part time; near your
w0MENMElderly. white or coloiged:
excellent earnings; sell ladies nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts, etc,
ns sTse' Appl, iS sS SLoE ss RiE.
ING CO.. 703 7th st. NV. pa
WOMEN, 81 to 80; investigation work
with national orgarization: free 20
travel; salary and expenses; no ex-
perience necessary. 951 Warner
LADY for coat room con-
cession. Apply after 8 pm. OLD
NEW ORLEANS. 1914 18th st. nv.
YOUNG LADY. white, for senerni Of.
nee work; no experience necessary:
shorthand helpful but not ESSENTIAL.
Phone Ma. 6-96S9, MR.. BUR.
ROUGHS, 9 a.m.-4 pm. -2
YOUNG LADY experienced, as drug
clerk to cashier; hours, 8 to 81; good
salary. Apply AMBASSADORS REX
ALL DRUGSTORE, 14th and K sts.
pointment. 80
YOUNG LADY to operate ReminBton.
Rand bookkeeping machine: nause
be typist: some knowledge OF book
keeping preferable but not essential:
6-day week. Apply BOSS d PHELPS,
INC. 1417 x st. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-01-28
THE EVENING STAR C-5
Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 20, 1858
HELP--WoMEM

STENOGRAPHER - Varied. interest.
ing work; 5.day week; good payt
permanent perm lob with small firmg; 10:
lines. viii consider seven-hour Say,
starting 10 o'clock for right per.
fSeS TRc ESPpMENTs EPf se CO.. 65aris gtsa ELSc ssss.
man ave. NV. Phone AID. 2-I6OO.
knowledge Of shorthand. General
office routine. Permanent position.
Excellent future. BEACON ELECs
TRIO SUPPLY CO., SO6I 18th a.
Silver spring, Md. 20
STEN0GRAPHEk. White. for Ma.
tional Trade Assoc. Pleasant work.
ing conditions. 5-day week, EN-.
ploye benefits. Conn. ave, location.
PssviSuS Pf;seS' stsg exper' REQUIRED. Reply boz
TENOGkAPHER-37 hr. 5 :. dag
wk.. vacation and SICK leave: pleas
ant working conditions in doWntoV n
insurance office. Mr.. PETERSON,
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Of D. C.
sTENOGRxPHER. not over 40 yrs,
OF ase. 1910 VI. tc start. Per.
manent. 5-day. 40-hr. wk., liberal
annual and sick leave privileges.
interesting work for motion picture
concern: Dictation 80 w.p.m. Phone
Ii. 5-67UU. Ext. 6-3323. go
STENOGRAPHER Knowledge Of
Comptometer and typing neces,; 40.
mr., 5-day wk.; excel. working condi-
tionS. liberal company benefits. Boz
264-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
SALES TRAINEE
$6.OO0-$9 600

Permanent position for man who is
Of high intelligence. does rot mind
hard work. and has above average
education. No prio- sales exper.
needed. Must be available immedi-
ately. Call for interview with per-
Sonnel manager. ME. 1896.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
CASHIER. NOR
HI.ERINAIC

General office; excel. working conds.
top-rated company benefits; pleasant
surroundings. 40-hr,. 5-day wk.;
knowledge of comptometer desir-
able. Apply Personnel ONCE. SEARS
ROEBUCK 81 CO., $500 v st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
CLERK

Clerical position open in accounts
receivable department Of large re-
tail chain. Excellent opportunity
for nice appearing young woman
with initiative and good Judgment.
For immediate interview apply MR.,
c6FEksi cdFEkksIioRTEY RTEYPIsTs: KEY:RTMGHI
mately S months work. in Arlington;
RAND. INC. 1O6 s. Wayne st.,
WASHINGTON Lee shopping center
Arlington, Xa;;
513 Woodward Bldg. 18th and
ChERRKix.TYPIsT, { RRKixTYPIsT only exper. need Ts sp-
ply. to work in auto parts wholesale
Tm; nTf,n pleasant sSa1 ikHrrSSrndinSs good good
pay. hosp. ms. dement's. Apply to
Mr.. Ray M. .Tugwell. CENTRAL
AUTO To. PARTS. 143o p st. NV. DE.
CLERK TYPIsT. s7M.hr.. 5-day Wk.,
WORKING working conditions Ss in S downtown n'fe in.
surance office. MR.. PETERSON, Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co. of DC,
CLERK-TYPIsT-Hish school grad
uate. experience not neeessary; per
free hosPitalization insurance: 5:
SURETY. CO., $50 Southern bldg,
18th and II sts. NV. 20
CLERK some knowledge OF
bookkeeping; $3.50. ANNANDALE
MILL WORK. Annandale, Va. JE.
CIERRUTYp1sT, IilSCi 2o-so yrs. of age;
accurate and neat tipping essential;
excel. working conditions; 5-day
appoint. JACK scHWARz & SONS,
2704 Ontario rd. NV, co. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIsT, payroll clerk trainee.
State age, experience; $40 per wk
to start; 5-day 40-hr. wk. Box
460-Y, Star. II
CLERK-TYPIST, white: 4o-hr. week:
permanent position. BOY SCOUTS
OF AMERICA. 400 9th st. NV. Ma.
CLERKeTYPIST. white, for National
Trade Assoc. Good tipping essential;
preferred. Pleasant working condi-
Conn, ave. location. Reply box
CLERK-TYPIST for real estate ONCE:
40-hour week. Call MRS. LARRICK
CLERK-TYPisT, insurance ONCE; s.
+ day wk., pleasant surroundings.
S15 18th st. NV. ma. Se03S2:
Evening star., 1953-01-28
SALESMAN
TO SELL,
CHEVROLET TRICKS

CHEVROLET TRUCKS
Excel. opportunity for an exper. man
Ge,.,I to make AK perm. permanent connection
To a man qualified and capable OF
handling truck clientele and can
close deals. we offer a fine oppor-
tunity for substantial earnings with
good possibilities for promotion.
hissFal t4sSra TI S0mpeRSstiOn RnnIS psn d Tith
BARRY-PATE MOTOR Co. Ii3o
Conn Ave. NV. "a
SALESMAN to call on retail grocery
trade in Washington and vicinity.
Experience desired in food selling.
put not necessary. Excel. salary,
bg sSnus 7.gba4. gisa; MR. R. B. F1sHSR' aa
sRHEsMEaEExcellent MRES opportunity ss to
represent large reupholstering and
slip-cover manufacturer in this area.
Gooq propoSition; earnings around
$$a5o $a5o cSk wk'; GaIt full-time position; must
SALEsMEN-Men's clothing; wonder
salary; TsIs, 80. Apply STEMS sToREs,
sATEsSEES,r lHf SgES nSw Sc; n,S Calling on Sg ds9.
drug and gift stores IN Nd, WASH. SS.,
ingtS}n. 1S} D; c. Va, No: and So;
cosmetic and gift items now on
sale in leading stores from coast
to coast. Attractive commission ar
rangement. Please include phone
number. Box 1042. 1474 Broadway,
N Y. c.
statesmen - Outside selling. white
or ,colored: sell mems dress shirts
and women's .nylon hosiery, direct
to consumer: full or part time: ex-
cellent earnings. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th
Statesmen, colored or white; S125
wk. is easy to earn when you are
associated with us, selling every
thing for the home on easy credit
terms. See our MR.. ROBERTS, at
T 3708 Georgia ave. today and to-
morrow. -2S
Evening star., 1953-01-28
SAI,ESI, LADIES

sALESWOMAN WANTED, exper. not
nec., but helpful. Call for appoint
ment. NO. 7-2S49. WALPOLE BROS.
INC. Specialist In linens, 1929
SAIESWOMEN - Outside selling,
white or colored; sell ladies nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts dr.
rect to consumer, full or part time;
excellent earnings. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING. 703 9TH st. NV.
SEAMSTRESs-Full time; permanent
kxAX kSSii" cLESaHNfERs. 1SHf g5iS isYn, lsth hHl8 s.
SEAMSTREss. white. mend!u,s and
making new supplies. Hospital ex-
perience essential. Rm. avl. If de-
sired. Apply Supt.'s ONCE, SUBUR-
BAN HOSPITAL, Bethesda. Md. OIL.
sECRETTARY - Exper.; should q use
Dictaphone or be willing to learn;
b-day week, vacation. Apply J. z.
HANGAR, INC, 22I 6 st. NV. sc
SECRETARY--Permanent, with es-
tab. organization; under 35. no
small children; 5-day wk.; start $3.50
2 mo. SAVERS. DE. 2-I050. -31
SECRETARY for law office: with
some ONCE and dictaphone expert
ence: pleasant surroundings. RE
7-4&8O for appointment. 20
Evening star., 1953-01-28
HElP-MEN
ATTENTION.!
Angelo

Worlds largest television retailer
needs statesmen who want 70 earn
S+ 80 or more per week. Car neceS-
say Apply
Evening star., 1953-01-28
HELP MEN tcont.l

DRUG CLERK, alternate days, alter
nate sun: PARK LANE PHAR-
MACY, 2029 Eye st. NV. 30
DRUG CLERK or pharmacy student;
evenings and week ends or any
suitable schedule for part time.
Excel. hourly rate. Call MONTGQM-
ERY HILLS PHARMACY at JU.
9-5149. 80
Evening star., 1953-01-28
PERSONNEL. ASST


PHARMACIST-Full or part time
CONCORD PHARMACY, 1916 New
Hampshire ave. NV. rs
PHARMACIST
Excellent opening for good man II
modern air. conditioned drugstore
Largely prescription work unde
pleasant working conditions. S12i
for 48-hour week. Full pay for al
overtime. hosp. benefits, vacation
with pay. WHEATON PHARMACY
l1401 Ga. ave. LO. $4,000. -28
PHOTO COUPON statesmen = Des
deal in town: local Or travel; u
pIfH 1fih fIrTERs ff 9E room sor fna inside work
heated building; must be sober an!
willing. See w. P. HAMLIN. SSo2l
PORTER Tor Tor office bldg. e-day Wk
Start $3.50. Call MA. S-SO93 Thurs
before II am. only If you hav'
PoRTER.6R1vER. eTsd IstS;1 local refs, ovel
21. steady lob, good salary. Appl,
in person. 1888 North Capitol st
PooiRRTER-DRIvER. with D. c. per.
erences; for drugstore in Sc. 1885
PkEss Aisssma FokEMAN-ouality eTksi iiAsN -ls shop
open; must be experienced Mile
2-color pressman; big opportunit!
for ambitious man. Write Box 1876
Y, Star. 80
PRESSER; wool. Steady year-arount
job. Top salary to top-grade man
ALLEN PARK VALET, JU. S-3249
PRINTING SALESMAN to sell otfse
printing and service house accounts
Salary and commission. Call ME
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Ariing
ton realtor. over 25 years expe,
rience, has opening; one of the best
equipped of1ces; plenty Of activity;
the rest is up to you. WRIGHT
REALTY. INC, No. ! North GlebG
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTEI
Young man with car, no expert
ence necessary. Apply in person OF
weekdays 10 to IL. Room 140
1000 Conn. ave. NV. .
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-If 70,
can sell and are willing to worl
hard and desirous of making money
come on in and talk things over
This NAV be your opportunity. Sc
Mr.. DIXON 1S30 at 1929 18th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced, one who has been successful
excellent opportunity. BOSS 4
PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV -,
Evening star., 1953-01-28
ENGINEER

Colored. Good opportunity for right
man. Must have knowledge of gen.
eral maintenance. Capable Of han
ding men. 9TH class license re-
auired. Apt. furn. Apply in per-
son. Mr., stiefel: Lee Gardens. 701
Fort Mysr. Do not apply without
Evening star., 1953-01-28
MAN WITH CAR

MAN With CAR
Big earnings. 1hng Good reference Call
MEN-Two full time and one part
time inexperienced. full time men
average 500 and up per week.
msPat Dg' ssS1 sssdsr rss sqS
V day trial BASIS BASIS ii !! you wish. to to prove
to yourself what an excellent op-
5ssra RSEtgnts vets1s h: oo II Fuller vk brush sSs
appointment. Fuller brush custo-
buy these famous everyday necessi-
ties regularly. An experienced man
will make calls with you and train
you. If you are interested in a sure
at ,911 National Press Bldg; 14th
s4q7 q or 81. Df. 7-s4ss. OA'" 0as
MEN, elderly, white or colored: ex-
cellent earnings. sell ladies' nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts, ETC.
ABBY HOLLYWOOD cEoTHiNd
YOUNG ;; 6oG MAN n e; To- Hso work in paint and
wallpaper store in Silver Spring
Apply $3.50 Benton St., Silver
YOUNG MAN to train as accounting
msachinss 81. Ms epeSEgstsor Sgas in wholesale Of
YOUNG MAN to learn retail shoe
business. Returning veterans well
come as applicants experience not
necessary; A permanent position for ,e1 =
for advancement: extra company
aANvER sfnstf atsfE saoE Ess 70 ifsh st. ARpy
YOUNG MAN, white. to work in Of
fee or mail room. Mailing exper
helpful. Typins necessary v41oIE Apply
WooD OFFICE SERVICE, 7oS EDGE
wood st. ne. -3O
YOUNG MAN. interested in learning
the automobile business; opening in
the sales department; top General
Motors dealer; interesting position
with good salary. Box ATTY. Star.
YOUNG MAN to learn jewelry busi-
ness with old-established nrm Won
GEORGE W. sPIER. 500 l4th st.
YOUNG MAN to work in retail paint
store. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement for right man. ,SHER-
WIN WILLIAMS Co. 7l01 WisSSoon- So
sin ave. NV. NS
YUUNG MANI S1sOUB pO4hAoASaee
inside position. to learn the special:
ICED dental supply business. l62o
K st. NV. --..9
YOUNG MEN, 1926
1 II you would like to earn $3.50 mo.
working in Florida this winter see
MRS. GREENFIELD. Roosevelt Hotel,
18th and v StS. NV, 10 am. 70
pm. Do not phone. -.
PART TIME statesmen TAKE or
ders from your friends and neigh.
lors who are considerinR storm
window doors and fences Com
missions average $50 to SlpU Ask
for sales Mgr at 10 5-72i2
COST OF THINGS GOING UP faster
than your income? You can make
more full or part time as a Rawleigh
Dealer. Opening In cities of Alex
andria, Arlington or Falls Church.
Write for full particulars. RAW
LEIGH'S, Dept. DCA-14-RR, Rich
EMPLOYED MEN; 3 ewes. and Sat.
part-tine work. no exuer, necessary:
| about 81 hY. Apply 6-7 Pm, RIM.
| sol. 71O 14th st. NV. -2S .
lAMERfCA'6 best part-time Job: S36
per week; white; must have . car;
B ewes. Q week. NO. 1854. CAL
Mr.. DON1TAN. -2e
Evening star., 1953-01-28
ETECTRICTAN

ELECTRICIAN for maintenance work
Salary and meals. CHILDREN'S
HOSPITAL, DU. 7-4220.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

For small appliance and lamp re-
APPLY TRUNNELL ELECTRIC CO.
7S42 Wisconsin Ave-, Bethesda.
-2S
ELECTRICIAN-AIE with D. C.
license: steady work. Call 10. g.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
DRUG CLERKS

Z4perience desi(ed but not necessary.
must be neat in appearance and
able to furnish refs. Discount privt-
leges and other employe benefits.
Apply
Peoples Drug Stores
Employment once, n P st. NE.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
ENGINEER. .JR.

With degree and mechanical engin-
ence preferred; excellent salary and
all employe benefits; with established
engineering organization. Call ME.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
CLERK K-TYPIST,
MARKET RESEARCH

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to learn
the rapidly expanding field of ad-
vertising market research. with q
national weekly news magazine
typist, and should be able to type Al
least 46 w.p.m. Applicants should
ENJOY working with figures; pleas
ant working conditions, many COM
pany benefits. Call DI. 7-290O, Ext.
263. or apply in person Monday.
Friday am. to $40 pm, u. s.
NEWS PUBLISHING CORP. gath
and N sts. NV. 80
Evening star., 1953-01-28
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS

FOR HEATING, ArR-coNDrTIoNING
AND PLUMBING WORK. HENRY
ADAMS, INC, CONSULTING ENGI-
NEERs. 2315 ST. PAUL ST. BAL
BACKGROUND AND SALARY EX-
PECTED, 30
Evening star., 1953-01-28
.STENOGRAPHER

PERMANENT position for young WON.
an; 2l-35 yrs. Of aee, who can type
/ sonsble speed: 5-day. 40-hr: week:
( in addition to salary. Apply Per-
Sonnel Room 900. Open week days
e:3U-5 and Sat. 9-l. No p..one calls
THE EVENING STAR
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-01
Jewish Broadcast
Announced for Sunday

On Sunday, May 3rd, 1858,
(12:3O-1 P. NJ, EDST, NBC Net
work., the Eternal Light will pre-
sent "Quiet Street." written by
Marc Siegel, and adapted from
the novel of the same name by
Zelda Popkin, it has been an
nounced by the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America.
"Quiet Street" is a story of to-
day and yesterday. It describes a
family in Jerusalem, and through
their eyes and their adventures
we glimpse the siege and the war,
the formation of the State and the
building ola new country. "Quiet
Street" is fragment of life in
Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-01

Rabbi Irving Lehman of Miami
Beach, and DIR. Miller A. F.
Richie, Head of the Human Rela-
tons Department of the Univer-
sity of Miami.
The formal banquet on Monday
evening. the closing affair of the
conference. will be attended by
many local personalities and COM
munitY leaders. Mrs. Klausner
will introduce Mrs. Julian Ansell.
whose inspiring theme will be
TOMORROW MUST BE A
BEAUTIFUL DAY"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-01

Empress k1O1e4s
At the initial session to be held
Saturday evening at the Miami
Beach Jewish Center, Mrs. Irwin
Weinstein, president of the Great
er Miami Chapter, will introduce
Mrs. Herman KlauSner of Jack
sonville, Regional President of
Hadassah, who will give her re-
port. At the conclusion of the seS-
sion, Mrs. Klausner will preside
at the Regional Board Meeting at
the Empress Hotel.
Mrs. Milton Sirkin. conference
chairman. and Mrs. Louis Gold
man. co-chairman. have planned
full and interesting schedule for
the three-daY parleY which will
be attended by delegates from all
the chapters in the state. Work
shops and discussion groups COW
ering every phase of the work of
Hadassah. both here and in Is
rael will be the order of the day.
"THE CHALLENGE FACING
US TODAY" the theme of the
conference, will be the subject of
Mrs. Julian Ansell, at the H.M.O.
(Hadassah Medical Organization)
luncheon to be held Sunday after
noon May Srd. Mrs. Ansell, Vice
President of National Hadassah,
and advisor to the conference,
will also be one of the panelists
at the Symposium on Human
Relations, Sunday evening May
3rd, and will share honors with
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-01

Rep. Louis B. Heller of New
York is actively concerned with
fighting Communism. Last March
he inserted lengthy remarks de-
nouncing Soviet anti-Semitism in
the Congressional Record. A week
later he received a letter from an
Individual in Oklahoma who de-
nounced him as a "Jew liar" and
alleged that reports of Commu-
mist anti-Semitism were all "Jew
rot" The letter charged that
every Jew in the country sup
ports every Communist" and
asked, "do you think we are going
to believe his big lie that Russia
is anti-Jew?" Heller was warned
that "the day of retribution is on
the way" by the letter, which also
indicated support of Sen. Joseph
r. Mccarthy.
Knowing that a new law re-
quires Communists to clearly
label their mailed propaganda.
Heller wondered if some similar
requirements might not apply to
Fascists. He wrote TO J. Edgar
Hoover. director of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. enclosing
the scurrilous letter. Hoover was
asked if anything could be done
TO stop these vile and poisonous
charges" from being distributed
through the mails. On March 20
Hoover replied that he was refer
ring the matter TO the Chief Post
Office Inspector.
Heller next received a letter
written by direction of Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield.
It agreed that the hate letter was
of "a strong anti-Jewish nature"
But after ga careful study" of the
postal laws, the authorities re-
ported, nothing illegal could be
seen in the mailing of even the
most inflammatory Nazi propa-
ganda. Accordingly, the letter
said, "there appears to be no ac-
ton which the Post Office De-
partment would be authorized to
take"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-01

Heller was. not so much con-
cerned about the individual in
stance of defamation by a crack
pot. What troubled him was the
seeming indifference of the gov
eminent to the mailing Of such
stuff. He knew that an increasing
number of hate organizations, in
the guise of anti Communist
groups. are trying to stimulate
anti-Semitism by the nationwide
mailing of propaganda.
In some instances handful of
bigots may designate themselves
as leaders of a local "anti-Com-
munist league" They then solicit
funds ''to fight Communism"
With the proceeds they print anti
Communist literature but inject
anti-Semitism into its context.
This material is widely mailed,
accompanied by requests for more
funds to carry on this patriotic"
work.
A number of attempts have
been made by Congressman to
outlaw the mailing of matter
libeling religious or racial groups.
These efforts have been killed by
the argument that such legisla-
ton would curtail freedom of
speech.
Attorney General Herbert
Brownell, Jr., recently took steps
to implement the SubverSive
Activities Control Act Of 1850. A
phase of this augmentation, ac-
cording to the Justice Depart
ment, relates to the use of mails
to transmit any publication which
is intended to be circulated {.
Such publications must bear the
words disseminated by the Com
munist Party It specified
that ''the same inscription must
appear on any envelope, wrapper,
or other container in which it is
mailed or otherwise circulated or
transmitted" Since the govern
ment does not consider such ex-
IRENE right-wing groups as Ger
aid L. K. Smiths Christian Ma
tionalist Crusade to be subversive,
similar mailing restrictions are
not applied against them. This is
in keeping with the spirit of the
McCarran-Walter immigration
Act which views Nazis and other
Fascists as desirable immigrants
who are not regarded as danger
GUS.
The Gerald L. K. Smith organi-
zation is now mailing to Con-
gressmen a s2-page report en-
titled "Zion's Fifth Column" This
anti Semitic compilation was
drawn up by Jack B. TenneY.
California State Senator who was
chairman of that States Commit
tee on Un-American Activities.
TenneY's previous allegations
against individuals and organiza-
tions have been quoted by Sen.
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-01
CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH
YOUTH TO MEET ON
JUNE 1914

Fifty young men and women of
both Protestant and Jewish faiths
will attend the Sixth Annual
Minden Institute Conference over
the weekend of June 1914 at
Bridgehampton, Long Island.