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Combining THE JEWISH UNITY ond THE JEWISH WEEKLY Voluiie 37 Number 33 Miami. Florida. Friday. August 14, 1964 Two Sections Price 1. ' Prominent Republican Repudiates Racists Under GOP Banner By Special Report JNGTON One of the na- ^po'-t prominent liberal Re- Hs has issued a statement B? that "the greatest the proud history of the r."! Party is that racists such hope under our oan- layor Thcnlore McKeldin. Of Baltimore, former Governor of Maryland, The statement was made July 25 in the wake of endorsements by two Ku Rlirx Klan leaders of the candidacy of Sen. Barry Goldwat- er. Republican of Arizona, for President On July 23. the Miami Herald reported from Tallahassee that Robert Creel. Grand Dragon of the Alabama Ku Klux Klan. had en- dorsed Sen. Goldwater. The dis- patch by Lawrence Minear, of the New York Herald Tribune News Service, quoted Creel as say- ing: "Barry Goldwater is going to be elected. I like Barry Gold- water. I believe what he be- lieves in. I think the same way he thinks. So does George Wal- lace. But he is only one man, and he can only do so much. They need our help." Minear reported that Creel also aid of Ihc Klan: "We are not sim- ply a bunch of nigger-knockers. We represent the majority of the people of Alabama, who hate Nig- ^erism. Catholicism, Judaism, and all the 'ism** of the whole world." Creel, according to Minear, SS all opponents of the Civil Rigli Act must unite "whether in tl" Ku Klux Klan. the John Bir Society, or the White Citize Councils." On July 25. Don McKee, of t Associated Press, reported Iro Atlanta. Ga.. that "Georgia's t' Ku Klux Klan official join Continued on Page 10-A pe Paul Asks Jews To Dialogue'en Same Spiritual Ideals Now ideals' iJTA) Pope Paul itcd the "Jew ish pe > ihiul io the religion which that ol the Old Testa Io join the Catholic in discussing common lirsl encyclical lie has is he ascended to the 13 months ago, Pope cti n led a similar Invlta Moslems anil to followers great Aim Asiatic reli But he made a point of ting his appeal for "pro- and defending common .- directed to the Jews, pressing the bishops of the lie Church, to whom the plica I was directed primar- ie Pope ftated: "I think y opening our heart to you Bishops), we are opening it OOt or.ly to all the faithful of theCli.'ch of God but. especial- ly, to those whom our voice can reach beyond the limits of the flock of Christ." The Pontiff underscored the need io discuss relations between the Catholic Church and the non- 1 'hristia i reli ions in the fourth and lasl i hapter of the 15,000 orcl document. Here he noted that, aroi nd the I atholic Church, there i- a circle vast in extent, yel no) (at away from the Catholics This circle, he stated, "is made up ol the men who above all adore I he One Supremo God Whom W( too adore, Wc refer to the lnl (lien, worthy of our affectionate i i' ct, of the Jewish people, faithful to the religion which we i all thai ol the Old Testament Then to the adi rers <>i God ac- cording to the conception of mon- theism, the Moslem religion especially, deserving our admira- tion for ,iil th..t i- true and good Continued on Pane 8A Torpedo Boats or Viets May Be Gift of UAR /VIA fOff McKtLDIN votes not thot important \\ ISHINGTON iJTA I -- The posyibi1itj was being considered here this week that the North Viel \ torpedo boats which attack i the American destroyer in the Gull i Tonkin were supplied bj Kansas City Ant!-Jewish Bombings Attract FBI Eye Argentine Jews Present Gov't. With Evidence of Hate Material PRESIDENT MEETS DELEGATION PAGE 11 A - 4FH* JAIN TERM ar Rabbis Tallah assee lawful AHASSEE (JTAi rabbis were among nine and Negro clergymen who eleased alter serving four t a 60-day jail term which posed after thc-y refused as er of principle to pay $500 upon conviction of "un- assembly" in connection it-m efforts to desegregate terminal in 1961. Jewish clergymen. Kabbi Dresner of Springfield. N.J.. abbi .Martin Freedman of n. N.J.. were convicted in pal Court here in lSMil were jailed last week alter Is to the United States Su- Couii were rejected on al ground^. No reason was or the release of the clergy- hieh was ordered by Mum- udge John Rudd. BUENOS AIRES (JTA) Documented prooi of anti-Semitic materials spread in this country by Huessein Triki, the Arab League representative in Argen- tina, was submitted this week to foreign Minister Miguel Angel Zavala Ortis by DAIA, central body Of organized Argentine Jew- ry. Ihc material was s,.[it to the Foreign Minister by Dr. Isaac Goldonbcrg, president of DAIA. and iieni Gesang, the organiza- tion's secretary, who told Zavala Ortiz that "the Arab League i* a foreign organism whose anti- Judaism campign in this country is not racial, but political, pro- moted with anti-democratic, totali- tarian objectives." Declaring that "there never existed an Arab-Jewish question in Argentina," the DAIA-lead- er< stated "we distinguish be- tween the foreign Naxi move- ments in this country and the Arab sector of the Argentine people." The DAIA leaders asserted fur- ther: "We regret that there should . xisl the mistaken impression Continued on Paje 9 A WASHINGTON .MA The Federal Bureau ol Investigation has received information on anti- Jewish bombings in Kansas City, \lo.. and is believed t.i be parti- cipating in an investigation launch- ed by Kansas City police it was earned here Kansas City police officials an- nounced that a pattern of anti- Jew ish terrorism has emerged in Kansas City during the past sev- en month.- Five bombings or at- tempted bombings have occurred at the homes and businesses of Jewish persons, police said. The bombings were described as a "pattern" involving anti-Semit- ism. Police are now probing the lat- est blast which last week de- stroyed the interior of a res- taurant owned by Melvin Rol- sky. Mr. Rolsky is Jewish, and his name has figured in the news. The first of the five Incidents in the anti-Jewish patterns oc i nire.l Jan. 2<>. when two uncx ploded dynamite bombs were found outside the homes ol Irving Achtenberg, an attorney, and Dr. Lazare Shapiro, a physician. The names ol both intended victims had appeared in newspaper pub- licity prior to the attempt. Two days later, an explosive charge was detonated against the wall ol a discount store operated by proprietors of Jewish faith. The explosion resulted in dam age estimated at $40,000. On Apr. 21, the same store was damaged by -till another blast. Police con- cluded now that the only conceiv- able thread linking the bombings and attempted bombings of Jews as anti-Semitism. Accuse Paraguay of Barring Return of Nazi Dr. Mengele HAMBURG i JTA i Alfredo Stroesser, head of the Paraguay an Government, was accused here this week by Der Spiegel, mass circulation weekly, of having re- fused to honor the Bonn Govern- ment's demand lor the extradition ol Dr yjengele, the infamous Auschwitz "selection doctor" be- cause Mr. Stroesser' own l'aniiiv is of Bavarian origin. According to the weekly. "Die tator Stroesser" has threatened to cut oil all relations with Bonn if it persisted in demanding Men- gele's extradition. Der Spiegel claimed that Men- gele "is being supported by a number of Nazis in Paraguay." The court in Frankfurt, now try- ing 22 former administrative and medical personnel at Ausch- witz, has offered a reward of 60,000 deutschemarks for the ap- prehension of Mengele. The "selection doctor" is under indictment for murder and cruelty committed during his service at Auschwitz. The Universities ol Frankfurt Continued on Page 11-A Egypt it has been definiti hed that E [> pt sold Ri sian military equipmentinch Soi iel torpedo boatsto l: China after Moscow ceased shi ping arm- to the Peiping re) ausi ol ideological difference Information received in Wa>h ir.gtun indicated that F.gypt i < <, rt:> obtained newer types naval craft such as the Soviet built motor torpedo boats, includ- ng the missile-firing "Komar -. and has a surplus ol mol >i torpedo boats, previously recei' from the Soviet Union Al I same time it is known here that the Egyptian government, friei I..- to both Keel China and North \ iel Nam. ha> sold vario is i ries "i surplus So> iet arms the Far Bast, One of the opinions prevailing Continued on Page 3-A Cyprus Crisis Ends Vacation For Shazar JERUSALEM (JTA) Pi - [dent Zalman Shazar Tuesday de- cided to cancel a vacation trip he bad planned to start in view ol the ten-inn over the latest de- velopments in Cyprus which the Israel Government is watching with utmost attention. Tin Foreign Ministry here was preparing a response to two .ip peals sent by Cyprus President Makarlos to President Shazar The appeals were ol identical text sent io heads 0| state of other coun- tries. They urged Israel to Use its influence to put an end to what President Makanos railed "Tur- kish acts of aggression constitut- ing a crime against humanity and serious damage- to interna- tional peace A report from Cyprus said that Alvin Rosenfeld, American born correspondent in Israel for the National Broadcasting Company and New York Herald Tribune, was seriously wounded in Cyprus Continued on Page 2-A *3ei$tFkrifi3r Rabbi Shapiro To Resign Pulpit At Be+fc David rrsatm a. :_?-* *ea**'-3a* < " ! ts pm^r.^i: - **aa ? T- v - 1* i te- i- ; t AJCommittee Sending Mission to Latin America for Human Relations Program - *-: tit- i-;- C O.'^J -.1 SO-'-'va' )H(nr &r- 3are. ji ca*r *- o* E-s C; *r ^ -" 3re*t- >- 7^ I - Mi C tl ~-4* - ' kaaaa " Laa -r b --.-.'.r-- J- ...:. : "--- - .' 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FUNERAL DIRECTORS r.'lr Drive : JE 1-1151 Uumi: Poojrks R Ts-V g c .; >C August 14, 1964 fJewisti rkridliiaiKi Page 3-A 1 Viet Nam May Have Been Given Boats by Nasser Beoch Police Athletic League, in co- Irt.or. with the Miami Beach Recreation r:~ent, has for the past few years con- Id a summer teen-age Bowling League. ijs are members of the Beach PAL, with frcseation Department supplying counsel- Tr.s year's sponsor was Miami Beach '0, Knights of Pythias, with the amount 3C donated for bowling fees and trophies. 130 youngsters par*icipated in 1,382 bowling lines, with 27 trophies awarded at a special Court of Honor on July 30. Left to right are Allen Rosen, high average for boys, North Shore; Dave Weisman, past chancellor. Lodge 170; Gayle Sterne, high average for girls, North Shore; Irene Sassoon. high average for girls, Flamingo; Paul Grand, master at arms, Miami Beach Lodge 170; and Roy Anzek, high average for boys, Flamingo. rab Families Stay in Israel Territory JSALEM (JTA1 Four \r;il> families occupy- in i in a section of the of Bail Safafa. on the Jor- I ..icter. south of Jerusal- pteci this week to let Israel norm- for them in Israeli pry. gather than live under lian jurisdiction, opportunity to choose be- living in Israel or in Jor- la- given the six Arab house- ifter an unusual agree- reached by Israel and Jor- peacefully ending a dispute ;'ie United Nations Jor- |n-I>raeli .Mixed Armistice lission, border. To prevent further inci- dents, Israel told the United Nations it would build a fence around its section of the village. Jordan objected to the fence. Finally, the Israelis agreed that they would cede to Jordan a small tract of land, 30 feet by 45 feet, so as to settle the bor- der. discuss the issue now in recess foi summer. The Knesset is the resl of the Continued 'rom Page 1-A here is that President Nasser of Egypt is now "playing off" Peiping against Moscow to ex- tract maximum advantage from both, just as he has successful- ly played off the East against West. Nasser recognized North Viet Nam, backed the Viet Cong forces as "freedom fighters," and lauded Ho Chi Minh. Although Egypt needs arms for h- continuing militarj interven- tion in Yemen, it is nevertheless known that Nasser has not only resold surplus Soviet weapons but that he also sells weapons of his iwn manufacture, made with the help of German technicians now working in Egypt on military establishments. Among arms sold by Egypt have been military air- j ] craft, torpedo boats, tanks, artil- lery, automatic weapons, mortars, machineguns, and rifles. Since Cairo desired to keep secret its anus manipulations with countries out of favor with Mos- cow, like Red China, it is con sldered here possible that neither American nor Soviet intelligence evaluated the extent of the clan destine sales and shipments. Tor- pedo boats, moving under then bj a refuelling ship and easily move from Suez to the Far East The torpedo boats believed sold by Egypt to Red China or \ rt i Viet Nam would have been among those obtained in the 1950's at bargain rates and on easj pay- ment terms offered by Moscov its anxiety to infiltrate the ' world. leth David Will Honor Simons Beth David Congregation ia planning to honor Harry ''Pop" Simons on his S.ith birthday and has scheduled a testimonial buf let dinner for the occasion in Spector Hall on Saturda'j evening Sept. 19. Phillip Schitl is chairman, and proceeds will go to the library at Ueth David named in Simons' honor. jnytwr "ra ferav -in BFTH DIN OFFICE IABBI DR. TIBOR H. STERN 1061 Michigan Ave., Miami Beach JE 1-1969 JE 1-6150 * sur ci Ben m< There have been other minor border rectifications between the two governments, in which one side or the other has agreed to cede small sectors so as to elimi- nate further disputes This time, however, there were six houses involved, all occupied by Arabs. Both sides agreed to let the householder choose between living on one side or the other The four Arabs who chose Israel were being relocated in undisput- ed Israeli territory The Ileirut Party protested > p.m.. m the DeauvUle's against this agreement, demand- magne Room, according to ing that the foreign Affairs and in charge Of arrange- Security Committee of the Knes- set hold a special meeting to dispute started several ago, after *n incident the unmarked Beit Safafa St. louis Cub Meeting SI Louis Club will meet Home Ownti Home Operated TERMITES? ROACHES? ANTS? Safe, positive pest control with regular monthly service for the home TRULY NOLEN EXTERMINATORS '"The Sign of Good Housekeeping" COSTS LESS THAN YOU THINK ^ FR 7-1411 ' Greater Miami's Largest Exterminator The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation was established by Congress in 1934 to insure savings in Savings and Loan Associations. Complete and Dependable Title Service IIAMI TITLE & distract 2W- OF AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE CO. 38 YEARS OF TITLE SERVICE IN OADE COUNTY ESCROWS ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE 104 Northeast First St. Telephone 373-8432 No one has ever lost a penny in savings insured by this U.S. Government agency in the 30 years since the 1'SLIC was established. We are a member of the rsne. Savings Accounts Opened or Funds added to Accounts on or Before August 20 Will Earn from the First. 4 4/0 Paid and Compounded Quarterly Current Dividend Rate a year Allapattah Branch 1400 N.W. 36th St. O Convenient Offices Serve Dade County MAIN OFFICE: 101 East Flagler St North Miami Branch I Tamiami Branch I Edison Center Branch 12600 N.W. 7th Avt. | 1901 S.W. 8th St. | 5800 N.W. 7th Ave. OUR RESOURCES EXCEED 210 MILLION DOLLARS Kendall Branch < U.S. 1 at S.W. 104th St. ?aae 4-A t I,', s +Jewist> FfrrkUM- Friday, August 14, 1964" -. OFFICE and PLANT 120 N.E. Sixth Street Telephone FR 3-4605 Teletype Communications Miami TWX 305-696-4869 F1ED K. SHOCHET..............Editor and Publisher LIO MINDLIN..............................Executive Editor ESLMA M. THOMPSON........Asst to. Publisher ISRAEL BUREAU Sheraton Hotel Tel Aviv. Israel RAY U BINDER Correspondent Published evarr Frlda* sine* IBJ1 ^v fi* Jerl!.h PloiidtMl at 150 N.E. Sixth *tre;. Miami 1. Florida. &<-coad-Clars Pustase PM al Miami. Kiuiiua. Tni Jfnh Floridian ha* absorbed tha Jewish Unity and the Jewish Weekly. Member of the Jewish Tetegraohic Agency. Seven Arts Feature Syndicate. Worldwide Nswe Service, National Editorial Assn., American Assn. ef English-Jewish Newspapeia. and the Florida Frees Assn. The Jewish Moridim don sot raaraittM th* Kashrutk f ehe tnrr>tu.ndl*r M It I Used in its columns. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Local Area On* Year Si 00 Threa Year* 112.00 Out of Town Upon Reoueet Volume 37 Number 33 Friday. Jfeiguat 14. 1964 6 Ernl 5725 Mayor McKeldin Feels the Dilemma The statement by Baltimore ". a y o r Theodore McKeldin re- sets the feeling of many Repub- rans of good will who have been i nddened by the nomination of 5 ML Barry Goldwater as GOP I cinderd-bearer in the 1964 Presi- : entjal cempaian. In this in- l rince Mayor McKeldin reacted the Ku Klux Klan esoouscl of E ML Goldwater s candidacy as ne greatest sheme in the croud - story of the Republican Party" accuse "racists now find such ?pe under our banner." Mayor McKeldin thus joins a :io:e croup of ideologically- icken national leaders who - ddenly find themselves without : pen The question it seems to us. not so much the KKK and other :err.:st organizations that have : atuitously joined the Goldwater - ^ndwagon. The question is why e Senctor refuses to accept their support and why they were r andled so graciously at the GOP c invention in San Francisco. Mayor McKeldin, as an honest and dyed- ..--the-wool Republican, does not like the com- pany in which he suddenly finds himself. ?either do other self-respecting members of the party. They are not willing, by their own i ature. to give equivalent stature to the hate- n ongers now in their midst. Mayor McKeldin feels that "Votes are not c: prime importance to our party; nor are vic- tories; nor existence itself, if such existence de- rends on hatred ." This is, of course, an :trerr.e position. Even the best Republicans s lould not be expected to go that far: from Gov. F.omney to Gov. Scranton. But it highlights the Republican dilemma :dcy more than ever. It puts a political party . alted in the history of this nation in the posi- t on of consorting with an'.i Semites and other reddlers of hate. The dilemma is a sad one .. deed. Mr. Johnson is to be congratulated for his persistence. The President has, of course, offered sim- ilar cooperation to the other nations of the Middle East. Unhappily, their leaders remain firmer in their purpose to plan for war than for peace. It's Hard to Sit Back The Ecumenical Council resumes its delib ations Sept. 14. Church authorities have told : me and again that the Ecumenical is Strict- church business; and perhaps it is about t.me that Jewish organizations and leaders took .-.em seriously and sat back in hopeful antici- pation rather than in open argument among t-emseives on how best to influence the pro- ceedings there. If nothing else, the first two sessions show- e:: the Ecumenical wouldn't be influenced, not Even by our loudest pleas. Still, it is heartening to note the disclosure by the Ecumenical Council's press director that the two known declarations on Jews and non- Christians and on religious freedom" will definitely be discussed when the Sept. 14 ses- s.on opens. In the light of such an exciting disclosure, u is pretty hard simply to sit back. Desalination for Peace President Johnson this week announced the first meeting of a joint United States-Israel Committee to plan the u3e of nuclear energy for desalination of the sea. The announcement iirect opposition the spirit Game! Abd?: N'asser has been trying to foment an;o:; \ :b nations, par- ularly relating to In | onal water pro- ject. A Variety of Resolutions The resolutions emerging out of the 69th annual convention of the Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A.. meeting at the Diplomat Hotel are to be commended. The JWV's demand Wednesday that both Presidential nominees repudiate the support of radical groups of either the right or left is particularly pertinent at this time. Also of cur- rent impoitance is the veterans organization s committment to full implementation of the Civil Rights Act and expansion cf President John- son's anti-p-cverty program. Add to this the JWV's consideration of the Middle East situation among the ninety-sever, resolutions originally scheduled for discussion here, and one gets the feeling that the JWV's 69th annual convention is probably one of the busiest and most fruitful in the recent past. History Repeats Itself The report this week about the torpedo boats involved in the North Viet Nam attack against an American destroyer in the Gulf o; Tonkin reminds us of World War II. Remember the days when American scrap metal was being shot back at us through Jap- anese guns and bombs? If the report is accurate, then the torpedo boats came to Viet Nam from Nasser's Egypt which in turn got them from the Soviet Union. But Egypt's purchase of massive amounts of armament is being largely facilitated by the huge loans the United States has been extend- ing the UAR over the years loans explained by our State Department as dollar credits for the purchase of food. This may be so. But the money Nasser saves on food seems increasingly to be direc- ted toward Moscow for the acquisition of war materiele. Among the items, apparently, were torpedo boats now in service, courtesy of D; tator Nasser, in Viet Ncm. History certc: ns to be repeati. with the U.S. none the wiser as a consequence of past experience. during (he week ..". as i see it bf LEO MINDLIN T t$ MOW g than ynt since Ust I u^m ^ The happy memories stUni ger of the cities, the vjjS the hills, the steep mo^ and the jagged canvonsfafiS precipitously away fmm yj on the road south i rectM excitement of new \1^nJ! Lw, www .... at ever>. tBrn. thf ~ m |x-opl<- and historic ^Qf7z a land that la> Ion.; ii|w " was reemerging beneath the loving hand of honest labor, i rem ber the drcp over Lydda. the drive to Tel Aviv, passing huge dl trucks driven by men wearing beards and skullcaps, the "crawly downtown area like any other elsewhere in the world. Jerusalem and Haifa are still fond images la my mind: the ^ a divided city down to Musrara. where Barclay's Bank stand* -.? marked by shells from the war. unrepaired quite as if Mother Brit* stUl expects someday to return, and on up to Abu Ter. from^tj* you can look out across the Mount of Olives; the other modern, sm ing and metropolitan, with industry burgeoning up the ports sal. the bay and women dressed super stvbshlv along the eav siJ circling the heights. "" The sites of our ancient past come back each time a little U fresh to my mind's eye. a bit more confused; hot still the) vKu u the effort at recall: Bet Shearim. Tiberias. Masada, Meg [ids Mt Tabor. Timna. Ein Gedi and >o many others. But ever vivid remains my view of the desert a blasted * of red and purple lock as far as the eye can see. now flat, now risw I to terrifying heights in an unLelicvabie lunar la'-a-eap.-. . Imagine! would be the consequence upon the ,ir;h ..i ... holocaust fifty or a hundr-d years after the fact A GKtATtlt StNSt Of NISTOfff IT is inconceivable thai here ll Israel's future v are Baying so. the nation's leaders, and Ihej have Bin urahly rolled back the barren regions to establi h centers cant population far from the crowded cities in t! more, the nation*!enemies are saying so, .. we|l W ..taii need to (festrm Israel now is the need to do it before tl been conquered Hence the accelerated pace of their tin- lace of Israel's developing watei system; hence thi to tapping the Jordan from the Sea of Galilee which. ev .... their concern, tend to forge) Ues wholly within tin . bordea I spent much time in the desert, not alone t,, ,u-. speakably beautiful colors and the inevitable hum .in atti.. something that is both terrifying and awesome 1 ipe i to etch upon my mind a world that will net long survivi unchanged through the millenia and one which must incut . way to the drive toward reconstruction For, in a verj res 1 could detect a greater sense of histon there than in thi art-into I in the museums oral the sites where ancient and revered rabbis lie! entombed I also spent time there to lock upon the ?hallenee I. .-. today and to reassure myself of ultimate success: for example, on flj the promontory high above Avdat. with little :>m sand ar brilliant blue sky stretching into the distance could this. to man's loving labor? Yes. I told myself, the task halt a eenturj ago was no less awesome, tnd its fultillment lies in achie\emenu such as Haifa and Tel Aviv and Ashdod. MIHINT0 Of A MOVING M0MIH1 THIS IS NOT the only "life" that must come to an end in tl BBBl of modern Israel. The shepherd and his Biblical staff -"Tound ed by hi> flock, camels and men in their Middle Eastern garb un changed since ancient times are also giving way As well. 1 mas: Confess. I felt a sadness at the dying view of Bedouin m tl .: nukr shift tents on the lonely stretches of sand, ahead) stMMge Iookia. particularly if pitched beneath a giant power line threas)inB electric fingers over the waste places, (lose up. their IB nol admire in the Bedouin, the Dies ringing their eyes that BpJ oma, their unspeakable poverty, the utter uselflsaness >: tbi into which they are born, and from which they *&-m qiuik j But it is inevitable that men. even as they art the pro those who have wrought change, should be' sgMjvu'Ojtai * past, however alien. And this, perhaps, was The desert atfti fascination for me: it* alien quality the seeming taproot of ophy if not our person Nevertheless, such are the pressures senthwartt. h."<: all i".u- ultimately fall before the need to conquer the desert, a need test JDo> trated. strangely, on the docks at Haifa I stood on an imuupsT' ship to watch a load of Moroccans enter the I'rumise.i Land. B" Ship's manifest is now on my desk before me. a memento c rv.o^- moment. THI DlStRT IS TO/NOtaOrV THE IMMIGRANTS WERE broken down into categories of -> J^ family. Older men and women, with limited or m BO agricultural society, were billetted for the bij; cities '!"1 thr young were marked for the hinterlands Kir\at Gal Si rnrthtt south. For theirs are the brawn and the sweat that will make U desert bloom. Theirs are the spirit and the application tl Arad out of the sand and made Beersheba an ever-growing -'' civilization in the wUdasucai My love affair with the desert is one. perhaps fashioned in the mind of a man who doe.- not have to live there. It i> eaS) to sPeJ time in the vast stillnes.v the deep silence, if the objective has im-r.'l) been to shoot thousands of feet of film for future reietvm.....** the art of it. And one tends to become exalted m one's '> ''' it the objective was also to touch the past better than it on l>< 10** ed bi a mob ......- -------*" '"" f^ wv**vs mail - M in Jerusalem, where the smell of cheap casoline burne.. oi autos in a traffic snarl brings the present too closely upon to give u the awesome meaning that untrammeled toolauon offers Nevertheless it is a meaningful love, for it Beams in m> " ive taken precedence ovei the other beauuml things Safad on Shavuot In the sun and in the fog and mist, the bn 'k',u. o\ or Chulefa on the heighU at Te| t'hai: the Bffld M ron al midnight on Lab B'Omer eve; the exqu hi the road from Tiberias, with D< Bet making an exquisite Van Gogh landscape . the desert i- tomorrow d lay. August-14. 196*- *Jeistitlcridian Page* A jlf UTTERS TO THE EDITOR Wagner Musk Should Still be Banned roud of their Service Certificates are these B'nai B'rith Worn- who have helped the Lions Clubs and the Miami News iftey Town classes for the past two months. Dr. Sanford (left) presents the citations on behalf of the Dade County )ptometric Association for their volunteer oid in children's isual screening programs. Shown are Mrs. Herbert Katz, resident, Shoshana Chapter; Mrs. Paul Hcrrold, president, lorth Dade Council, B'nai B'rith; Mrs. Max Lubel, president, Jorth Dade Chapter; and Officer Bob Lang, of the Safety Edu- ition Division, Sheriff's Department. lew VA Hospital Going Up Here Sround will l>e broken this tekend for a 1.062-bcd Veterans Immigration hospital in Miami, ivas announced by Roy Brooks, imissioner of the Florida State fpartment of Veteran Affairs, Mike J. Perricone, assistant Ite service officer. Representatives of all South arida veterans organizations, as as federal, state and local gnitaries. are expected to attend 10 a.m. ceremony at the hos- |al site. NW 12th Ave. and 16th L. according to Brooks and Per- tone, co-chairmen of the Ground- hjrr; December 1. 1966. the 12-story ?.6 million medical facility will the first veterans hospital established here since the found- ing of the 450-bed VA hospital in Coral Gables in 1947. Smith, Korach, Arnold and Asso- ciates, of Miami, are the archi- tects. The contractor will be J. W. Bateson Company, of Dallas, Tex. EDITOR. The Jewish Meridian: The Israel Philharmonic Orches- tra Association has decided that the ban on Wagnerian music, im- posed by the orchestra when World War II broke out. will now be lifted. The decision was reach- ed without opposition. The Israel Philharmonic Orches- tra Association, as well M many other institution*, sometimes in- cluding the State of Israel, seems iiulined to forget that it is the creation of the Jewish people as a whole, and anything wbiCO is established there is made with trie help, contribution and energy of world Jewry's efforts. Those who are the beneficiar- ies of these efforts should re- member the purpose of the State and the goals for which it came into being. It is amazing that there are living witnesses of these efforts, in this same gen- eration, who are ready to grab the State from the Jewish peo- ple and to shape it into their own image. This State has to remain a Jew- ish State where Jewish pride con- , tinues to be held dear and digni- , lied. Therefore. I am dismayed that such a decision could be reached : by the Israel Philharmonic Orches- tra, which, after all, is also one j of the creations of world Jewry and that Jewish dignity could be so disregarded by them that Wag- | ner. Hitler's "liebling" composer, ! should now be played by Jews. This alone should be enoughnot. even taking Richard Wagner's! personal sentiments against the Jews into considerationto sus- tain the Wagnerian ban in the State of Israel forever. The trend to disregard Jewish dignity and pride, and the ten- dency to de-Judaize the State of \ Israel, is provoking great animos- ity among Jews all over the world, and raises unavoidable questions i regarding the future character of the State of Israel. To stop these; trends is the urgent duty which laces responsible leaders in Is- rael. j MAURICE GOLDRING Miami Beach -----O----- EDITOR, The Jewish Floridian: For those who decry publica- tions dealing only with Jewish af- lairs and ignoring what is going on in the world, I would recom- mend that they read Leo Mind- lin's editorial in The Jewish Floridian, dated July 24. This editorial was truly a mas terpiecc of straight, logical think ing, and one would hope that it reaches the desk of Sen. Go water, whose thinking is indee as Mr. Mindlin says, of the 19 i century. Also in this same issue, t article by Max Lerner pointii . out Goldwater's affinity for G( many ought to be emblazoned the minds of all Jews, whose me > Dries are all too short. It occurs to me that Mr Mil tin's article and Lerner s \< might (and should I be the core several sermons by our rabl who. lor the most part, are al living in the 19th and previo centuries. If they spoke on the - matters instead of the soporii diet they feed their congregan they would attract many mo a people to their temples and syi gogues. Too long we have heard cleri CTJ "but that is politicsand no of our business." Are justice ai ; the survival of humanity not t business of men of God? Again, thanks to Mr. Mindl for his fine, courageous article. MRS. B. KWART H Miami Beach City Beauty Experts Meet Ten City of Miami projects pro- posed by the Beautification Com- mittee to give the city a new look were outlined at a luncheon Wed- nesday in the Columbus Hotel, Santa Maria Room. 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The charge* Acre made by Bartur, Israel s permai idor at Geneva, who out- be plight ui Soviet J< in detail He called the situation Soviet Union, which he did r.tion h> name, a "\ erj acute case of an -m He rred to the \irulently anti- k Judaism Without -r.ment." pubh-hed by the Ukrainian Academj o( Sciences, itbdi fter a worldwide storm of protest Then he >aid that -;.Tiilar b> ks Students Attend Leaders' Course In Hendersonville - teenager- Betfa Tor . h gn al .1! per. I iom .lie. N C at the annual L- Trail.in,' In ktituti f the S nited S\ r ii Youth, a 25.- -member youth organization of the nservative synagogue move- Sidney Buenick, Youth Com i ittee chairman, announced 1 nder the direction of Advisor Mar-had Baltuch the youngsters \.d! attend seminar-, workshops services and participate in oul- il and religion > programs, ai as plan activities for their rtaptera for the current year. th Torah was the winner of two chapter awards at the regional conclave held in April, and two ts member-. Steven Weininger, Sheri Handel, serve as of- :- of the South Florida Sub- n a ho will attend the in- Ill include Aaron Abramowitz, Sti en Weiniager Bennie Bngel. Deanne Schwartz. Toby CaveU, -i Shantzi.-. Richard Kagan. ttie Karp. Roger Leff and tin Weinii ho will be a ( IT v. ere later published and distribut- ed b> the State Publishing House for Political Literature in Mos- cow. Rejecting assertions that criti- cism ot the Soviet Union stemmed only from hostility to its ideology. he -aid Communist >ource* had sharply i mimed anti-Serai- t.c developments in Russia. V. N. Bendryshev, the Soviet representative, took the floor several times during Bartur s presentation. Delegates from several western countries, in- cluding the United States, also j- ned in the discuss'on, ex- pressing their surprise that the conditions cited by Bartur still existed 15 years after proclama- tion c the Universal Declara- tion of Human Rights. Ben ir\-hev'- first intervention came during Bartur's quoting from Communist sources. The So\ let delegate interrupted on a lisi ission, the report ( the Human Right- Commission Bartur then concluded hi- state with an urgent appeal to to take prompt action to .-en.. n insufferable situa- tion" h" said contra lieted the print iples ; human rights The Soviet delegate then took the floor to deny the charges and t assert that there were now in Russia Vi synagogues, that Jews were treated like all other soviet citizen-, that Jew- who had emi- grated from Russia to Israel wanted to return and that Israeli Jew- visiting the Soviet Union wanted to remain He said "Juda- l-m Without Embellishment" had been withdrawn from circulation and that discrimination did not exist now in Russia and would never exist Bartur took the floor to reply and said that while anti-Semitism (ted in other countries besides Russia, nowhere else were such anti-Semitic publications as those hi had cited issued under au- spice- oi Governments, state pub- lishing bouses or national acad- emies He said he did not wish to dis- cuss the Soviet delegate's asser- YOU CAN RENT more fun in your life DELUXE STUDIO APARTMENTS 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS Beautifully Furnished Apartments Available FREE i Central an auditioning and heating (^mmis s*iy paikry space 18 hole putting gieen ,*immmg pool tennis couit shuftlebwid '. houi doumai :*i'te secanty guild H^mi BUY tl N ( lird SI 'MIAMI 'fd II J103 V It O O F I M U PEPAIRS AND RE-ROOFING N. 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Referring to "monstrous ex- ample-" of anti-Semitic propa-, tanda in officially spon-ored book- he -aid that if public opin- ion in Russia was "guided by state publishing house- and acad emies of science, there 1- indeed ever] reason for urgent alarm." "He concluded by stressing the acute human problem" of re- union of war-separated Jewish families and made a strong ap- peal to the "national authorities most directly concerned" as well as to the international commun- ity to "take constructive and urgent action to remedy an in- sufferable situation for millions of people gravely affected in their basic human, religious and cultural rights." Another Jewish spokesman. Dr.; Maurice L. Perlzweig of the World , Jewish Congress, told the meeting j that his organization "views with anxious disquiet the failure of the j United Nations -o far to com- plete even the draft of a text of a declaration on the eradication of religious intolerance." 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Gleason [solutions Run Gamut from Civil Rights Stemming Flow of U.S. Aid to the UAR rBc OPth annual national con- veati<':< "i the Jewish War Vet- erttt> the ISA., meeting here thw(vk at the Diplomat Hotel, is "providing an opportunity to asMss the effect of the so-called "backlash"' on civil rights and othei Be-' n';.m- licfore the conven- tion include controversial stands on i^-ues highlighted by the cur- reBt pie election atmosphere. The onniMion has already adopted a ttr>'i 1: denunciation of extremis) group- ol both left and right. ^A Question may be raised on Ethei the organization should idit-iie any Presidential nom- inee <-' either party who will- ingly < ccepts support of such fr+up' as the Ku Klux Klan or John t rch Society. Tin emergence of rioting and viole and changing the char- aeter :>i "he civil rights situation ate also under intensive discus- sion. .IWV 1- committed to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and is.expected to favor not only vig- orous implementation but expan- sion of the Federal anti-poverty program to reduce the combust- ible climate of deprivation. The organization will urge Con- gressu iK.i approval this session of the in Migration reform bid sub- mittc; !> the Administration to end th' discriminatory national origin- i,.Mta svstem. The JWV has long been inter- estetl in Israel-American relations and is expected to voice concern at the present convention on the mowing military strength of the United Arab Republic. Resolutions aimed at stemming the flow of American aid to the Nasser regime will be submit- ted in view of the continued heavy shipment of Soviet arms to Egypt and the presence there, despite many protests, of ex- Nazi military technicians and other German scientists. Meanwhile, the JWV will seek to strengthen Israel as a pro- western bulwark of democracy The Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. is the oldest active war veterans organization in the coun- try. In all. it is expected to vote on 97 resolutions by the time the 69th annual convention closes Sun- day. Daniel N. Heller Daniel F. Foley Jr., administrator of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Administra- tion, and Daniel Foley, Nation- al Commander of the American Legion. In addition to the regular con- vention business, delegates will participate in a number of work- shops conducted by JWV profes- sional stalf members. Among workshops throughout the week have been Welfare Fund Representation and Fund-Raising. conducted by National Executive Director Monroe R. Sheinbtrg and JWV Consultant Dr. Seymour Weisman; Dr. Morton Sobel, as- sistant national executive direc- tor, on Membership and Pro- gram; and Warren Adler. public relations consultant, on Publicity. Communications and Publications. The convention was launched Sunday with an Early Bird Ice Breaker Dance Party held at the Diplomat. Sir Barnett Janner, a Mem- ber of Parliament, was present- ed with a special award at the official opening session of the convention on Wednesday. On Thursday a Joint Service Officers meeting and V.A.V.S. Symposium were to be held un- der the direction of Charles Drescher. national service super- visor. JWV national service Of- ficers and Dr. Paul Guten. na- tional V A.VS. officer. Guests at the symposium were to be Red mond H. Roche, deputy general counsel. Veterans Administration, and Sam Rose, V.A. chief of Con- tact Service. Also on Thursday. Dr Abraham c; Duker. director of Libraries and Profesaor of History and Soc- ial Institutions at Ycshiva Uni versity in New York, and Albert Schlossberg, national editor of JWY's publication. "The Jewish Veteran," were to hold a discus- sion on "Crisis in Negro-Jewish Relationships." On Friday depart incut com- manders will hold a breakfast meeting, and Rabbi Morris A. Sandhaus. director of Chaplaincy Service. Veterans Administration, will be presented with a special JWV award. On Friday evening, memorial Lombardy Slates Cantor Neisenson Samet Takes i One-Month Leave Seymour Samet. executive di- ir of the Greater Miami tor, American Jewish Com- ;ee, ,- in Washington for the ith of August as a consultant ;he community Relations Ser- headed by former Florida . LeRoy Collins. .hil< on vacation in New York. ASanict v as contacted by the sen ]^He am! asked for his assistance Ja uvis.iltative capacity. H^meiuan Jewish Committee ol fiCi.il- ' sa\ that Samet is cur rently 1,:, ol'iicial leave. Renowned Cantor Eli Neisenson will officiate at the High Holy Day sen-ices at the Lombardy Hotel, according to an announcement by Abe Gefter this week. Getter said that Rabbi Mcshulam Cohen will officiate at the pre- liminary services and be full-time mashgiach "under the strict sup- ervision of leading rabbis." Meals will be prepared by Gelter and Sol Weiss, of the Sand-Ell Kosher Caterers. Gefter has been operating oceanfront kosher hotels and ot- tering holiday package programs for the past 20 years. Weiss is well-known for his kosher cater- ing in the Greater Miami area. Their meals will be served in the Lombardy's large dining room at 6305 Collins Ave. Holiday packages include living at the hotel with meals and services or for buffets and religious services only. Rosh Hashona begins on Sept. 6. The package, through Yom Kippur on Sept. 17. includes 12 days and 11 nights.S.T. A/Luit\cun id If PAMNG Oocn 6:45 CONTINUOUS SHOWING DAILY SPECIAL EARLY BIRD PRICc TO 2 P.M. DEBORAH KERR-SUE ^i John Huston's Production g^ ol Tennessee Williams' fj3 THE NIGHT OF N This Desk This Year? 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I can aluays one who >impi> pck< script and reads it: hi T> Gene Strul. an extremist i> soneone who tne> to. deprive other- of the right- he claims o be defending The new- di- ector of WCKT recently felt the ight-wing "backlasn" a.a:n-i he communication;- media. potliehted at the Republican '."(invention. hen a local John Birch Society speaker walked out i| a Miami Jaycee- meeting than be photographed by 7 cameraman. "While they spout what they all Americanism, the extrem- I both the right and the left eek to deny the constitutional of other>. I think it's than coincidence that Scott Neir.ng al-" took a walk on us it a left-wing meeting about 18 a mths ago. after we had done >eries of reports on C'ommun- -t attmUei in the area. "I don't i-nvy the newscaster:- who enjoy fame because of their public exposure. The opportun ity to be creative, even though not in the public eye. is a great challenge for anyone who ha- the urge to be a good newsman, even behind the camera. Television has changed journ- alism I dont think it necessar- ily a fair statement, but sur vey- -how that the public be- lieves television journalism to be more accurate. A good part Ot that -tern.-. I imagine, from the belief that we have to be fair because of Federal control or supervision Well, there is a point there. We do have a areat deal more pressure based on the equal time doctrine "However, in my 17 years of radio and television new- work. GENE STINK the mew jeoraefisa I have never know n the FCC to reque-t or order us to give "equal time." Ch. 7 does a local film Documentary weekly on schools, juvenile delinquency, the N'AACP. Latin America, the extremists and -o on Mainly, we're Inter- ested in the South Florida scene not sensationalism but educa t tonal." To cany out his program Strul has developed a staff of newscasters and photographers who are journalist* fir-t Great Responsibility "Voice and looks are important, although no one is certain what really make- a winning new- ca-ter But someone like Wayne Farris. who participates in de- veloping the news, a- well as 3 Silt. P tt I an v' i.ouncer. not a newsman photographerj cannot just film; their journalistic ground enables them to Storj before they -h i .t There's a great ret for television newsmen, partico I arty because of the p ,!k , ceptance. and my fa emphasis on news rjthor th.i glamor is our necessary proach ." Ou :. I use th.1 i_ That out II pay- oft. strul ,, is in the fact thai to many award- received by ^ staff. WCKT tun als -cnted with the COVeti Award, the bight si honor television and radio 41 KOSHER h. MARSEILLES Centrally Air C*nd>t Name-Calling "Now, we believe in the right ,: the extreme groups to be ^H-ird and we have given them hat right, without tabng sides. n a series of reports Our pro- ;r^m called 'The Patriots' wa- K't an attack on the John Birch Society or any of the other ex- tremist elements, hut a di>cu- of how both right and the eft function in terms of the L'oit- >"ates Constitution. "It was simply a report, but lUBfWM that these groups view >pothsht on them as an at- ack. So the Communi-t- call j- Fa-cist- and the Fascists call i- Communist.- Our mail arxl w calls after the-e programs !d indicate that the name- kl | is balanced which, sup < >-e. is where it should be." i 37 year-old Strul. who went "" "Ugh the local school system m Central Grammar to the er-ity of Miami, directs a 21 nan stafl which produce- the il new- -port-, documentar ies and lor Ch 7 "I've been intere-ted in the news field as long as I can re- member. When I m 12. I started publishing a mimeo. graphed monthly called the "Miami American." thanks to a $37.50 business loan from the late Day Apte. In high school. I was a correspondent for the News, in college I did free-lance work, and when I graduated from the university. I went to work in the News Department of WIOD. I wa> it- new- director until I moved over to WCKT in the -ame capacity. Pope Paul Calls en Jews For Dialogue' on Religion RESERVE NOW FOR Rosh Hashonah JMD Yom Kippur Mo Bigotry "'I'nconsciou.-ly. I think. I cound the news field a particular- ly good one for the Jew Not only because I believe we have an educational background which drives us to expressing our- selves, but also I have found that here is an area where judgment i- not based on race or creed but on abilityan area where there Isn't a problem of bigotry Continental -rs Kosher Caterers ROSH HASHONA TAKE-OUT DINNERS Traditional Dinner To Be Enjoyed In Your Own Home FULL COURSE DINNERS ONLY $2.69 PER PERSON Co" for four Menu and Price list of Tempting Holiday foodi! FREE DELIVERY ON CA 1-9096 or CA 6-1744 LARGER ORDERS 8393 Bird Rood, Miami THE LERNERS Catering for All Occasions Eitabliihed m 194$ Famous 471 WASHINGTON AVE. PARKING FACILITIES JE 1-3907 MIAMI BEACH ffesfaurant lV\i:il> M l.\ I l> DAILY 4 P.M to 10 P.M. Continued from Pay* 1 A in their worship of God. and also to the followers of the great Afro Asiatic religions. "Obviously, we cannot share their various forms of religion, nor can we remain indifferent to the fact that each of them, in it own way. should regard itself a- being equal of any other and could authorize its followers not to try to di.-cover the perfect and definitive form, free of all error, which Gorl has revealed as that in which He wished to be known. loved and served Indeed, loy- alty requests us to declare ly our conviction that then nl> one true religionthai Christianity. It is our h all who seek Clod and adore Him may come to acknowledge it- truth. "But wo do nevertheless recog- nize and respect the moral and Flagler Has New Chcpel A new air-conditioi ' Granada Jewu ti t ty p. seats Fui n embers >l th 'Ten p v Ben imin Jon i I rs : '- York Citj 1 ight Mr and Mrs Matthew Cohen; pair of candelabras, Eze Rul enstein. -tands upon w they re-v tin- Adetraan an l I >\ erman families. Drapes, rug. and podiums donat ed by the Bow linn League ol Flagler-Granada Jewi-h Center. spiritual valves of Hie various nen-Chrittian religions, and we desire to jein with them in pre- motirg end defending common ideals of religious liberty, hum- an brotherhood, good culture. social welfare and civil order. For our part, we rt ready to enter into discussion on these common ideals, and will not fail to take the initiative where our offer of discussion in genuine mutuel respect would be well re- ceived." Referring to the need for a dialogue between the Catholic Church and norvChristian reli- -. 'ii.s. and asserting that that i- a i which the Church must take up v ith renewed fervor today." the Pope quoted from two books he Old TestamentJeremiah and Psalmto the effect that e must beg the Lord for the al and uplifting gift of speech'" and to enable our words to reach to the ends of the earth." The Church,' he auirmed. list be evei read) to carry on lialogue with all men oi good thin and without it- own Free: 21" TV In Etch Room Private Seach Pool Si ( 4 Fjt Fr** Diet* PuO-Tim? Maahaiacft Rf 'D'J-I S*r c-. Oceanfront at 17th St. Call JE 8-5711 Miami Beach ' PLAN NOW FOR ROSH HASHONAH & YOM KIPPUR SEPT. 6 TO 17th Rate* O- P- -.tit G53Bn DAVID ROSNIR * TEHJfcf rOCl CAIaSil fUUT Alt CONDITIONED Dietsry ll Strictly 0?;*-t CONSTANT SAISlNiCil lUrEIVIIIOS MASHvlACH ON Ml'lll On the Ocean it 67th Strut Miami Beach CALL UN 6-8831 Synagogue in Hotel I \\jk**" CaL BATIRRO SPANISH RESTAURANT Specialty of the House "PAELLA VALENCIANA" OPEN 11 A.M Til 10 P.M. DAILY 23M N.W. 7th STREET, MIAMI Phene NE 3-t4M HAROLD PONT end IRVIN GORDON GORDON and PONT gff^ajffffjVJJa, '" estl a-ee.rr., fe a cea.pa.ta fcrffe* hJ/j PHONE PR 4-3ASS PR NW 5 ST. 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PR 4-2710-FR 4-8783 .f UC SM KITS ?(Cl A M IO Delivered Anywhere U.S.A. FREE ORANGE JUICE Friday. A-giui 14. 1964 'fJenisti HorftMam Page 9-A 1 I \rgentine Jem ProveHate Material'\STfz^aTJ:rS-.^. _ ,, raUMng at ueaStK11 deatf!i, C board meeting on Thursday in Conti-ued from Page 1-A 'leaders, or its main institutions. The material sent to Zavala:',u!l put the Jcwua community or its||,a, been suggested." lof propaganda issued by Tr.ki ai- have been used as a Castro arsenal, arrangements is Howard Mesh. '. 1 I ' - .. -1 1 ..-.:- Ht- K. ' .-; r ; ,^^ 4i^LL~ .__. . i H 1 _ 1 1 [ A i | U Id ' M It .-: .- -v ^S..j-. -VST T>., TEMPO HAS FAR MORE CHARCOAL THAN IN PREVIOUS FILTER DESIGNS for a taste thafs too good to miss! %3xk* FAR MORE ACTIVATED THE FIRST BONDED CHARCOAL FILTER New, exclusive process* bonds activated charcoal granules together into a firm filter cylinder. Resulta more uniform density that allows Tempo to utilize more activated charcoal for smoother taste. A SECOND FILTER UNIT IS ADDED t Tempo's second filter is white ESTRON a fiber used as the only filter in many leading brands. A STATEMENT FROM THE MAKERS OF TEMPO No health claim is made for Tempo.. .only the promise of an easy draw and smoother taste than you have ever before experienced. RIGHT IN TAS TE WITH THE TIMES A product of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. America's largest manufacturer of filter cigarettes. 0 : aqe 10-A ejmi, nc-rM&r Friday, August 14, 19^ Gorinstein Joins DuPont Office .1 '-<>ph is Gorinsteln has been it,,! asso il< manager of ,.. Lincoln Road. Miami Beach, .. of Francis L duPont and Co it was announced thi- week duPont, senior part- lonwide investment X b> Edmond duP< \ ner ot the nation j firm Gorinstein was (i! Keyrolds \x\ classes at Beth David Congregation in- pires participants to take themes from their eligious background. Pupib are not taught echnique but methods of incorporating their ewish heritage and culture into their works of art. Zvi Rosenkranz, member ot the Beth David faculty, is class leader. Shewn at one of its sessions are 'left to right) Michelle Rach- line, Mr. Rosenkranz. Rachelle RachUne. Heidi Gouz, Zackary Shavin, Ellen Smith, Susan Crosby, Jonathan Shavin. Denise Lipion, Jay Ossip." Helena Rachline, Cathy Shapiro and Shelly Beer. The class is expected to resume its sessions shortly. GOP Leader Deplores Racists in Party Continued from Paqe 1-A lent Democrats today supp Ni'' Barr> Gold fo- the presidency .. t McKee, Calvin F ! 1 Ge rgii 1 < 1 I I' id I Dg to !)> . emocrat It is n 1 nldwater himself; it , people an' ( ce oi voting for Gold* ater necessarily i just that to have a tates rights id con.-titutional government or r going down the road to social- m with Goldwaier. we've got a regain states rights In another development on . uiv 25. Sen. Goldwater wil wholeheartedly" enW**ad by he newly-formed Conservative Party, the United Press Inter- national reported from Chicago. But the party refused to support he Republican platform. The IT I dispatch quoted Robert Dilley "f Ie- Hotnes, party lairman aa saving Sen Cold ater took "'a fine position' on osl issues, but that the Conser ative Part) objected "to the wat . ring down of the Republican atform." Then, also on July 25. Mayor eKeldin issued his statement. IcKeldin said he went to San ranclsco ready to support Sen. oldwater if he received the nom ation but changed hi- mind dur- | the convention "I am." Mayor McKeidin said in hi- statement, "disturbed, as are main others, by Sen Gold- water's espousal <>f extremism in : Lance speech "For three days the word ex- tremism' had been used at tne convention to connote the type of irresponsible and at times unlawful activities associated with such organisations as the John Birch Society, the Kv Klux Klan and the Communist Party. All of u< who were delegates t.i the convention had every rea- BOn to believe that the Senator would have qualified his use of the word if he had intended it to I,, used in a different manner. Nor can I accept suggestions that the entire Issue be, relegated to a debate in semantics, with the exact meaning of the word patriotism' in question too. More than 600.000 Americans in eight major conflicts have writ- ten the meaning of this word through their deaths on far-flung battlefields, and I find it totally repugnant to think that anyone would ever dare compare their patriotism with the phony version behind which hide those extrem- ists whose hate-based creed In- cludes the use of the Big Lie. lynchings and cross burnings." McKeidin said "Never can we forget that what is morally wrong can never be politically right. "Votos *f not of prim* im- portance to our party; nor are victories; nor existence itself, if such existence depends on hatred, bigotry and intoler- ance." as associate man- 01 tieynotds and Co Miami ;, .. office before joining Francis I and Co Gorinstein, who attended City College of New York, is active in civic and philanthropic or- ganisations. He is founder- president of the Hatikvah Lodge of B'nai B'rith. At the recent convention of Grand Lodge No. 5. which encom- passes seven southern states, dor bttteifl received a plaque honor- ing him a.- the "outstanding Ben B'rith." Gorinstein and hi> wife, the for- Director Honored in Israel TEL AVIV [WNS1 Dr. Sol Stein, executive director of the Histadrut campaign in the U.S.. v as honored here by the Histadrut Cultural and Educational Depart ment at a luncheon where it was announced b> Veho.-hua Levi. His tadrut treasurer, that the Hista- drut campaign this year in the IS. will Strive to raise $5. paign ^"al for a scholarship fund for technical education m Israel. JOSEPH GORINSTEIN iner Elsie Spielberg, of N,w York, have two married daugh- ters The couple live at 522 M r ton Towers. Miami Beach TRADITIONAL SERVICES FOR THE UK.II HOLIDAYS at the IKL\< KMOM HOTEL 9th Street & Washington Ave Miami Beach Admission $5 and S Referring to "the relationship between Sen Goldwater's cam- paign and liie forces ot Governor Wallace, McKeidin said it was irrelevant whether the two men ever spoke to each othn "The fact is." the Baltimore mayor went on. that comments from the Senator and his close aasociataa both before and after Governor Wallace withdrew from the Presidential race offer the firm implication that Sen Cold- water is reach to welcome into his camp not only Wallace himself and his followers, but also all that thev stand for." TEMPLE SINAI ONLY REFORM TEMPLE IN THE NORTH DADE AREA DANIEL M. LOWY, Rabbi Phone PL 4-0681 CHfT GALE, Cantor IRVING JAC0BS0N, Education Director NOW ACCEPTING MEMBERSHIP AND REGISTRATION FOR THE NEW YEAR A Ticket Will Be Required for Any Portion of the Holiday Service ', 4 t < i < < i i i i < DAILY NURSERY Mid KINDERGARTEN SUNDAY SCHOOL through COM J MATION HEBREW SCHOOL SPECIAL HEBREW INSTRUCTION in BAR ind BAS MITZVAM SISTWMOOO BROTHERHOOD YOUTH GROUPS ADULT EDUCATION SOCIAL *nd CULTURAL PROGRAMS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL TEMPLE OFFICE 1480 NX 123rd Street, North Miami, Fla. ' *4ssh444i dUd* A a^ M%* 1 Ms* Beth Raphael Congregation 139 N.W. 3rd AVENUE INVITES YOU TO ITS HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES Dade Bank Will Mark Anniversary RABBI SIMON APRIL AND ABISH PERL OFFICIATING Tickets $5 Per Person OFFICE OPEN DAILY 9 JULIUS SAPEHO, Pros. CANTOR RABBI SIMON APRIL UA.M., 5-9 P.M. FR 9-8649 FR 3-9807 Sec. MOE RALPH KRIEGER, EPSTEIN *VWW^^^^^^*****^***"'VS*****^ Plans tor a five-month observ- ice of the Bank of Dade Coun . \ eighth anniversary celebra on were announced thi- week by illiam Kneapler, president Initial rtep in the program was , :.. n< in ol a -loyan contest >r .ill bank customers last Fri- ,,y Thi lest, which is open .present i I as well ;>> i penini an account be- 64, w.ll award a total of $4,625 in cash and bonds to winners. In all, 103 prizes will be given to those submitting the best Slogan for the bank's USC The Bank of Dade County open ed in mid 1956 and recorded total i- .hi Dec 31 that year at $5.- MM) Today. Kneapler pointed out, "total assets re Bring the $20' million mark As <>l June 30. 1964 they totaled si9.38i.ooo ." 5725 1964 BETH y& K0DESH 1101 S.W. 12th AVENUE Rabbi Max Shapiro, Spiritual Leader in Miami since 1932, will conduct Modern Traditional High Holiday Services. Cantor Bnjamin Ben-Ari will officiate. RESERVATIONS for Family Pews PHONE FR 1-6334 Membership includ-s tuition ot our Hebrew nnd Sundoy Schools. REGISTER STUDENTS NOW! Inquire ohout High Holidays and Membership "Do Not Separate Yourself from the Conoreoetion!' TEMPLE BETH SHIRAH TOMORROW'S JUDA "OUR SANCTUARY OF SONG' AIR CONDITIONED 7500 S.W. 120th Street (Montgomery Drive) Miami, Florida Affiliated with National Reconstruefionisf fellowships on4 Congregations II a 4. II HOLl DAY-I7U Beginning with Slichot Service Alert Saturday, August 29th at 11:30 P.M. Special Candlelight Service Written by Rabbi Morris A. Skop Cantor Herman K. Gottlieb and Senior Choir Midnight Collation by Sisterhood ROSH HASHANAH New Year: Sunday, Sept. 6th ot 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. Tuesday, Sept Y0M KIPPUR-Day ol Atonement: KOI NIDRAY, Tuesday, Sept. 15th, 7 p.m. "FAST" DAY, Wed., Sept. 16th, 9:30 a.m. POST YOM KIPPER DANCE at 9 p.m. 7th at 8th at 9 30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Cantor Herman K Gott"e HaDUl MOrril a"uu .- for Reservations and Membership call Temple Office CE 5-0364 or CE S-0371 Re.-}itration for Religious and Hebrew School and Nurery-Kindergarten Temple Youth Group Meets Sunday* 7 to 9 P.M. Friday. August 14. 1964 * Jen Iff) F/tridfiann Page ll-A Senate 'Unhappy' With Resolution on Soviets WASHINGTON (JTA) An ;iitcinpt to water down the Ribi- coff resolution condemning Soviet anti-Semidsm by broadening it to include discrimination against Modems and Christians was made in testimony by a pro-Arab group ', before the Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee and appeared to be well received by the acting rhairman. Sen. Bourke B. Hicken loopcjr, Iowa Republican. As hearings opened Monday on the Ribicolf measure, it was learn- ed from well-informed Senate sources that the State Department has voiced reservations to com- mittee members and Chairman J. W Pulbright on the wisdom of the Ribicoff Resolution. The i- nunittee adjourned, after hear- ing testimony, because Of the ab- Ifence of a quorum. ,\o final ac- I tion was taken. Sen. Hickenlooper, ranking Republican who acted as chair- man when Sen. Fulbright had to leave the meeting, voiced reservations about the limited scope of the resolution pertain- ing only to Jews. He said that Christians and Moslems were also "badly treated" in the USSR. The resolution, he felt, should be broadened to include other victimized groups as well S the Jews. Sen Kenneth B. Keating, New, [York Republican, who was giving testimony favoring the Ribicoff resolution when Sen. Hickenloop pr made his comments, said he had no objection to including other re- gions. But he pointed out that ['most recently, persecution in the Soviet Union has turned main-. fy against the Jews" while there raa some relaxation of pressures jn others. Sen. Keating mention- ed the ban on matzoh baking and Blher evidence of -concentration" an Jaws. Garland Evans Hopkins, testify- ing for the "Continuing Commit lee on Moslem-Christian Coop- eration, said 'the Ribicoff resolu- tion might be 'misunderstood in rtain parts of the world" be- ause it pertained only to the ight of one religious group. He "iiiiil that a Christian sect was re iently deported to Siberia and 111 at millions of Moslems suffer- ed "hardship and persecution"' in Sin- I'SSR. He said he did not now of any group that "suffered - much as the Moslems" in the ;SSR. He hinted that millions f Soviet Moslems had "disap- ared." Hopkins said that a resolution idopted by the Senate in 1953 con- kmning persecution by the USSR if 'all minorities, religious and facial, originally started as a THE MINYONAIRES SYNAGOGUE Modern Trariitionol) 3737 Bird Rd., Miami HI 6-2181 HIGH HOLDAY SERVICES Una>r the leadership of CANTOR JOSEPH KRESSEL formerly with Verona Jewish Community Center, New Jersey Limited Number of Scats Still Available TICKETS ARE $10 EACH move concerned only with the ,m' the following wording from the Jews. He said that the Senate MMedl resolution: then saw the wisdom of broad "The Soviet Union is persecut- ening it and should again do so jng Jewish citizens by singling He urged the committee to strike ; them out for extreme punish- Max Bressler (center), president of the Jewish National Fund of America, present? a new Kennedy Peace Forect Certificate to Israel Prime Minister Lev> Eshknl as Ambassador Jacob Tsur (left), world chairman of the TNF, looks en. Presentation was made in Jerusalem, following a series of consultations with the Prime Minister and Israel President Zalman Shazar concerning the launching of the new Kennedy Pecire Forest. The forest will be inaugurated on Nov. 22, first anniversary of the assassinationof President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The monument in his memory will be dedicated on July 4, 1965 in the presence of leading American and Israeli Government figures. mer.t for alleged economic of- fenses, by confiscating syna- gogues, by closing Jewish ceme- teries, by arresting rabbis and lay leaders, by curtailing reli- gious observances, by discrimi- nating against Jews in cultural activities and access to higher education, by imposing restric- tions that prevent the reuniting of Jews with their families in other lands, and by other acts that oppress Jews in the free exercise of their faith." Observers voiced belief that Hopkins' pro-Arab group especial- ly wanted to eliminate the refer- ence to the reuniting of Jews with their families in other lands be- cause of opposition to further Jewish immigration to Israel The alternative language pro- posed by Mr. Hopkins, and appar- ently favored by Sen. Hickenloop- er, would state: 'The Soviet Union is persecuting, in varying degrees of intensity, elements ol its Christian. Moslem and Jewish citizens by singling them out for extreme punishment for alleged economic offenses; by confiscat- ing churche-. sviiagogues. and to mosques; by closing cemeten by arresting religious leaders, curtailing religious services, discriminating against them cultural activities and access higher education, and by otl" acts that oppress them in the ft exercise of their faith." He wot also eliminate the word 'Je' from the enacting clause of I resolution. Previous to the Hopkins te mony, Ribicolf. Connecticut Dc ocrat, had urged the Senate' speak out, througu his resoluih against Soviet anti-Semitism. I testified on behalf of 21 Jew: organizations Asking adopt of Senate Resolution 204. the re lotion he introduced in the S< ate last September, Sen. Ribic said the persecution of Jews li intensified. He recalled the fi lire to act early enough agaii Nazi anti-Semitism and felt tl specific action might now st the Soviet drive against Jews ' . - \ i i- .i t Wort'? Giv3 Up Mcngele Continued from Page 1-A and Munich, where he had ODta ed doctoral degrees, had cancel his diploma- "Mcngele.'' SI Per Spiegel, "should sit in t dock in Kraniurt today, alongsl the other Auschwitz defendant; National!" Famous for over SO years . The fabulous Zeiqer Kosher Cuisine i ZEIGER'S Argentine President Meets With Small Democratic Party Group Ritz Plaza HOTEL POOL e CABANA CLUB ALL OUTSIDE DELUXE GUEST DOOMS ana PENTHOUSES NIVMI IEACH OLYM- PIC POOL TV and MOVIE THEATE* OUTDOOR PATIO PLANNED INTER- TAINMENT DIETARY LAWS STRICTLY OBSERVED 100. AIR CONDITIONED AND HEATED Reildvnt Mothgloch Constant Rabbinical lapervifJea BUENOS AIRES I JTA) A delegation representing the Dem- ocratic Progressive Party, a small. right-wing Socialist group, met with President Arturo I Ilia here this week and gave him a mem- orandum concerning anti-Semitic activities in this country. The delegation then held a press con- ference during which Gotv eminent action against anti-Sem- itic groups and hatemongenng ac- tivities was demanded. The delegation, headed by the general secretary of the party's metropolitan section. Andrew Caamano, said the President turn- ed over the information they gave him to the Minister of the Inter- ior. At the press conference they charged that a campaign is under way in this country "artificially creating anti-Semitism." They said they demanded that the Gov-' crnment immediately take the following actions: "1. Implement the 1963 de- cree, banning the Tacuara and Guardia Restauradora Nacional- ista, two outstanding anti-Semitic groups, as well as other danger- ous organizations. "2. Punish members of the armed forces who carry on hate campaign- (This item was link- ed to Brig. Gen. Gilberto Hidalgo Oliva, a retired Air Force of- ficer, who has been prominently identified in this country with anti- Semitic movements.) "3. Immediate expulsion from this country of Hussein Triki, rep resentative of the Arab League in Argentina, and banning the Journal Nacion Arabe, a hate sheet edited by Triki. for its anti- Semitic incitements. "I. Warn all foreign ambassa- dors in Argentina against inter- fering in this' country's national affairs. Meanwhile, a statement issued by the Christian-Jewish Confrat- ernity Association declared that "anti-Semitism in our country seems to follow a deliberate pur- poseto create a climate of fear and to promote actions whose nature is not quite clear." Efforts are being made here, the statement continued, "to bring Middle East problems here and to confuse Judaism with Zionism or to confuse the Jewish people with the Israeli people." yyyyVVVVvVvVVvWnnArVVVVlArVAAAAAAAAn' aiii<: i.i:iii: AND SOL WEISS PRESENT FOR THE .cgt HIGH HOLIDAYS Luxurious Accommodations at THE LOMBARDY HOTEL 6305 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, Florida CANTOR Ell NIESENSON will officiate at Religious Services SPECIAL PACKAGE DEAL Rm... Meals /> I C Religious Service! Under Rabbinical \/ \7 j Supervision. Free Parking, Chaise A, /\ I lounges 4 Mats. V For Rates and Reservations, Write or Phone: 9-12 A.M. and 7 -10 P.M. A. Goftor JE 8-7321 SAND -Ell KOSHER CATERERS S. Weiss UN 6-6226 CONSECRATION SERVICES AT THE Jacob C. Cohen Community Synagogue 1532 Washington Avenue Miami Beach SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 6 P.M. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE FIRST MINCHA PRAYER IN THE NEW SYNAGOGUE REFRESHMENTS TO BE SERVED. $ HIGH HOLIDAY SEAT RESERVATIONS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT MODERATE PRICES. COME AND PRAY IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SYNAGOGUE IN MIAMI THEATRE SEATS AIR CONDITIONED CANTOR AND CHOIR PRAYERS IN HEBREW AND ENGLISH Office Open Daily MEMBERS FREE TICKETS JE 44)271 __ Page 12-A Friday, Aagus: W. IS Chev Shalom Building Committee are seated -to right) are Sam Arnold. Lewis Kamen. Rabbi Cett to right, kidore Gillman. Sam Rosenman. Phineas Weberman. Frank Kretchmer and Louis Maitz and Murray Green. Standing vleit Jonas Alperstein. Ohev Shalom Will Build New Temple Sam Arnold, president of Ohev SI ton congregation, ha* an- ced the purchase of a parcel of land on Bonita Dr.. just south "1st St. Plan.- to construct the synagogue on this lot. which overlook* the vide expanse of Indian Creek, are now being formulated. Rabbi Phineas A Weberman. Pamphlet Exposes U.S. Extremists By Special Report NEW YORK 'They poison th atmosphere Every week more than 6.000 hate-peddling, right- wing radio broadcasts are beamed into homes throughout the na- tion " The foregoing is a quote from trw new pamphlet entitled The Extremists." which is being (Ha- lted by the Jewish Labor imittee. pamphlet points out that rij twins extremists groups have ii come of S25 million a year and goes on to list such contri- butor- as J Howard Pew. of Sun Oil ($1,055,000). and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation ($665,000). Developed by the AFL-CiO Com- mittee on Political Education, the new pamphlet is being made available by the Jewish Labor Committee free of charge as part of its effort to acquaint commun- ity leader* and concerned citi- zens with the facts about extremist activity Single copies are avail- able on request from the Jewish Labor Committee. 25 East 78th St., \. Y. spiritual leader of Ohev Shalom. said that it is his desire "to see an edifice >o constructed that it would express in steel and con cute the unchanging ideals of 1 Orthodox Judaism " Ohv Shalom, which it now located at 911 Normandy Dr., Miami Boach, wat organized four years ago. Services were at first held at the Collins Ave. home of Samuel Landau, past president of the congregation, and the late Mrs. Landau. Harold Shapiro, former mayor ot Miami Beach, was the attorney for the congregation in the pur chase. Building Committee, whose chairman is Lewis Kamin. in eludes the following: Sam Arnold -am Ho.-enman. 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M.mi Utcti it t 5511 263 Su"v Wtt Blvt Mum. 947-14IS 18330 H W 7th Avt ., Miami NA I 3601 V buildup in soOtmast mm .~_^_ Viet Nam Gets New Chaplain By Special Report and then was Jewish NEW YORK A U.S. nor he j " t 0 " Cald the Army Command a \l?J Arm> Heidelberg. Germanv Jewish chaplain has been assign- h- .., JJ' edU, South Viet N- to m.n,Mer ^^" --, ; ZSUTSJft^an7 rt \ S F- ligioaa supplies have been *hip ped there for the use of the-e men. according to Rabbi Israel Miller, chairman of the National Jewish Welfare Board Commis- sion on Jewish Chaplaincy. The chaplain I- Lt. CoL Men Engel. a veteran of World War II and Korea. The assignment and shipment were madv- before the new- came of the North Viet Nam attack on U.S. destroyers in the Day of Tonkin Chaplain Engei vvlil be in South East Asia in time to make tinal preparations for High Holy Day observances in Viet Nam. and the materials shipped by JWB include jII of the supplies which he H ill need for. the holiday. 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Jewish Menvirenf t lit 3279 S.W. 8th S Nl 4-0921 Phones HI :JJ Em*nvl G..don H*rry Gordon 1877-194A 1903.1944 A i;.....I \arnc Is More To Be Treat Than Greai K . GORDON FUNERAL HOME 710 S.W. 12th Awe., Miami Ph. 3735533 IKE GORDOM JAMES B GORDON LAKtSIDi MEMORIAL P k H K Pi AND I.AKDEN HUSO I'M "THE SOUTHS MOS' BEAUTIF. JEWISH CE'.AETf N.W. 25th ST. at 102 ; AVE. jffj TU 5-168? 11 o| a S! t * GELB MONUMENTS INC. Open Every Day Closed Sobbolh 140 SW 57th Ave MO 1-8583 Miami's Only Strictly Jewish Monument Deoler m snciAuu > CONDOLENCE BASKETS From $7.50 We Denver FRUIT CIRCUS 1789 BISCAYNE BLVD. FR 4-2710 Ffc 4-8783 lay. August 14. 1964 vJewlslincrki&n Page 13-A =wf ^* liaious 4w^< ey vices J his Weekend Rabbi Morton MaiaWeky. Erneit Stem-r. Cantor DATH I3RAEI_ 7S01 Carlyle Avt. ,. SEPHARDIC JEWISH CENTER. 48 thodo Rabbi Isaac Ever. ,y 6:4i Mil. BetOTMaJ' 8-.:;0 a.m. Ikii N-r' Bn Dv*a?i eon tf Rabbi will cotWUDt servlcea and ii*- ihf sermon i'n "JodCilW People .ltint .1 irmaiit." WAT SHALOM CONGRECA. ION W5 SW 7tH Ave. Orthodox. I| inter Israel Kerehnar. ---------- IE E'-'ES. 2533 SW 19th A>e. servati.ve. Rabbi Abraham S'.h- |l-tt. ----- "M OAV'O. 2*23 SW 3rd Ave. Con vative.-Rabbi Norman N. Shapiro. .>tor V iiaiil W. LiDSOn. |a> < Mia, Watu-ilav a.m. .----a---- TH EL. 800 SW TTth Ave. Ortho- Rabbi Solomon Schiff. o.iu. Sacurday s:;t" a.m. n>m: "T" Juilaf- ami to b>! .luilu- [ >:iu:> i !.i-s *j p.m. follow rd by tli. i. CANDLE LIGHTING TIME 6 Elul 6:38 pan. KimHm?*." Bar Mlm-uh: Harold, son of Mi ami Ml*. Men** SUlchuk. KNESETH ISRAEL. UTS EuclM Av. Orthodox. Rabbi David LahrfiaM. Cantor Abraham 8*if. --------- MIAMI BEACH ETZ CHAIM. 1944 Washington An. Orthodox. Rabbi Abraham Str.issfetd. ISRAEL. 711 40th St. R.itB. Berel Wein. Ortho ,MINVONAIRES CO N C R EfiTlON. 3737 Bird Rd. Modern Traditional. G p.m. Saturday ft a.m. Srr-'OHEV SHALOM. 911 Normandy Or. A hene Around Your lli.nn Orthodox. Rabbi Rhmeas Webar. ------------ man. JACOB. 301 -3'1 Washington ------------ Orthodox. Rabbi Tibor Stern. SOUTHWEST CENTER. 6*38 SW 8th kntor Maurice .Mamches. ----- TH KODESH. 1101 SW 12th Ave. bdern Traditional. Rabbi Max ipiro. Cantor Benjamin Ben-Ari. lln> K:4a a.in S.-rmoii: "Whn i mi J,. .iJ. in'.'' ,-6:311 p.in. "The loii ..f V. iv." '.:'" p.m. Justice ii Mu I. ration |th MOSHE CONGREGATION 830 W. Die Hwy. Conservative. Intor Hyinjn Fem |. in: Saturday 15 .. m MiUa.iV. Mh-lni.-l, HOII ..f \li and III. Klirl Itnhhl Herman hi ii id offlflnti ..i all sei m. - TH RAPHAEL. 139 NW 3rd *ve rthodox.. Ralph Kneger, secre* ry. TH TFILAH. 93- EllOlId Ave Or. odox. Rabbi Joseph E. RacKovsky TH TORAH. 164th St. and NE 11th ve. ConservJtiye. Rabbi Max Lip- khitz. Cantee- Ben.Zion Kirschen- a ii in. i> ".'-'' m Salnrda> s IS u m ' :io ; n>. . ---- VI RAPHAEL. 1401 NW 183rd St. jnservative. Rabbi Harold Richter. ntor Jack Lerner. i' B r. i. -ii s.-i mon "Requlniti - l:.-il. mi.: i .ii." Suturfla> k::ih u.ii Mitzvnh: Larry, son of Mr and Irving I'-.k.l-i, kGLER GHA.NADA 50 NW B1t Conservative. Rabbi David Ros- eld. Cantor George Goldberg. bl> 8:30 ).ill. Satlirdax B:30 a.m. ' :: i. in ---------- PT. LAUDERDALE EMANU-EL. 1801 B. Anortws Ave. Reform. Rabbi Richard v. Leviion HEBREW ACADEMY. 2400 Pinetres dr. Orthcuox. RajOi Alexander S. Oross. LYWOOD TEMPLE SINAI. 1201 nson st. Conservative. Rabbi vid Shapiro. Cantor Yehudah llbraun. HOMESTEAD JEWISH CENTER. 8th St.. Homestead. Conservative. Can- tar Pmcus Aloof ---------- ELITE CENTER 3175 SW 25th Conservative. Rabbi Shmaryahu Swirsky. Cantor Louis Cohen p.m. Siiur.la> vir. a.m. ..a "Jewish Mllltar) TaotlcH in Liithl uf I:, .-in An ha-olottU'al St. Conservative. Rabbi Zevi Green- walrl Collins Ave. Rev. Cantor Sadi Nah. mlas. TEMPLE ADATH YESHURUN. Con- servative. 1025 NE 183rd St., Miami Gardens Rd. Rabbi Jonah E. Caplan. Cantor Maurice Neu. ---------- TEMPLE BETH AM. 5950 N. Kendall Or., So. Miami. Reform. Rabbi Herbert Baumgard. Cantor Charles Kodner. I'mlay S:::o p.m. li.il.tii Baumitard re- turning to pulpit. Following lit!Vlcea ther.' will be- a qVMtton and answer period on "Frolilems Kelatine to Ju- daism." Saturday flSlS a,m. Bar Mitxvuh: Jay. xon of Mr. and Mrs. ltayniond Franloel. -------- TEMPLE BETH EL OF HOLLY- WOOD. 1351 S. 14th Ava. Reform. Rabbi Samuel Jaffe. Friday :15 p.m. ------a------ TEMPLE BETH SHIRAH. 7500 SW 120th St. Reconstructionist. Rabbi Morris Skoo. Cantor Herman Gott- lieb. Friday g:tS p.m. Sermon: "Balanoifltt LifeV Ladfter." Batnrdny li:!IO a.m. Bar Mtizvali: Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Pruck.-r. ---------- TEMPLE BETH SHOLEM of Holly- wood. 1725 Monroe St. Conservative. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM. 4144 Chase Ave. Liberal. Rabbi Leon Kronish. Cantor David Conviaer. Friday 8:M p.m. Pulpit vueat, Ralihi Prank Hacher. Sermon: "The Three i lilt-.." Saturday 10:4.". a.m. TEMPLE B"NAI ABRAHAM. 387 NE 167th St. Conservative. Rabbi Nathan H. Zwitman. Cantor Alex- ander Cohen. TEMPLE B'NAI SHOLOM. 16800 NW 22nd Ave. Conservative. Rabbi S. M. Machtei. TEMPLE EMANU-EL. 1701 Washino. ton Ave. Conservative. Rabbi Irving Lehrman. Cantor Hirsh Aerhrr. Krida.\ 6 p.m. Saturday ft a.m. Ser- mon: "Kitreimsm. Moderation and Amerioanlsm." ---- TEMPLE ISRAEL. 137 NE 19th St. Reform. Rabbi Joseph R. Narot. TEMPLE JUDEA. 320 Palermo Ave. Liberal-Reform. -Rabbi Morrie Kip- per. Mrt Friday 1>:1". p.m. Services will be eon- tluete.il b] Mey.-r f'.askin. ^ TEMPLE MENORAH. 620 75th St. Conservative. Rabbi Mayer Abram- owitz. Cantor Edward Klein. ---------- TEMPLE NER TAMID. 80th St. and Tatum Waterway. Modern Tradi- tional. Raboi Eugene Labovitz. Cantor Saul H. Breeh. 1 ip/e Sinai Services Uteta for the approaching High lay services at Temple Sinai |prth Dade are now available lie office. Temple officials Wednesday that "those in- led in reserving seats do so oon as possible to avoid the minute rush due to the early Is ol the holidays " JEWISH ORGANIST AVAILABLE HI 3-1720 WANTED | BAl SCACHARITH FOR HOLY DAYS I VGIER-CRANADA JEWISH CENTER | See Berry Clein HI 3-0432 | Wanted tABBI-HEBREW TEACHER IHAZEN COMBINATION Permanent Position,or CHAZEN FOR HIGH N01Y DAYS Call 67532 or 43716 Isidor Wrintroua President |04 Duval St.. Key West Let Us Hope Big Power; Really Want World Peace Beth Torah Lists Choir Director Mrs. Donnerstag TEMPLE OR OLOM. Conservative. 755 SW 16th St.. Miami. Rabbi Samuel April. Cantor Nieo Feldman. ----- ----- TEMPLE SINAI OF NORTH MIAMI. 12100 NE 15th Ave. Reform. Rabbi Daniel M. Lowy. Cantor Chet Goi Friday *:tS p.m. Sermon: "Some Re- fl.Ttl,',ns ItegardinB Reform Jewish Atiitiuf.K T.-war.l flsVuroe." Haturday 11 a.m. liar MiUvoh: Mnri', son of Mr. anil Mrs. Arnold l'ortnoy. ---- ---- TEMPLE TIFZRETM JACOB. 61 E. 4th Ave., Hialeah. Conservoti**. ---------- I TEMPLE ZAMORA. 44 Zamora *vo Conservative. Rabbi Hershel Brooke. Cantor Ben Dieheon. ---------- TEMPLE ZION. 57M SW 17th St. Conservative. Rabbi Alfred Wan- man. Cantor Leo Urlich. TIFERETH ISRAEL. 6500 N. Miami Ave. Conservative. Rabbi Henry Werniek. Beth Torah Congregation of PVIdaj v::n n.n, Sermon: "Conflict*- North Miami Beach announces {"*, l?$$t. ^.."S that Miriam Donnerstag has been Sermon: "The I'union -i the Weak." engaged as choir director for both VO(JNG ISMA7^ "99o~ne mat It. the High Holy Days and Services Orthodox. Rabbi Sherwin Stauber. tor the entire year. I"'i'1^ ^'"'l;;. "' v;'" J I Sermon: "Poll.......i the w u M i Mrs. Donnerstag has directed ''" '''"_______________ the High Holy Day Choir for the aB^l^l^l^iaaaaaa>^(a^^l^^(ajajaa RABBI JOSEPH RACK0VSKY promise el peace Proceeds Drew Pearson in the Washington Post recently? We read in the Portion of this Week: "Let your heart not be buildina of fait, nor shall ye tremble, nor aanctuary. shall ye be terrified or have . fear, for it is He who shall go Co-cha.r.ng the event are Mrs. with you to protect you from Samuel Puttermaa your enemies. So let us hope that the New Year 3725 shall bring blessings, peace and joy to Israel and all deserving na- tions. Flagler-Granada Now Registering By RABBI JOSEPH RACKOVSKY Beth Tf ilarh- Congregation As we approach the threshold of the Year 572."). >sixteen years alter the e^ablishflteiit of lie State nl l-ra*-el. we still hoar jlje sounds ol the tyituiic^ where ammunition. It^ayiuuyjh: and oth(;r implements tools tor chMtructidn^-td- destroy what? To destroy democracy in that part o( the world where it is so rare an article: the Mid- dle East. Shamelessly, it is Stated time and again b) leaders ot states. neu l> established by the UN, that they are building a war machine against Israel, which is the only democracy, in the true sense of the word, in the Middle East Day in and day out. we read of the Arabs whti attack innocent tarmers toiling on the earth of the desert to make it productive. Day in and day out. we hear the open threats of Nasser and his war-mongers that their aim is to destroy Israel, also a member ol the IN. Day in and day out. we hear of deaths caused by in- truders Of the Arab neighboring countries established by the UN. What does the UN do about it? They investigate. The commit- tee brings in a report: what doe> the report say'' Most of the time it states that the Arabs had no right to attack the Israelis. But the Israelis also fired. Flagler-Granada Jewish Center though in self-defense. How Hebrew School and Pre-School are dare they answer the Arab at- scheduled to begin the 1964-65 tacks with fire? They really term on Monday, Aug. 31. Sunday should have given the Arabs a School will start on Sept. 13. chance to complete the job and! Registration for all three groups reach their goal. Then, and then j wUj be ,.lk,.n throughout August, only. Israel could file complaints (|.llv Monday through Friday, 9 -but not stop the Arabs at the ,0 p m Sundays, Aug. 23 and beginning of their work. no 10 until noon Many a time our hearts feel Rabbi David Kosenfeld and his faint when we see such inhuman 8tj| of teachers will provide a reactions Many a time, we are traditional Jewish background in terrified when we see the calm (he Hebrew language, prayers. ot the democratic nations. Many Bible, ceremonies and customs. a time.* we even tremble when curriculum is under the direction we think of the tense ot justice f the Bureau of Jewish Educa- of the great nations. We even tion. fear to think of where such con- Cantor George Goldberg will be ditions may lead us to m t.ha,-a,c of the Bar Mitzvah Can you imagine the U.S. help- class. Mrs. Arthur Golden will ing Nasser to build war machin- again be head teacher ol the pre- ery against Israel, as stated by school and kindergarten program. [Bronze Yahrzeit tablets & Nameplatesl SYNAGOGUE OUTDOOR BULIETIN BOARDS Hotel Lobby Announcement Boards, Etc. ENGRAVED PLASTIC & METAL SIGNS All Manufactured on Premises BASS BULLETIN BOARD & DIRECTORY CO. J107 N. MIAMI AVE. Ph. 371-5998 past lour years and will present a varied liturgical repet.Hi- Cantor L)en Zion Kirschenbaum, now beginning his sixth year at Belli Torah, will sing with the choir. Dr. Max A. Lipschitz will con- duct ill! Services and preach ser- mons "The'choir will participate lor th< first time at the Selichot pcnetewfial service at midnight on Saturdsiy. Aug. 29. Beth Torah is located at 1051 No. Miami Beach Blvd.. No Miami Beach. Miami Hebrew Book Store ISRAELI & DOMESTIC GIFTS Hebrew Religious Supplies for Synaqoques. Schools d Private Uss 1685 WASHINGTON AVE. Miami Bi-.icii JE 8-3840 Or Olom Ladies' Summer Gala Two dance bands and entertain- ment will be featured at the an- nual summertime gala sponsored by Temple Or Olom Sisterhood scheduled for Saturday night in the Shell Room of the Doral Beach Hotel. will go toward the the Temple's new American-Israeli Religious Store Now T.-! full line of: TALAISIM SKULL CAPS MACHS0RIM and everything for Synagogue A Home CALL S. SCHWARTZ JE 1-7722 1357 Washington Ave. Leonard Putterman. Mrs, Alvin Levenson is Sisterhood president. REPHUN'S HEBREW BOOK STORE Greater Miami's largest A. OMest Supply Hawse lor Synagogues, Hebrew & Sunday Schools. 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IrMMhJ - - Hi- - - - - - :.:' rr- |, MA.TOM FH&-U* White House Presses Immigration Reform - ? -, ,^ - - * n - But be Hmw rtrtn have ->* Rep Hi I -.--- Ujf "*'(*. f the other ssde of rhe aitie. > -iH *r v after their p*rt) id-ype a atatforaR a' IM F.'arci*eo contain I aegatiaa immigration iMJ Th- Ufocrau h//p of a strong endorsement PrtMMri J'/(mmoi i in m Kfen pom* pMtifni to b- MMBJttMl in Atlantic Cit> Mm* Utah* *\\*t'.+\%vit. iai *lrea':> r--ulted a/r*e*ent of th* MoajM ar.d Vnate Immi - ztmbtn et - - - - . otSioiis of oar euueas as: i- B hom*. -trophe or oppreanar Tt- -tration bdl . \ub to MMtMc laski T*:e gradaal c ir - he national ontms ouota of b* >stew .'cr the jt < >** berj. These a.au *ould be achieved rear period F--n-reercy needs of refuce f-' The bill provide* that the President. vM riac of the imnigration Board, may re>en tK^n of the quota poo* for the benefit oi : Atturney General Kennedy, in hi* mO*i*t M) before the House Immijrratioo SuK I tee. said he believed "the American peof do not want the present swem to continue ta thp time has come to enact this bill." roy. August 14. 1964 t'Jmisfi fkridliann Page 15-A LEGAL NOTICE JOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE EvENTH JUD.CIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No. 64C 8600 LlARA BIER, Plaintiff, kxiCTH BIER, ] i, -f.-1111:1111. ___ SUIT FOR DIVORCE KENNETH BIER IS 'Hi Si net guerns Village I.,n>i Island, New York [.u KENXETH BIER. are hen by ,ii mat .i i:ili ul Complaint fur ,- ban Im-.ii filed aaalnsl you, ...i :n .- required to serve :i Cop) i.ur Answer "i Pleading t" the ,,i -...i..l jir.t on Hi.- plaintiff's .-,...v p|i -M \ IM i >< 'li'i'i >N 7M.i -.. or.i Avenue, Miami. Florida, ., .,,, .pii.:.ii.,i Answer or I'l.-ail- Jin the i'ii of the Clerk of the ii Court >ii "i before the ttii day -eptember, I9C4. If you fail 1" "I" Huiiunuiii by default win be taken Tn-i M.i for the relief demanded Bill of Complaint. i- notice Khali be published once .-ek for foui.....nseeutlve iveekii Bin: .n:\visii FLORIDIAX. JlKK \XH ORDERED at Miami. da, this :ir,( da) of August, A.D. IK II LBATHERMAN, Clerk, m Court, llade County, Florida it) k. ii. i..www. i.. iiMty Clei k ]l \i:n M< iRTON \ i: 2nd \\. nue Inn. Fla.PL ;-;'.iil lie) for l'l.iiiitill 8 T-: I 21 : THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT ||N AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 640443-A ll:,' Estate ' JRCHECi A 81 BIN I | i .1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ml Creditor* and All Person* Ha> - laima or l inanda Agalnsl Said :.. hei b) ii"' Ifled and n ... -.-. ni an) claims and de- ls in, h von ma) have against PHtitte of REBECCA STEIN d*- -,l late "f I'a'!-- County, Florida, i. County Judge* of Bade Coun- mi.i file the name In duplicate and ovl.....i lii -' etlon !3S 16, Florida lutes, in ili. Ir office* In the I "oun - ri,orthouae In Bade County. Flor- within sis calendar month* from It I me of the flrat publication here- the n mi,- will be barred. ii..I ii Miami, Florida, thla , Vuguat, A.I>. li'i'.l (si'ini:-: stein ahtrachar Aa Executrix publication "f thla notice tke Till da* August, IW64. Mil." 'N V l-'I'IKI -M \N JBot'i. v !'" K\. '-ul lill a n ley r.uiliiliiK s 7-14-21-S8 4th ..ii I NOTICE QY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY No. 64C 8669 ANN IK MA I'- WmiTKN. I'la ntlfl". \ s. UA1"'- M. Wi IT EN. T>- ndant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE l.ACHAI. WOOTEN il'7 South -1st st. I'liiladeli'hia, Pa. hi, l.AI'lt M. WOOTBN, are here- tlfled that a Bill of Complaint Divorce has been filed against and you are required to serve r>\ of your Answer or Pleading to Bill of ("omplnlnt "n the Plaln- f attorneys ESSEN A.- ESSEX', s 1308 vinsley Building. Miami, la, and file the original Answer leading in the office "f the Clerk Hh ciivnit i'..ui't "ii or before the th cl.v of S. |.l, 'ilb.-l'. 1"'''4 If yo" fH to d<. ". iu.lL.-m. ni by ,I.-fault will In' ttufcen i^aiiivi M'ii fr th* relief 0e- BMn. in th. I ill "f Complaint. ?rtii notice shall >. puhHahed once each .....k for four consecutive weeks ni Ti' h:\visii i--i >i:ii>i \n M-: AX1 I'RBERBB Bl Miami, la, thla till day of August, A.D. i: r i.k\ i i.i'K.M \\\ Cl; rk, nit Court, Bade Conntv, Florida I lt> B. M I.ANU.W. i put) Clerk KN A ESSEX, KStjS. ! Miami, Fla. I'l.iintiff v 7-1 1-21-2* LEGAL NOTICE 'f s\ $>mm "TideI wave schmeidal wave ... so we'll learn to live under water!" Coo'. "64. Day*",. 'loduc'ioM LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCU T OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No. 64C 6960 II VMBI'RO SAVIX'iiS HANK. Plaintiff, FIX LEY JONBB. Ti latee In Bankrupt) at ul. I >.-f, nilaiit. NOTICE OF SUIT ti i Junior l ',: 'i m i Nina Id and (Henna Una McDonald, lib 574(1 Laa line \ i nue Mil. ill". \lli!l III.I You are liei fled abov< captlom .1 action nai atttuted against you Couit 'if tin- Judicial t hat i>... n n... in- iii iii.- circuit Circuit of Flor- ida In and f"t- DADE Counts to fore- close .. mortgage upon the following described real |.ropert> : T...t .'. Block 2^ of revised Plat "f a I'or t inn "f CAR' >L CITY, i" d< - in I'la l Book K t Page 6S, being ., i, plat ..f a i" rtlon of CAIUL CITY a- recorded In Plat Book '>' at Page -" "' the Public Records of Bade County, Florida. You are reaimied t.. file your an- swer t" I'l.iiiiiiii > complaint with the Clerk "f the atnresald Court, and fcerve a cop) thereof upon plaintiffs attorney MARTIN PINK, l uli Klonr, Bade l-'i-.i'-ial Building, Miami IS, Florida ii"t later than Augual 26, 19*4, or a Decree Pro Confesso will be en- tered against y..n. DATED: Julv 20, 1MI. B. It. LBJATHERMAN <"1, rk of tin Circuit Court (seal) By: C. P. OOl'ELAND i teputy Clerk MARTIN KINK Attorney for I'lainiiff Htli Floor Bade Federal BMg. Miami 32, Florida 7 24-S1, S/7-14 I NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ILEVEMH JUO CIAL CIRCUIT OF ^FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNT/. IN CHANCERY No. 6-4C 8531 I \MIN Unlll.. [I'lainiiff, \s. tritiiDE s win11.. Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE |i BERTRl'DR S Wi Ml I. ill Y.il. Vvenue Lancaster, Pennaj Ivnnla ni (1BBTRIIDB S. W'UHl., are by notified that a nil! of Com- it for Blvorce has i--n filed nt >-..u and you are rctiulred t<> e a copy "f your Answer or Plead- the Itill ,.f Complaint on the ghtlff's attorney, r.-MI. K\vir- i:si..iiiti:. 42ii Lincoln itoad. Beach, Florida, Rltl and file rlglnal Answer or I'h-adinK in flgSi.ifu.. ,,f >h,- Clark of the circuit SWfl on or before the "th da) of It-ml'H-. 1M4. If von fail to again t you for the relief demanded III Hi- i. ..: ..,.,, i-Thi- notice shall he published ones SH week for four I'onsaoutJwa maeka Til !: 11-:\\ isii l-i.. iitn ii \x. PXK ANIi ORDERED :,l Miami, la, this ;;ist day of July, A 11 [K l: I.KAIIIEK.MASI, Clerk. Clri-int Court, Dade County, Florida (seal; By: .1 .1 r w \\.\iill, Deput) Clerk |L KWITNEY, BSgUIRE .In Koad M IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63952 A IX RE: Estate "f ,i \NKT II ZE1ENTZ l ..-.-fl-.il NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Ci-i dit'.r. and Ml Persons H.-i- - Ing claims or Demands Against Said Estate: you arc hereby notified ami re- quired t" present an) claims and de- mand* which >..:> may have against [h state ol J \m:t H. KEIENTZ ,\....... .1 late of Bade Connty, Woi - i.i.i [o the County Judges of Dado County, ..ml file ih< Sam-- In duplicate and a* provlrt. d In Bectlon r33 l, Florida Statutes, In their offlct-s In ii,.. Count) Courthi v- in Dade Coun- ty, Florida, within \ alendar month* ir..in ili,- time of Ihi first publics I Ion hereof, ,.i il"- sunn ill be bai r d. I-.,-.,I it Miami. I'!i.ii.la. this 24th day "i July, A.D. ' MYRON ZE1ENTZ As Exi utor First publication ..i thla nol - ihi illsl aa) ..f Jul). '-'"' i. Michael< > -1 mck Attoi in v f..i Exi - :..s Alnsley Buildll 8 Miami. Florida UM 7 :il. 8/ .-I l-.'i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCU T OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No. 64C 6618 CNITBD ST \ I IS SAVIXliS BANK . IF NEW VRK, N J., ., New I. rsi v rpoi ation, Plaintiff, \ a. I-'INI.KV .Ii -N !:>'. Ti ii-'- m Bankruptcy, l al, I i,-i. u.lant. NOTICE OF SUIT Ti > MnrXH t \im l-opi /. Rodi :- ' and l.ui- ;:,-.i ilex, hi I husband, Id -i.i. ii,-. I'XKX" ANN. and Ii i in.i: iiI. tin Ir unknow n II ii\ lug and II dt ad, the un- known helis, devisees, assignees, icrantees, legan -, llenora, rredltors, . or ..ili. ,- claimani -. cluimlnit by, through, under "r agatnat the, above mimed defendants who ma) be deceased. Y..I1 are hereby notified that the abovi captloned action ha- baen ui- atttuted against you In the Circuit Court of the J'idlolal Circuit of Flor- ida In and for BADE County t" fore- , i..... b mortgage upon the following la.-. i.i.. .1 real proper!) : I.,,i 23 Block Cl TLER RIDOE, SECTPiX THREE, according t" the ri.,i ihen ': i cord< d In I'lat H.H.k ..; :n j'age S3 ol Ho- Public Records ,,f lia.i, Count), Florida, together with Aluminum Venetian Blinds and folding door. Y"U are reQUlred to file y.mr an- swer to plaintiffs complaint with the Clark "t the aforesaid Court, and serve a copy thereof upon plaintiffs ......me) MARTIN KINK. 14ih Floor, I lade Federal KiilldinK. Miami U, Florida n-'t later than August 16, l'.hM, or a li.-.i-'-e Pro Confesso will be en- tered against you, DATKD: July 20. 1964. K. B, LEATHHRMAN ci. i k .,i the ClrcuM i 'ourt (seal) By: C. P. COPELAXD Deputy Clerk MARTIN KINK Attorney for Plaintiff 14th Floor I lade !". ,1,-ial Kids. Miami 32, Florida 7/24-31. S/7-14 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN that the undersigned, desiring i" engagi I'lisin.--- under ili- fictitious name of I BHOTOTlRAPIiERH ,v, HODBL8] BALL Intends to register said name with iht- Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dadi County, Klorlda. HARRY KANE rlARY P. EIBELSTE1N, Attorney 7 JI, v 7-14-21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOR.DA. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No 64C 8261 FRAXK M. PERPER, Plaintiff, vs. IIKNItlKTTK PERPER, l iefendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: IIKNItlKTTK PERPER Apartmenl I16E, Tower Apt*. 1201 i 'nth. dial Avenue Washington, D.C. You, HEXRIETTE PERPER, are hereby notified thai a Complaint for Divorce ha> been filed against you, ami you are required t" serve a cop) ,.f your Answer "r Pleading to the Complaint mi lite Plaintiff's attorney,. Irving Cypen Law Offices, 823 Arthur Qodfre) Road, Miami Beach, Florida and fib the original Answer m Plead- ing in the office "f no- Clerk of the Circuit Court on "t- before il"- Jlst da) ..i August, 'nil. If you fall to do <... j idgmenl b) default will be taken against you f"i- tin- relief d,-manded In tin Complaint. This notice -hall It,- pnbllahed "nop each week foi fuui consecutive k in THE JEWISH FLOHIDIAN In.Nl-: AXB ORDERED at Miami, i loi Ida, this 24th day "f Jul). A.D. 1964. K It LEATHERMAN, Clerk. Circuit Court, Bade County, Florida laeal) B> c. p ci,ri:i.wi. l'. |iut) 'lerk n:\i\c, i -yi'KN LAW OFFll'ES -:'". Vrthur iodfi'e) Road Miami r..." Ii. Florida Am.....% for PI ilntiff 7.31. s.: ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! 9-Jewist fkridrn&n solicits your legal notice*. W appreciate your patronage and guarantee accurate service at legal rates . Dial Fit :i-l05 for messenger service LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COUR IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63889-B l\ RE Estate "t I.i ills 'a iltKN Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All ir..in..is and Ml Persons Ha Ine claims or Demands Against ea Bstat. , Y"ii are hereby notified and r> quired to prt ent an) claims and di mands which >."i ma) have again Hi, estate of i.mis BOREX d< e> late of Wayne County, to the Count Judges -.1 l '' l( kiunt). and file tl same In duplicate and as provided - Section 732 l, Florida Htatutes, their offices in the County Courthou in Bade County, Florida, within a . calendar months fr..... ihe limi of tl first pulillration hereof, or il i "ill !> bai .1 ...... Dated al Miami Florida, this 2i .i.i of July, ^ i' i'";l MILTON I! MAXNHEIMER As Vnclilai) Administrator Cl \. KOVNE1I \ M VNNHBIMER \i mi ii, i for liatate Ixiuls Oon n :i I iiiponi I'lli/.a i "enter 7 SI. S 7- I. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUD CIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DAHE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No. 64C 8273 WILLIAM S SI'AN'I. Plaintiff, vs. Hi ILD1E M KP \NC. I ',-t'i-ndani. SUIT FOR DIVORCE Tl I SOLDIE 11 SPANK L'::i7 Monroe \\enue Sorw.....I, Cincinnati I2#'ihi., You are hereby ji"iifietl that a Bill j of Complaint for Divorce has been riled against )ou, and you are re- quired i" serve a copy of your Answer "i- Pleading I'.lll of Complaint "ii the plaintiff's Attorney, RAY A. Mi'NSi'N. :;in Ingraham Rulldlmr, Miami, Florida Mill and file the orig- inal Answer or Pleading In the office "f the Clerk "f the Circuit Court "n ..r before tin- :'.l~t da) "I .\au-ii-t. 1964. If you fail I" the relief demanded in th.- Bill of Complaint. This notice shall be published once each week for fout.....naecutlve weeks in T1IK. JEWISH PLORID1AX. DONE WI' ORDFRKD at Miami. Florida, this I'lth day .,f July. A.D. 1964. K. B. l.KATHKP.MAN. Clerk, Circuit Court, Dade Cbunty, Florida I seal) By! MAROUERITE M<>RFORD| l>.-|.i.tv Clerk HAY A. Ml'NS'i.N M0 Ingraham Building Miami. Florida SI1S1 Attorney for Plaintiff 7 SI, \ 7-14-21 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COUR IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63424 C IN HE Estate ol OSCAR S. ADDER 11.-, east a. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Ha inw claims or Demands Against - Estate: Yi.-.i are hereby notified and quired i" pre*'-lit an> claims and " niands which you may have ., - the estate "i ttscar s. Adl, r deceasj kite of Bade County, Hot-Ida. t" ti count.- Judges of Dade County, ai file the same In their offices In t Count) Courthouse In Bade count Florida, within s.\ calendar moot I from ii" date "' the rirat publli i ii, i. of, or the 'ine will be barred CAR! IL 8. CAIDIN Executrix OAIDIN .\ ROTHENBERa \i-.- m is Kl BIseH) ii. Bldg, Miami, Flm Ida 7 Si, ^ 7 II- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRSUlT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORDA. IN CHANCERY No. 64 C 8379 SAM SATIX8KY, Plaintiff, IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT llS .....* jnblfc u^uN I Y, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63735-C IN RE: Batata of iky inc. HENRY STERN 1 1,-,-eaHed. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditora and All Persons Hav- ing claims or Demands .Vgalnst Said Estate: You are hereby notified and re- quired to present any claims and de- mands which you may have against the estate ..f IRVINC HENRY STERN dsiinaned late of Dads County, Flor- ida, t" the County Judges of Dade County, and flip th,- sain,- in duplicate and as provided In Section 7:13.16. Florida Statutes, ii their offices In the County Courthouse in Badi Coun- ty, Florida, within six calendar months (ram th.- time "f the Ural publleatlon heri "i the same ill l" bai i e.l. Bated al Miami, i I >i Ida, thla 22nd lay of July, A.D. 1964. BETTY s sn:itN As K\<-- lit i i \ First publication ..( this nol the Slat da) of Jul) HAROLD I Cl IHEN Attorney for Exccut ^7Cl Coal Way, -Miami 45, i-la. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLOR.DA IN CHANCERY No. 64C 7964 Il IROE V \/A." i:/.. riailillll, \ >. PAII.A IDDELIZA VAZQUEZ, I ..i, n.laut NOTICE BY PUBLICATION T> I'AII.A ILDBLB! V \ AZtJl'EZ Call. 54 S 1524 .illy ISA y 47 Marlanao Havana. i VOC ARE 'II KEBY n< tlfled that a Complaint t"ii Blvorce has been filed against yo i and )."i are i" i- b) i, a 11 i, ,1 to servi -i op) .-: .. our an- a.r t.. the Complalnl ..n the Plaln- itiifs attorney, LESTER RtklERS, whose address 921 N.W. 14th Street, | Miami, i...: i.i.i. and file the original of the Answ-i- in the -,:|.....f the i clerk "i iii. Eleventh Judicial Circuit in and l"i Hade County. Florida, on or before thi 2flth day of August, i94, in ,1. lanlt ,.f uh-h the Complaint "ill be taken as confessed b) you. BATED tlds I7th dav of July, K'flt K. B, I.KATHKHMAN clerk of tin- i'Ircutt Court is.all By: MAI'.c.lKltlTI-: MURFORD i', puty cierk 7 24-SI, 8 7-14 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 'N AND FOR DADE COUNTY FLORIDA IN CHANCERY No. 64C 8732 MAVIS K C..INS Plaintiff, l-'l.. \ S. CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUUICIAL CIRCUIT. DADE COUNTY. FLA. No. 64C 8028 IRENE Mll.l.i'iAN Plaintiff, i -. JAMES MICHAEL Ml LLIOAX i iefendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION VOl', JAMES MICHAEL Ml I.I.IKAN 1037 Teller Avi nue Bronx, N,-w Y',rk are notified to serve cony of your answer t" Divorce Complaint filed against you on plaintiffs attorney, ORoltfiE NICHOLAS, 644 N.W. K'lh \v, Miami, la. ami file original with cierk ..f this Court "ti or before 24, ;'..;i othei omplalnt will I -. .1 by you. DATED Jul) 20, 1964. B, Ii. LBATHERMAX, d. rk (sealj U) : M VROl ER1TE MoRFORD IYB RC8SELL 0( 'INS I ',t, ti.In ol NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Ti I'M IYI Kl'SSKI.I. IK 'INS II. uldenee i 'nknow n You, FLOYD KI'sSl'l I. CO'XS are her.-l.) notified thai n Bill of Complalnl for Divorce has been Pled agalnsl you, and you are required t" -,-\. .i eop) .a' your inswer ov plead- ing i" the Bill "f Complaint on Ihe fl .ui. -i ii. > i It. Ma) hi s, III" Congress Building, Miami, Fla., and t.. file the original answer or plead- ing in the office "f the Clerk of the Circuit court on or before the s,ii da) ol September, 1964. If you tail to l" s... judgment b) default will i>, taki n against you for the relief demanded in the Kill of i'omplalnt, Th- n,,tit-'- shall i" published once each week for foui consecutive i in THE JEWISH Kl.' IRIDIAN, DOXB AND ORDERED al Miami. Fla., this :,th day of August, A.D. 19*4. i: B i.i: vt i i Kit man. cierk, Circuit Court. Hade County, hlorida (aenl) It) : B. II. I.A.WY A Y. 1 i.-putv Clerk I. K. Mayers Attorney at Law i no Congress Building Miami. Fla. Pb: 371-1328 B 7-14-21-21 3YLV1 V SATISSKY. Defendant. ORDER OK PUBLICATION r.i SYLVI v SAT1N8KY '-,1 Cuter Str.-t. Apt. No. -4 South Haven, Michigan You are hereby notified that I complalnl for Divorce has been flh auainst you and you are required l aervi a cop) of your Answer ,.r Pleat ina t" -aid anplalnl on Plaintiff nttoineys, I: \-i MAN Dl'IIKi. 91 . Yinshy Bldg Miami, Florida SSli .m.i file the rilnal answer or Pu ." na In Ihe office "f Ihe Clrcull Cl. I on or before the 4th day of Bept 1964. h v.. i fail '.. d" s" Judgmei I nlll be taken against yi |. inanded in said con IniXE and uRDERED al M i j lot .i.i this :'*th dav "f July, B. i: LBATHERMAX, , -; i.i i 'ourt 'h rk I >ade County, Florida Rj c p, COPELAND, l. put y 'lerk RAYMAN & IH*HIO Att) -. \ Rhbj Mia ui Floi Ida. 7-31. --7- N' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW TICK is HEREBY OIVEN eks i the undersigned, desiring to enj business under the fictitious name FRATERNITY JEWELRY at Ui South Dixie Highway, Coral Bable Florida intend I" register said nan with ih. Clerk "f the Circuit Court - l Midi i 'ount). Florida. LEO SCHERKER Dt IROTHY SCHERKER As Co-Partnere STERX. HCTNER& BAXTER B) ; W illi.im A. Stern 11 Attorn, j h for Owners T/fc-Sl, 8 - SUPERIOR STAMP & SEAL WORKS MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR RUBBER STAMPS Corporation Seals and Supplies CHARLIE MERZ, Owner 613 N.E. 1st Ave. FR 4-1034 I * L**i*r Firrt-ti-r Fridr-.- - Escaped Big- Time Nazi Back in Jail -. - . - - : i . f ;- - kM "Jt sees ee- ^k.< he c ... *- %\wk ; tj t t ;*e- "i ; ... t S* : - : : <* S?~ =~ =-.-- ts ae- f: - t eveeaj* -a*a t -l'-<- >Mli **! ** * ia- '*oc-i*di -* iev - Zt ". 'I sa* r= s>* S.J* v***.*** *>* . **" >/*?> *ad % *aj try t Wtm **? t ?* ar. so "? * .- * .... - - ifcari for - "r- rrrtr.f I *; .* pr. -' ne*J el brs> - jaard a*it jtfr^< \-wwm other -..-*n an ... 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"-0 feet For Ca p rg or Car $1.00 including 5 batteries HINftY MANCINI PLAYS ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS RCA v :..-,-. 4k P I iecord ef 12 (/eat : idea t.wz -- I U U .-.- cf 'Ktnl ..-::, Mear> '.' .-is orc^f -..;--; i.-i i* t a* NOT -taaaj Ovt evr effort KCtunts U bailee caatpaniet1 Bl Goodrich u la jiea it ^ m* *tn naeiei n 77 S SI MOtTM MltHI 13JS0 N W 71* tt NOtlN MIAMI Ifl-- 17M n Miami lic ![- i mm inn it* .:. met ?001 S III Boi 6 P - L t to S f ':>> 4Stk St WUT MOHTWOOD MIT MfHralte Hi. at State j ; mio* laea raiaral . rt .-.:t:i.t 11)0 litii .1 7I32 ta.fa < wist riiM icacN *27 Nt'tn 0 i I MICHANICU SCRVICC .' at mi stoats- 1 the U/< oman s UJorlJ ~Je wisJh Floiridliaxi Miami, Florida, Friday, August 14, 1964 Section B Miss Universe Girls Visit Temple Temple Emanu-El played host to four of the Miss Universe con- testants. Miss Israel. Ronit Rinat; i Miss Tunisia. Claudine Younes; ' Miss Puerto Rico. Yolanda Rod- j riques; and Miss New York, Dor-, thea Langhaus, at an inspiration- ;. I brunch held at the Temple on Sunday morning, Aug. 2. The visit, a dramatic change of pace for the visitors, was spon- sored by Temple Emanu-El's Sis- terhood under the chairmanship of Mrs. Herbert S. Shapiro, presi- dent. A highlight of the morning was a discussion of Jewish customs and traditions in their native lands b\ Miss Israel and Miss Tunisia, with Herbert S. Shapiro serving as interpreter. Following the brunch, the group toured Temple Emanu-El's Library, the Jewish Museum, a branch of the Jewish Theological Seminary's Museum, and concluded their visit in the Temple's Sanctuary. As a momen- ta of their visit, the guests of l.i.mir were presented with a book of blessings and hymns. Among Temple members who joined in the brunch were Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Alterman. Mrs. Lena Bender. Mrs. Louis Cap- land. Mrs. Sander Graubard. Mar- sha Capland. Ronald Isaacson. Dr. and Mrs. Sherman Kaplan, Mrs. Jacob Katzman, Mrs. Use Leder- berger, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Lyt- ton. Jack S Popick. Mrs. Harry Protzel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rechtman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosenblatt, Mrs. Murray Sshwartz- nian. Mr and Mrs. Herbert S. Shapiro, Mrs. Milton Sirkin. Mr, and Mrs Michael Sossin. Mr. and Mrs. Tarasow and Mr. and Mrs Israel Teitch. Dr. Irving Lerhman is spiritual leader of Temple Emanu-El. 52 Association In Card Party Refreshments and prizes will be included in the card party spon sored by the 52 Association of Greater Miami on Thursday even- ing, Aug. 27, at Southgate Tower Apts. Chairman of the event is Mrs. Frances Levine. The Association directs its en- ergies to the Veterans Hospital in Coral Gables to brina enter- tainment to the patient.-, and fi- nancial aid to their families Hft to right are Mrs. Jules Weston, president of Coral Chap- , American Medical Center at Denver, Mrs. Irving Rubin- ir. Mrs. Harry B. Schwartz and Mrs. Murray Harrison dis- s:ng the 60th anniversary conference of the National Coun- ts! Auxiliaries Aug. 16 in Denver, Colo., which they will .... as Coral Chapter delegates. Cora! Chapter Sending Delegates to Convention CO:-;. Chapter of the American M propi: -end-off to the dedication conve \un in Denver of the new researci wing of the hospital Tht t'."th anniversary conference of th( National Council of Auxil- iaries will meet Aug. 13 to 16. The ter tc leport on the conference. Bfch'-ates are Mrs. Jules Wes- ton, : -ident ol Coral Chapler. MfB. !?Miig Rubinstein. Mrs Har- ry 1! -ihuart/ ar.d Mrs. Murry Harn .p The> left Wednesday by jet airline for Denver, and each will go separate ways on vacations for the balance of the month. Mrs Schwartz will go to Los Angeles to visit a niece and two grand-nieces and bring her son. Donald, back to school, and pre- paration for his Bar Mitzvah in February. Mrs. Harrison is going to the World's Fair In New York, and Mrs. Rubinstein will visit rela- tives in Texas. Mrs. Joe Schaffer. a national delegate, past presi- dent of Coral Chapter, will be driv- ing to the convention with her husband and visit her grandson. Roger Schaffer. who is attending school in Las Vegas. Nev. WANT AilE tNVMTED TO 01 MIMHWS nu-fi-TO-.M iiool fasuio\ shows: get your "agent 007" badge at any Burdine's back-to-school show AMERICAN GIRL FASHION SHOW SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2 P.M. Burdine's Dadeland, upper level see the swingingest "in" looks this side of school, modeled by our Junior High School Board. Listen to the "Yea-Yea' music of the Chessmen! > f^Pfc* SEVENTEEN "I IN FASHION" SHOW MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 7:15 P.M. Downtown Miami Burdine's, 4th floor Auditorium Meet Gay Messina, guest editor of Seventeen! Repeat show: 163rd St. Burdine's, August 21,7 p.m. YFS Middle Level. 1 J by ISABEL GROVE Mi.-s Nancy Berman was hon- ied at a bridal shower Tuesday ?rnoon in the Deauville Hotel's tiarlcinagne Room Hostesses the 50 guests were Mrs. A. Ictor Huber. Mrs. Ralph Shere IJd Mr-. Louis Grossman . Be bride-to-be and her fiance, ark Sokilik, are both grads of liami U. Her degree is in location, his in business admin ^t ration . Hoiiseguesting at the No. |iami Beach home of Rabbi lose- and Dora Weiss, her sis- r Janet with husband Moses epfer and their three, Ger- Jde. Herbie and Joseph . a first look at the Gold Coast the Brooklyn family . {abbie Weiss, who came here )m the Bronx seven years ago, practising his do-re-mi's for the chanting he will offer during the High Holy Days at Young Is- rael. * t * The Harold R. Hirschfield family giving up their home on Miami Beach for new abode at 20201 So. Woodland Rd., Shaker Heights, o. . Joining the trek to the cool North Carolina mountains are the Howard Katzens, So. Miami, who will be spending the next ten days at Whittier. * A delayed happy ending to Pauline Grunduerg's planned vacation to New York Left Miami Beach for the Promen Continued on Pag* 3-B CINDERELLA "WAND'-erful FASHION SHOW on TV WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 8 A.M. Channel 10, Molly Turner Show See delightfully animated drawings of the season's newest fashions, for round-the-clock wearing! MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHION TEA THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 3:30 P.M. Downtown Miami Burdine's, Hibiscus Dinrng Room Ingenue magazines GIRL GAME sponsored by Cocoa Plum Women's Club to benefit Willie Holdren Memorial Scholarship Fund. Donation, $?. Call MO 7-7916 for tickets. YEA-YEA-YEA FASHION JAMBOREE SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2 >.M. Burdinf's Dadeland, Deb's Den have a chance to win a Beatle record and pictures! Modeling of the most-wanted styles for campus, plus the way-out music of the Chessmen! You'll lunnlMnt fhiorta BURD I N B-MBM *~Sjrr-. 1.^-js-i '-. .1.-7- >ttjc Wot -V rrr^a *.cr:-r._3---r.-.- ri-.iz..:.-: .r-. Y_-i Nv-: 3/Lr.c=: Lcjaei asSoac: =naoa adMa Be Im ocSag -.. auaaapaq dmc .:-.-.- -. v-_._^-~-,- Serv :~ Yewrasai A '-.- JWY Ladies' Auxiliary Slates Woman Legislator at Fete Honoring President Vf.M tfa*7 Aav. KkKkix I .-.-; .---*- i' F. 1/ ..- .* pTV - ."" t.;.-.? y nil4' X.*' M-tjjs 7\* -jz~ ;t- :'. :- * av/ :r.' "'-?<> rat aV<*i ^u '-^- *rz,,t, La- - -- '.- \ Nwa here mmM\tntim\j txml er>r.*nrtJon >< Ac JWV m . Inn QUICK! ...PRONTO! ...SHNELL! Carf p. -:, u lhr (MM for laymr that fc< no" p://- cruvt ir.ix u ve.-/ fatt and easy to fix. CHEF IOY-AH-DEE* Ct Urn Ct>"pUte in tt.ii v pxLaft -r -* ea-.ier and qd ' prrr.re ;han ever" Just add . to the v favter-u>fix tni' for a tender, crunch/ enj ei'injliaaj. Buh. true Italian pt//a uu.t seasoned wkr .->-'& >^ spice*.Topped wit.n choice Italian-.!/ i cbjeeves Have tome toon I Swrs. A.-J v - ioCMM Mb --::: 1--;: y~z hzst- '.-.:.--.'-. -\rr.. -^*or -- safe* :r*aa>st Crukliaii t*et a*d fast*. taaa ti atLcer- TV tainBuaB -=* ".ete- ;isa>.:i. i- CanJ aaata of faarv tatta* Imb Aecepbaf pri uanat a- Dr Jmtpk .-rarjae. exeraaue director wita tfr* 8eaa Brown Fr>ii VAV5 Carver Named Lions Chairman F *-..:. Deaa? ... .. .,-,-- Mn Lorn* . test of msec- pn ~i a- tor. off.T tar the ami:....-, c 'aaeataow ar>^ M" is*r.,a-.a Daasee :. a p-* .1*?: I hi her tiM") a-1 icct af JWVA -.-i Mr- Hranet t. L K/aaiU>r *:, a- BaM0 ! c^retnoo^s Mr Sor-.a Crane. caairmac and Mr- Bk*da DraUcfc. enoriir^tor Mr? VacK- pdhed to dtfciua ~Tbt Expwoenc** o< a Lad;- Le-si-i." f r"-.-"i~ -i- ar to tataad. a yr iMtaB of L Mane Balafcar. a-.comoar.^-: Doctot-a at the ptaito c -i :.-.# ^uauic i >-i,a- rHaT etaded naek cted a. +*ur Mfler. aimtwt director f tlae VeeTa*- .Vl~atrt>oe '. -. li. l r fceroc* Cn! Of face Oarte* Onscitn. supenav tecdent of r*\ Veterans Service*. and XatJaaal '. %VS > Bertna H Satt I id oCAer >crk-faopf Crai? >: -ctor of roca- Lataoo. Departa>ent and -*e. Ur .' F*rda YcL.x Pwt IcnaH ie-??iat:re irrector - trim a- amc adflMattrator of Haastns tor the Orteri;. I S riotutai and i!^a>- .- . m- sale f - - New! AJAX all purpose cleaner 'XX' ; deans everythin\ from the floors up!* <( in I a m ti n d n I V I' Perfect A Nswer fi. aiaer mKtmiit Sour Cream and berries? Summer meals taste brighter with .-4\ iced Tetley Tea! TO LOW CALORIE MEALS Sl* that weighty fonm . itrrt plenty ef nutritious, Havorfv' Aupust Bros. Sreod m*6 from select spring wheat flour . contains no shortening. fu*fMn:cKti MMUUAM an e IA MIS VIENNA 166 TWB1 eflttMCN fctlAB ease JOUi HAVB IOUJ TETLET Make iced tea .t- momttj wb 1*M l.Tt Tea *>rifht anj bracmt the tines! tea .looijbe: la Bulk and I < few a* la- 1117 OUl6iTtO OfF!r.,'. T{* N 0*iD'SF*l* - CLEANS LIKE A WHITE TORNADO the first all purpose ceaner good enough to be called Ajax Youtl see a wh*e tornacI fat e'ea-s e.eyth.n< aaJM Eren corr.fs build up come spart1-^ *** out scroptnc *"<> you ax : rinse! New Aai AH Purpose with ammonal leexes a ti- ciea-1 smell that p'o.es it s iea i thejoM .; Amierica's Ughf 8ret Henry E. Mangels Co 3550 N.W. 58th Street Miami, Florida m, August 11. .1964 *Jenisf> fk.rktta.ii Page 3-B fc Wed New Hospital Official ty Children's Hospital now coordinator of Volunteer She ll Mrs. Lois Weil. J SW 95th 5*.-. a lormer school tr and resident of the Miami IT 25 years mBu)) laude honors graduate of the Bm\ersity )f Miami, Mrs. Iwll be a touch-and-go pro- gram, > piny wirh problems, fill- ing foiinteer gaps, and supplying worn*' :j('\ver wherever it's need- tle hospital ;.re over 120 Candy Strip- onage gir'.i who do all sorts of (lores, and many "senior" or adult vi'ijnteer- "lade up primar- ily of v,.inioi! wi-ii arc members of the variety Women's Commit- tee. ; f the functional commit -. Weil will help coordi- ilde Norses' Aides, Party Play Therapy, Hostess ii-nt Department), Sew- , Hospitality (Gift) Shop. ml hospital services. women volunteers are anxious he!" r children and want ti work Erectly with the tiny p;r ents." -.id Mrs. Weil. Som. tees Mi nato in Plaaniii (Out-P. ing Urn and gen "Mos Adath Yeshurun Now Registering We ti meats doing' Ther. women new $T. is neai i to rotate their assign- tbey'U enjoy what they're 'Sing-a-Longs' a need for more adult tlunteers now that the nillion b Hiding program . comp!---ion and 85 more patient-beds ha.- >een added, she pointed out. Tifereth Jacob Rummage Sale Tempi? Tit'ere'u Jacob Sister- hood; i- spor-niiu a giganUc rumftSi sale Monday through Wednesi'oV. Aus 31 to Sept. 2. fronSe ?o 5 v <' To br neld at 903 K. 4th Ave.. Hialeati next d: to the Temple. proceed will '> channeled to mimteii. nee .-.' the Religious ol building and teachers' sal- sale of usable articles was initiate* i i>y (!'. ;ho fufflftfai i.ng pr ever since. V Pioneer Women to Open Season Mrs. Milton Green, president, Greater Miami Council of Pioneer Women, has called a meeting for Tuesday, 1 p.m.. in the Community Room of Miami Beach Federal. * Mrs. Joseph Krantz, president of Miami Beach Club I, an- nounces the first meeting of the season will be held on Thursday, Aug. 20, 1 p.m., at Washington Federal, 123-1 Washington Ave. Mrs. Jenny Seitlin, chairman of the Nominating Committee, will present a new slate of officers, elections will be held, and plans for the year's activities formulat- ed. * * Beach Club II is holding the first meeting on Monday, 1 p.m.,! at Washington Federal, 1234 Wash- ington Ave. Mrs. Ida Liftman, president, plans to outline acti- vities for the season. Registration for Hebrew and Sun- * day School at Temple Adath Ye- Kadimah Chapter is sponsoring shurun is scheduled for Sunday, an evening boatride for all Pio- 9 to 2 p.m. j neer Women and friends on Sun- Yehuda Segal, education direc- day. Aug. 30, at 5 p.m. tor. suggests that "parents who have not yet registered their chil- i dren do so on the specified date and time to insure that all stu- 0* OI\m dents be assigned to their desig- Ml Wl V/IOtTI nated classes prior to the open-) Scmi monthly "Sing a Longs" ing date of school which is Aug. planned originally for members of 31 Temple Or Olom Sisterhood have The qualified, experienced staff bcen so popu|ar that they arc now 01 teachers in addition to the open ,0 husbands and cniidren ! recognized, approved curriculum over 12 utilizing the most modern methods _. _ Of teaching, "have earned for the Chairman of Judaism Id the Temple's Hebrew and Sunday C"\m't,ee- ** Emery Schools an enviable reputation G"- >nitlacteJK *he. meetin* j ,_ u 11 ; tuZ un,ii, which offer Sabbath hymns and and high standing in the North Miami Beach community. he; trar>8slitcration "Modern centrallv-cooled and Next session will be held on heated 'classrooms' house the Wednesday evening. Mrs. Alvin ,t.noo| Levenson is Sisterhood president. The Hebrew School accepts chil- ---------------------- dren from age 8. nd !Sunday MOXWOM HoUSC . School children are eligible to at tend beginning l age 5. lOPS TOT HolldaV The Nursery School and Kinder- r 1 fatten are scheduled to begin Sept. Maxwell House Coffee, long a 1. with its own certified teaching favorite in Jewish homes, is the staff, fully-equipped playgrounds perfect beverage to top off your and classrooms and approved pre- Rosh Hashona dinners. The mak- n-hool for children 3 and 6. era of Maxwell House are old hands in the art of blending cof- fee, and the results of many years of perfecting the best possible blend is apparent with your first sip- Mother will want to keep a fresh pot on the stove so that when the holiday cooking is done and the house is sparkling clean, she can relax with a good cup of coffee. Then late at night, when the last guest is gone, and the chil- dren are all tucked in bed, mother and father can keep the holiday glow alive by chatting over their final cup of Maxwell House Cof- fee. So for New Year, and all year through, make your guests feel truly "at home" by serving them Maxwell House, the coffee that's good-to-the-last-drop. GRADUATE, EXPERIENCED NURSERY KINDERGARTEN 1EACHER Good, responsible personality, SEEKS POSITION. Call 667-9656 t^ocia/ite ... bu ade at Long Beach but ended up at Mt. Sinai Hospital instead . But that was two weeks ago, and now she's permitted to sit up and is looking forward to complete recovery and the de- layed holiday Constant visi- tor was son Moses . And recuperating from eye surgery at Miami Beach's Mt. Sinai. Mrs. Frieda Rappaport, now resting at home. 5180 NW 2nd Ter. Cheers for Ida and Mike For- er who never (well, almost nev- er' faltered on the schedule planned for the family vacation by teen-age Mindy and Joe . It took 13 hours per day for five days to cover 37 major exhibits and quite a few minor ones at the World's Fair Fortunate- ly for the senior Forers, the weather cooperated by remain- ing a comfortable 55 to 60 de- grees, although they occasional- ly thought wistfully of heavier clothing left hanging in the closets of their Miami home . Reward for it all was a week- end in Mt. Kosco, with boating and swimming ottering milder activity, and a chance for Mindy and Joe to meet "trillions" of cousins for the first time . Most prized memory for the deb Greenwich Village"the most" . For Joe, the live-hour sub- way ride for the same 15 cents. * - Miamians Mollye and Morris Garber home from a six-week trip to Europe Crossed the Atlantic on the SS France, spent YOU CAN RENT s j ^p^ country club living in the heart of the city Miami Beach's Only OCEAN FRONT Condominium Magnificent 1-bodroom 1-bath 4 a- bedroom 2-bath apartmont homo*. 5775 COLLINS AVE. 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Capri, and Venice where they, found the gondolas every bit as romantic as they had imagin- ed .. . Although they enjoyed every- thing they saw and did. the high- light of the trip for the Garbers was the three days they spent in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, with Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Blivajs and their 10-year-old son ... A neph- ew and niece whom they had never seen before, getting ac- quainted with them and their un- familiar way of life filled every waking moment with joy and wonderment . Last leg of the journey was another week in London with more exhaustive sightseeing and then the SS Coronia to New York and arrival home from a first trip to the continent, which left almost nothing to be desired, . except perhaps plans for the second. Month-long vacation over for Rabbi Simon and Fanny April now home, but with .1 new ad- dress. 3693 SW 24th Ter. Holi- day included a visit with their daughter. Esther, and spouse Herbert Blumenthal. plus the offspring. Harvey 16. Sarah 12. and Debbie 8, residents of Savan- nah, Ga. ... A stop in Atlanta with other relatives and friends, and another in Valdosta, where they were entertained by Rabbi and Mrs Samuel Zakuto. FOR RENT ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME Kosher Household. Sinqle Gentleman or CoupK S.W. Section. HI 8-7102 Wanted WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY COUPLE Very light housekeeping. Call UN 5-7210 Compliments of Miami's Most Beautiful Exclusively Jewish Cemetery ^yVlta As long as supply is available. MOUNT NEBO CEMETERY 5505 N.W. 3rd Street, Miami, Florida Please send me, with.ml obligation, < Yarhzeit candle and holder, I would also like full information on Family Burial Batatea in Mount Nebo Mount Nebo'o Community Mausoleum Name______________________________________________ Address --------------------------------------------------------------------- City ________________Zone State---------- ;^o vi * MmmM flhrMbr rr.ec-r x .* Onw the-fKecrlnt of <^ociety KoHcos on Ocean Voyage to Israel Miss Turchen Dental Student Exchange Vows - ^J"._ < -.-.. :- M **.. I 4 > - f ' Nancy Wagner Says Vows With Ronald Weintraub X* ant* X s.:tiiu: - - M SaMCi 7 - ?*->-- : Ha Be Mr Hi M.i Jaa E T^ur \.* a*4 M." Md V- Mat aTiaatrjah. 1J5 V la i u.v- * - Sacrvi raaehr ' OftHBCa *< Mii - . .r cam :-:., Eroanu-El C Mrairfj ar tte uni was pea* ' Ends Season omp '- eat SLisc ef FtOBraaj a -tsaaer hr At a- Ca^ > i m am ri Jj at Cue Para i^, ~**L tfie araiyae* left aa te ***T ***" ******' *** (lam a Line* Oa taaar re- Eaaaaat-E Gaas Bra*rii ^ tarw. tar? w-M iair a M-aan prnajraat *aj *iraeaa a> w j^.; aeaek -** laafcar tax aafovaai y Tkw a*-* Mr Eatfca a tae ** reaaatam. :mc :_-*, aaj at ra* taie Han? X Scavaatx Tus year tea w -a* crave* '- .( nag - '1 UMMfKI VXJC4US - : -- B Mar I i i an Alpha Eparlc- I : - X 1, MH WILLIAM UCHJ Balmoral Rites For the Lichts - Tfcc Rapa- M pea. ;-*-.-. L;r.-.a ""ireengood rr..d of BM -. Denise CrceaMjaad arid Soerr. Jar.* Miller aaj i -.ndesmaids '.abb; rra'.k Pltehaff f/f(ciat*^ a' th^ 7pm ceremony hich va- !olkied v. a reception at the Daughter of Mrs Helene Rapa- port 7325 K Treasure L/r the r/Tide attended the Uaivenity of Miaaal and Charron WflBaaM Com- ' ;al College The bridegroom, son of Mary Uefct, W) VF. ITIal T^r at- tended \J;ami Dad* Junior Col- i! and his bfMa a-fll ; E e Rd M;ra.-r.ar I Be-t rr.ir. -as Paul f'eldman. Robert Chaikin and Ea| ar* ' M*t. fOUAiB MTfUrrtAUl Reservation' for seat* in the -auetuary fr Higa Hol> Day ser- ..ee ''artm? Sept 7 at Beth Ko- deh OBjaaBBfaaaBl are berne ac- eepted -r.rougnout the week /oung Adult Group TNT Young Adult Group of mi Beach *ill hold it- August affair at the Surf comber Hatat Babalu Lounge on SOHtaj I I fJU^' For Very Special Occasions... S*j/C THE Juiftkmat COUNTRY CLUB'S CALCUTTA ROOM Just imagine hav.r.g tt* aatfri Diplomat Country Club, yoan exeloarvely for weddingi, partiea or peeial dinnera! Catermg; faciMtiaa for group* of 100-300. available 7 dayi a weak. There'i no other room quite like the Calcutta Raom in this area! Unlimited free parking. Pot nunmttm call 945-9571 in Miami of WA 31 11 in Hollywood MOLLVWOOD-BV-TME-8EA ^rot*inC \ [K >^ ^ For ETgi"t TiTnctWrt 'Compitu Caiar.nf Factiilxs to' thai Soc a _Pr1f >rvd in supe^ti lastMon setting t^at wiM rtlet your food tatt*. .CONFIRMATIONS RECEPTIONS WEDDINGS BANQUETS MEETINGS PARTIES A TMt-ilMi or a ala cilatiallm *> 3 SOB ami*' DIETARY LAW9 STRICTLY OBSERVED UNBER TH SUPRlO'' Of RABBI TIBOR H. STERN / EAUVILLE Charie. M,n r. F..cuHv. Food Director PHOMEt UN 5-j 1 ; ON TH( OCCAM ar 7tfi STMCCT. MIAMI HEACM jay. August 14, 1964 vJenlsli Artftoi Page 5-B ... ^AfLout J^coplc ana I" laces ... First Service At Synagogue lONE EXCITING MONTH "It has been the most exciting month we |h;ive ever known," said Mona (Mrs. Philip) .Varshaw. Daugter Staci was engaged on July (12 to Shepard Lesser and is to be married this [Friday. In between, came all of the trousseau hopping, wedding arrangements and parties, Earties, parties. The first was a shower given b> Mrs William Lowen- thal and Miss Joan Marcus. Many of Staci's Jiigh school friends were [there, including Mrs. Javid Langer, Mrs. Max Ispeigelman and Mrs. [Michael Segal. Friends lot her mother's, Mrs. i Leonard Kggert. Mrs. teuton Levinson and Irtrs. Irving Hirsch. were hostesses at a "Happy Brunch" luncheon at pie Alcazar Hotel. JGuests at this linen (ghowor included Mrs. Moe Feingold, who act- pd as cupid in introducing the couple, Mrs. Neil- Em Weinkle, Mrs. If. J. Kratze. Mrs. Kervin Shaftcn and Mrs. John Feller. Mrs. Joseph Les- ser, mother of the groom, came in from West Palm Beach where they have lived for the past thirty-eight years. Next came a kitchen shower at the Colum- bus Hotel given by Mrs. Robert Lewison. Mrs. [Max Lewison and Miss Ruth Sperling. Staci's .kitchen will be in shades of blue, but the guests [weren't feeling blue at all. Included in the j party-goers were Mrs. Max Pepper. Mrs. Frank i Barer, Mrs. Joseph Oarvett, Mrs. Paul Sobel MONA and Mrs Theodore Sandier. The bridal lunch- eon just before the wedding, was to be given by Mrs. Edward Roth, Mrs. Raymond Feincr and Mrs. Sidney Teller. Among guests were to be Mrs. Joseph Lipton, Mrs. Jacob Sher, Mrs. Lou Grossman. Mrs. A. L. Nadler, Mrs. Daniel Sep- ler and Mrs. Leo Ackcrman. Cynthia and Jos- eph Warshaw. Staci's brother, came from Balti- more with their two youngsters, Laura and De- borah, in time for Cynthia to be at the luncheon. Sylvia Lcfcourt who is floating on a satin cloud in Europe, wrote Irom Auchgerarden, England, that she can't believe that the wed- ding is happening while she is away. It's the only event in the Warshaw family that the Let- courts have missed. MEN COOKS ARE BEST Well, it all depends, Larry Sherman does the barbecuing at the Sherman house, but Jane made aS of the schnecken (pecan rolls), banana cake and ice box cake the night they had guests for dinner A fancy cut-out watermelon basket filled with fresh fruit was in the center of the hulfet table. After-dinner games included one that made a terrific bit called "Name the Fa- mous Person." There was a tie for first place. One winning team was David Schonzeit and Marilyn (Mrs. Harry) Smith, and the other win- ning team was Irene (Mrs. David1 Schonzeit and Phillip liloom. Swimming in the pool came next, along with the modeling of an almost topless bathing suit. Among the guests were Judy and Tom Gerard, Barbara and Bob Sussman. Gerry Lou and Buster Silverman. Linda and BUI Bind- er. Marilyn and Howard Avers, Judy and Larry Markman, and Dr. and Mrs. Howard Nevell It will be a reverent moment lor I'll III ipwill when the first reli- i gious services begin at the com pleted premises of the Jacob C. j Cohen Community Synagogue at 1532 Washington Ave. Special Mincha services to sanc- tify the new location will be held on Sunday at 6 p.m. The observ- ance will be a prelude to the grand dedication planned lor later Ui the year. Rabbi Abraham Weinschneider. spiritual leader of the new syna- gogue, stated that "when the Holy Temple in Jerusalem was built. Ihe King and the Elders first as- sembled in sacred prayers to sanctify the ground and the sacred vessels." Jacob C. Cohen, president and founder, is extending an invita- tion to the Jewish community to visit the new synagogue for the lirst prayer service. the smartest three words you can say about a function: It's at DOK\L FRANCES LEHMAN Freidins Will Live in Gables Now on ;i honeymoon in the Caribbean. Mr. and Mrs Howard Alan Freidin "ill live in Coral Gables They were married in the Miradoral Room of the Doral Country Club on Saturday even ing, Aug. 8. The former Marilyn Rose Gid- ney .-elected a Biaochi original of white >ilk peau de soie styled with a beaded alencon lace em- pire bodice and long tapered lace sleeves. The controlled peau de soie skirt terminated in a flow- ing beaded alencon cathedral train, and tiers of French illusion were held by a beaded pillbox. Gowned in long yellow chiffon empire frocks, attendants includ ed Marsha Gidney, maid of hon- or, Linda Adelman. Marjorie Ep stein, Merle Freidin and Adele Goldklang. The bridegroom's brother. Philip Freidin, served as his best man, with Steve Chase, Robert Cole, Mark Demsky, Jeffrey Gidney, ushers, and Georgie Luck, ring bearer. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ris J. Gidney, 5251 No. Bay Rd.. the bride is a June graduate of Boston University where she was 1 a speech therapy major. She is a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority and Sigma Alpha Eta, ; speech honorary society. The bridegroom is the son of , Mr. and Mrs. Alex Freidin, 1270 1 9-tth St. A graduate of the Uni- versity of Miami with a degree in accounting, he will enter the university's School of Law. on the ocean at miami beach A new standard of elegance on Miami Beach. Superbly planned and executed weddings, luncheons, business meetings . ranging from 10 to 1000. or in a miami country club setting Spaciousness is the keynote of your affair amidst the plushness of the Doral Country Club. Weddings, confirmations, ban- quets are enhanced by the country club atmosphere of this resort-estate. For complete details, please call Mr. Dai id Kovac. Director oj Fond and Bet eragt Doral Beach Hotel and Country Club JE 2-3600 * DEADLINE ? Deadline for the SPECIAL SECTION of the ROSH HASHONA ISSUE, devoted to ORGANIZATIONS and RELIGIOUS GROUPS WILL BE FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th. If your Congregation or Organization wishes to be represent- ed and has not as yet sent in Greeting, call Mrs. Thompson at FR 3-4605 E. Allen < i ker MKS. HOWARD FRflDIN PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN WORKING, SELLING OR STAYING IN ISRAEL TEMPORARILY OR PERMANENTLY can obtain information through the representative of THE JEWISH AGENCY, 1 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, Room 205 JTHURSOAY, AUGUST 20th through MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd Telephone for Appointment 532-1707 Spring Rites For Miss Ehrenberg | An early spring wedding is I planned by Sandra Ehrenberg and j Henri Fernanil Wolfe, ton of Mr. j and Mrs. Charles S. Wolfe. 1043 .Hunting Lodge Dr., Miami Springs. Announcement of the engage- nient is made by the parents of the future bride, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ehrenberg, of Long Is- land, N.Y. The bridegroom-to-be attended j local schools and graduated from the University of Miami. He now lives in New York. BISCAYNE TERRACE 340 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD i MIAMI FLORIDA FACING BISCAYNE BAY UNDER NtW MANACtmnr WHERE THE STARS AND HEAVEN JOIN YOUR FESTIVITIES AT THE BEAUTIFUL NEWtY DECORATED STARLIGHT H AM.lt OOM SEATING UP TO 300 * WEDDINGS CONFIRMATIONS * BANQUETS RECEPTIONS ir LUNCHEONS MEETINGS FREE PARKING CATERING Package Deal, IncluJinq liquor, Cake, Hors d'owevers, Photographer Strictly Kosher Facilities Available Under Supervision of Rabbi Tibor H. Stern CALL SHIRLEY, CATERING MANAGER Formerly with Roseda/e Caterers FR 9-3792 Busines Specla Have thai s Meeting, anquet, or I Occasion i You'll find complete facilities to exactly satisfy your needs in the Kismet, Aladdin, Scheherazade and Ruboiyat Rooms, be it for a wedding or a private party I ANSWERITE TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE FR 3-2666 JE 8-0721 YOU GET MORI CALLS WHEN YOUR PHONE IS ANSWERED RITE MODERATE RATES 24-HOUR SERVICE Serving JF.FFIRS0N HIGHLAND MURRAY UNION FRANKLIN PLAZA NF.WT0N BIRTHS IN MIAMI First child, Dianne Arlene. born Aug. 10 to the former Bar- bara L. Laskin and Lewis F. Cohen, attorney, of 1850 SW 25th Ave. Grandparents for the first time are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laskin, of Miami, and Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Cohen, of Coral Gables. Paternal great-grand- father is Raphael Goldstein, of Atlantic City, N.J. at th for Informatloni HAZEL ALLISON Catering Director, JE 1-6061 2StH St. S. Collins Av*. Pr~ i B * *iV rfcrrfar T--- ~< j.-. "= --E = EK .- : - - " - an radio -.'.'"--* .n Ne - : B - -.-.sue id - -be as sev- enteen -h*n she pla;-- It . .-- "-' the man hee Stephen L*-r left Syracuse Uni- ^er had to ?et ried i 1 -k. aft*r Ikeir = " n .'-a-' Vieki ii J"st m ib the -1 "- 'three I Beta ater Miai ..... bat for : Gr i - - - ai- :.jn Stephanie Lois Welkind Becomes Bride of Ronald Harris Rohan tar r.:+. ------: \.: I -- : .- broofce Coo-trj Out -- - - -- - and . -- .... - I I ch tchm Mr . Bad Mr I Max M Rot.. 5W :*h Ct Grta :'th- er. the brwe ore a go- ported chantiily lace >.--..r.eo .:h a cathedra! tram banded in peau de ote fcailop neckline and -. *tte crown of rr.ima ore lace hearts edeed hi seed carii and >he earned hite or- - and roses. Md.r r nor Bad junior bndes- <--? Lorraine Welkind and I>ebwe I the - .,. -.- .-...uded Sondra Ma: Lisa Apple, flower girl. 0 X&&* TIRED? B; ; refresl talized .. Schz/itz Bodes-Swiss Knss Y eral and Whirlpool Baths Massage Complete Gymnasium-Swimming Pool - RATE PATES DUPONT PLAZA HOTEL 4 for and 'A'omen FP9 pa") hj The hr.(Sr?rooec breaav L -- - lomoo F?x and -jor : . A the Uni- member of - - :-:ho attend.: 11 of He tetoa Pi Lamb- I Alpha . Erst - Ui Foe re Miss Pe set sky Now Mrs. Ruth Barbara Ann dauah- ter of Mr and Mr Herman Pesetjfcy, i2: NE :::- St and Bald S Ruth, ma of Mr and Herbert Ruth. !24: maadj Dr ret* marned on u'da;- ..- Uig 8. at the Dipto- Dr I- Ler hi I .- the ceremony - ned *ith a coat and . ... pi - - . . .... - . I H o! 1 ir la r ii . * /SS. BOHALD UTH Sunshine Chapter Card Party - -....-.. I B nth Women, will ha\c a n and card party on Tueda> n :,t the Washington Federal tonum. 167'h St ;.nd NF 6th Chain Mr- Morrii n and Mrs Charlotte Fine LEO HOHAUSER PLUMBING C0WTBACTIW6 HP4MM S'v ng D NATURAL & ART/FICImL FLORAL DECORATIONS BLOSSOM SHOP 1572 Washington Ave., Miami Beach Call SYLVIA MILSEN JE 2-323! fRll DELIVERY ALL CRiAJlR i4l j MISS VEE B'.RLANG EM'lOYMENT Ph. 7577674 \ Read/ to erve you ga n witn 4 335 SW. 12th AVI. LEO AtllN. Oirector Mi. fR 9-02'8 f* 4*' Specializinf in Core f the (Merfy miW Cfcf'C/h' '/' 24-Hr Nartinj Service Special Diets Strictly C" i Private and Semi-Pnvate Rooms Jewish-Styie CicWinfl } d', crs. <3a>ly o' ** y 4 I a IK i i'l typaa, < I Ma or r>rr ll. * A-l EMPLOYMENT DOMESTIC HELP DAY V/ORKERS PS. FR 9-8401 m Cleoning-Laund y ; Storage 1201 20th Street JE S-61C4 Miami Beach OHN 7 A.M. 9 fM. Some Day Serv.ce Afever !? Chvt*- J] lay. August 14, 1964 "t-Jcnisii florkMM) Page 7-B tei* Sobels Reside Richmond ichmoad, Vb., will be the fu- home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter pry sobi-i who were married iday, Aug. 0, in a double ring Idlelighf ceremony. Rabbi rbi-rt Baumgard performed the nuptials held at Temple Am, A reception at West- fcoke Country Club followed, f'le fi rmer Michele Joyce Lebo- selected a floor-length gown imported chantilly lace with a jllant skirt. It was styled with p sleeves to wrist point, seal- neckline reembroidered with |uins and pearls, and a fitted Ice featuring a bow in the ir four-tier French illusion fell 111 a tiara of crystals, and the |al bouquet was made up of iscade of white orchids. laid of honor was Ronnie Ros- irg and Aiicne Sobel. Maxme lor served as bridesmaids, yer girl was Debra Feld. and . Louis Feld took charge of guest book. MRS. PfTfR SOBtL Miss Mire!l Weds Mark Finkel At Doral Beach The Doral Reach Hotel was the -(tting for the wedding done in shades of pink and green which united Paula Anna M'rell and Mark Jay Finkel on Saturday evening, Aug. 8. A reception and sealed dinner followed in the Mediterranean East Room. Rabbi Samuel April officiated at the nuptials. For the ceremony, the bride chose a gown of sata peau with a modified skirl highlighted in ap- pliques and seed pearls and a regal train. The bodice was de- signed with a round neckline am hand work of Swiss appliques am seed pearls and long sleeves tap- ered to wrist points. The veil of imported siik il- lusion was draped to a crown of seed pearls and sequins, and she carried an arrangement of white 1 orchids. lilies-of-the-valley and stephanotis on the bridegroom's Bar Mitzvah Bible. i Honor attendants were Mrs. Beth Torah Lists School Facilities Se bridegroom's brother. Al- Sobel. was best man. Eric Forida in December, and is a A)an Cohcn and Abbv Mireli tho Bwitz, brother of the bride, and j member of Delta Phi Epsilon, soc-; bride's sister. Dianne Whitman rk Freeman ushered. Steven, ial sorority. and caii Saxe 8erved as brides- el, the bridegroom's brother. Now attending Medical College, majds. ring bearer. | of Virginia, the bridegroom, for- ie bride is the daughter of Mr. i merry of West Orange, N.J., is a, Bcst man was Alan Cohen, with Mrs. Sidney Lebowitz. 7835 graduate of Miami Beach High, Leonard Click and Charles 98th Ct.. and granddaughter; and the University of Florida. He Prince, groomsmen. Mrs. Lee Krugman, who at- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Daughter of Mr and Michael tied the wedding. i Sobel. of Houston, Tex., formerly Mirell. 8125 SW 17th Ter.. the graduate of Coral Gables of Miami Beach. bride is a graduate of Southwest Mrs. Lebowitz will receive Jamaica was the honeymoon Senior High and is now attending Jegree from the University of destination of the newlyweds. Dade County Junior College N'urs ----------------------------------------------------ir.g School. shouts of -Shalom" will rever- berate through the halls of Beth Torah Religious School for the first time this coming school year on Monday. Aug. 31. when classes in the Hebrew School Department oi the synagogue will resume, George Katzman, chairman of the Board of Education, and Abraham J. Gittelson, education director indicated. Veteran members of the 11 brew School staff include Mrs Jack Diamond. Mrs. Irving Set del, Alexander Andron. Mrs. Mor- ris Levin, Hyman Cohen, Bmanuei Feder, Mrs. David Osman and Mrs Howard ROmer, Serving on Ihe Sunday School staff will be Mrs, Florence Gnu-sin. Mrs. Joan Cohen, Miss Kay Levin. Mrs. Max Steinfink and Warren Zundell. Included in the school program nil! be such special features as 1 regular remedial studies. "Hebrew Thru Fun." an oral aural prepara tory Hebrew School program, both Hebrew and General High School programs and clubs, student con- gregation services. The pre-Sehool division of the school is headed by Mrs. Sidney Kcshlansky. and offers a complete readiness program. Serving on the Pre-School staff, all licensed and certified by the Bureau of Jewish Education, will be Mr- Sol Ellenbcin. Mrs. Florence. Ginesin, Mrs. Dorothy Gruen, Mrs . Eugene Marshall and Mrs. Her The evenings feature guided ,)ert Comm In addition, the synagogue pro- vides an active youth program with its TNT (Talit and Tfilin) Club, USY for juniors and seniors of high school under the direction Martin Arono MRS. MARK F/NKF1 Open House At Beth Am Temple Beth Am. 5950 No. Ken- dall Dr., is holding open house each weekday evening between 8 and 10 p.m. tours through the new sanctuary, social hall, library, youth lounge and classroms. In addition, Rab- bi Herbert Raumgard and mem- iwn GrOSSITian TO bG Married A ( iA with Gross ""' sluu hers of the Board of Directors are the bridegroom graduated from on hand to answer any quest.on q| Mai.sha|, BaU(|th -^ yoim Irs Murry Grossman. 8335 SW uate of Palm Beach High School. Miami Beach Senior High and re- pertaining to the Temple J||dMa ro(|ps ujtl)- qu.1,i.|,, Religious School will begin on ycuth leaders. AZA and Other th Dr., announces the engage- lie attended the University of ceived a degree in accountancy t of her daughter. Dawn Beth. Florida, where he received his ..ewis Kapner, son of Mr. and Bachelor of Arts in economics. Irving Kapner. 258 County He was tapped lor membership Rd., Palm Reach She is in Florida Blue Key, leadership tile daughter Of the Lite Mr. honorary. rr> Grossman, Mr. Kapner received his law de- tis, Grossman is a native -ice from Stetson University, Miain.a;: She attended the I in where he was president of the venity of Florida, where she was Senior Class. He was a member an affiliate anil officer o| Alpha of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity Epsilon Phi. executive officer of His law education was furthered th* Women's Student Association at George Washington Timer a member of Florida Blue sity Law School and Harvard Law Speaker's Bureau, School. |e graduated from the School Mr. Kapner i- a member of the lucation at the University Of Palm Reach County liar Associa and is presently teaching lion. He is presently Assistant |ie English Department of Ilia ( ountj .solicitor in Palm Reach High School. County, when' he has served in fr fiance is' a native of the this capacity since 1!H!2. Beach where his familj has The couple will be married Aug sini e iri**>. and is a gra i 30. from the University of Miami. His parents are Mr and Mrs. Morns Finkel. 9316 Collins Ave Sunday morning, Sept. i> Classes Serving as spiritual leader of "he from kindergarten through ninth congregation and providing all On their return from a trip to grade will be taught each day. over direction is Rabbi Mas \ Jamaica, the newlj weds will live Confirmation classes will meet on Lipschitz, with Ren Zion Kirscl at 2001 NE 167th St. Saturday mornings. baum as Cantor. 2J 19 HOURS DAILY OF FULL STEREO 6 A.M. 'til 1 A.M. Pag 8-B Am f nnrirMyn Friday, August u to 1 1 1 1 By EDYTHE SCHINDLER Jeweler is Also Polishing TV Diamond He offered the diamond ring the customer I .uned it my- -If." he -,nd From raw ele- ments a -hiny thing i- -haped, 'in.tior. ..rid assigned b> ;h<- communitv a value incon- ith it- intrinsic quail- it diamonds or people :..hncation i^ a universal law e ii inall recornpensi the poor product and for :h' un killed producer thereby resign- ed to the pursuit erf illu-i\e pleas- ure to rapport Ms thin existence. EM make a better diamond or person, and "such wealth bnnas" :hat a man would "scorn to Us -tat- with kings Volunteer Work David Rabinowitz i* a man ted w ith hi- >-tute and ded- ' > lif' of -hapint: thine- ler ith his partners, his 'ather brother and- brother in- aw he operates the Diamond holei ile jewelrj con- low n Miami I n..... luonina prepare for the profession by their experience with the "Court of Junior Pleas And David Rabinnwitz feels a sense of ac- complishment in shaping the lives of others Toward the Theatre Rabinowitz, recognizing the possibilities of role-therapy and problem-solving inherent in his format, ha- volunteered to work with youngsters at the Kendall home. Every Thursday evening, be goes to Kendall and produces a -how, USing a problem BUg gated by the youngsters who also play the parts in the drama He -ees. first hand, the mar velous results from articulating and examining problem- 11<- hopes to help design a better person When Dave Rabinowitz was eleven years old, hi- family left Europe. Hi- father arranged for nit a~ Hebrew-*-;;r*er to t! them to Amenta sothithu dren would nut nil.. ,. " sons. At the age Rabinowitz quit high - went into the fag which wa- jewelrj through the years, he toward the Iheatn drama work one - played in summer - Ann Harding, and :-...- arrived in Miami. drama on state WQA About eight yi ,,i- cided to resume hi- cation. and after : -< DOOi equixalencv t. . in the University ol philosophy major e (] I radsJ "j| tit] a -nan' '-1 DAVID RABINOWITZ carvin-) good life s i7 r Marc Portnoy .it Ten IIit z n./i \ student -f the of 11- h Mil the Beth M ishc celebrant at- Thomas Jefferson Junior - turdaj orning, l*nds ;iulude the Bar Mitz High 'if \lr and Mrs \ ,;i,.t dinner will be held at j Rabbi Daniel M Michael's home "n Sunda) after no m eight radi nior High, the Harold Sluchak ieen a student in the 1 Bai Mitzvah of Harold, son Religious School lor the ol Mr and Mrs Morris .sluchak. past three yean will be observed during services i t- here for the oc Saturdaj morning, Aug IS, con- n --s ill be Marc's grandpar- dtnrted by Rabbi S T Swirsky at Mr and Mr- Moe Portnoy, Israelite Center : N'ev York A graduate of the Centers Re- ligions School, the celebrant is Michael Ehrlich in the eighth grade at Ponce de Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs, Leon Junior High. ard Ehrlich will become Rar He will be honored at I re- Mitzvah on Saturday, Aug 15, at ception on Sunday afternoon in be Congregation Kid- the home of hjs uncle and aunt, in hii honor will follow the Mr and Mrs Robert Perez a diamond ring that is not only beautiful but distinctive I have yet to fail in delighting my cus- tomer But possibly his more self-ful- filling satistactions are attained through hi- volunteer work with delinquent children at Kendall and by creating drama for tele- vision About ten year* ago. Rabino- witz conceived an original idea for a television program. He called his -how the Court of Junior Pleas." 'My purpose was to design a vehicle for airing and solving problem- between parent and children." -aid Rabinowitz "My format simulates an actual court room scene. The problem is -ub- mitted by the youngster, the judge is played by a volunteer attorney or judge, the prosecut- ing and defending attorneys are -elected from high school de- bating t< BUM, and the jury i- picked at random from the itudio audience Right Decision Mr Jack Yogman has been ap Sons and Federal Tell | The jury is unrehearsed But pointed assistant to the president Radio Corporation. I: , :t i- interesting to find that al- of Joseph E Seagram & Son-, [nc Telephone and Telesr..: | ter forty weeks of telecasting, it wa> announced by Edgar M a chemical engineer thirty-three verdicts wen Bronfman, president from Cooper Inion < brought in for the parent- bj a Yogman 1- currently a vice _____________________ teen-age jurj president and a member ol the it i- Mr Rabinowitz's conclu- Hoard of Directors ol Seagrams tl t if youngsters are given one ol the largest distillers in the the chance to discuss their prob- United State- He will continue lems, they'll usuall) come up to serve in these capacities, in with the right decisions addition to assuming the added re The Court of Junior Pleas" sponsibilities of his new position i- about to be purchased for net- He joined the company in 1951 work broadcasting it.- poten and previously had been associat- for influencing the direction ed lor ii years with Stevenson oi the ine- of participants has .Ionian and Harrison. New York been noticed Right here m the management engineers and con Miami area, there are many at Miltant- torneys and government office Yogman has al-o held engineer- holder- who were inspired to Ing positions with F. R. Squibb & All of Him Crej- Someday 1 hope philosophy." -aid M wits. "I want to affi he said "1 want | make a better life Whether his com. tnonrf?. people or idi Rabinowitz is InvoJ imagination, all creating. And that tool for carving the . ' teach 3abino- eopfc/' 'o them * dia. . Davidfl heart, tl with secret Seagram Firm Names Official ST. ft* BtTTt* Htt.lTH VISIT THl MIAMI HEALTH INSTITUTE PHYSICAL THERAPt BODY CONDITIONING GENERAL DIAGNOSIS t X RAY C0LONIC IKniGATIOHi ULTRA S0H1C THERfi CABINETS c-d MASSAGc 7235 Biscayne Blvd. Phone PI 7-7234 1 GORDON ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. 2148 NW. 10 AVE. FR 3-7180 . roof repaired now; i save on a new roof later ictory Wort I / oerienced AAen ' FLORIDA FILTERS "for Filters Hi Tloriia fillers" AIR FILTERS & PURIFIERS MANUFACil/ftfRS fOff INDUSTRY COMMERCE RESIDENTIAL SERVING Southeastern USA & Carribeon FOR INfORMATION CALL" FLORIDA FILTERS INC. FR 1-8625 3110 N.E. 2nd AVENUE IN GREATER MIAMI ONLY on WVCG AM 1070 kc FM 105.1 mc K. ug. id Lie nd cm ith nr >T iic iec ai vide a 01 h Si /I it il si ii rl 1 1 ! FURNISHERS & INSTALLERS Inlaid Linoleum Asphalt Til* Rubber Tile COMPLETE CONCERTS EVERY INSTALLATION GUARANTEEO'-Phone lor free Estimates 2465 NW. 76th STREET OX 6-3202 Boston Symphony Tuesdays 8:00 p.m. I BATTERIES for ALL AMERICAN and FOREIGN CARS Experts on Starter and Generator Repairs BATTERIES GENERATORS STARTERS lll-VOI.I HA II 1 ICY INC. SALES A SERVICE at Home or On the Road 1150 NW. 7th Avenue FR 9-3451 345 S. Dixie Highway MO 1-5357 WVCG-FM 105.1 mc KIM. I IMMI ll %M III | O. LIME COLORED PLASTER Phone 635-4195 260 N.W. 27th Street Miami, Fla. : v mornn day and NIGHT SERVICE" >l<< OltMM K-ltO> 1 1 | PLUMBING CONTRACTORS FOR SALES, SERVICE or REPAIRS Phone PL 7-0606 9443 PARKWAY DRIVE MIAMI SHORES, FLA. I Boston Pops WVCG AM Saturdays 2:00 p.m. **..........BBS*...........^-... ,^M,_J............. ^ ,_.......- | _ August 14, 1964 *Jewish Fk>ridfiain Page 9-B Norton Tire Co. Opens Branch In North Dade m ibino. >plr/' them (In. >a\id| lean, uith fcret and i ! has rea ST. Norton Tire Company c*t>S*1M* 40th year of operation this week with announcement of the open-' ing of a new store in North Miami Iicach. President Norton Pallot said the new store is located at 1700 [' NE 163rd St.. and opened its doors for business on July 27. A Grand Opening Sale and ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled. Manager of the 12th store in the chain is Harold "Hoppy" Hurlock, a 10-year employee of the company. He is former manager of the Flagler Street Store. Assistant manager is George Rittenhouse. "'"We're" e4iHpped to life aoto- board. Norton Pallot. |lft*ident; mobiles easily and swiftly with Howard Katzeii. vice president; new Rotary Company hydraulic and S. Ronald Pallot. secretary- hoists," he said. treasurer. K. Bfcian, furrier of New York and Miami Beach, at luncheon ag/Min the DiLido Hotel in honor of Miss Israel, Ronit Rinat, id mtered by Arthur Teichner, caterinq manager at the LidOt Dignitaries present included Councilman Malvin Eng- ndakfand Miss Israel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Recht- an. At !':> luncheon, Etman is shown presenting Miss Israel ith one o! ..is own creations, a white mink fur stole. The .ruier-up in the Miss Universe Contest here also received a y1o> chechter School In Top Enrollment School programs in both school buildings. The Confirmation Department lor seventh, eighth and ninth grades will continue it- specializ- ed Sunday morning program at (he North Branch Building. All departments of the school are open to members and non- members. Further information may be obtained from Morris TarasOW, education director of Temple Emanu-F.l. I "Our 10,000 sq. ft. structure will be the most modern tire and auto- care service center in the south," said Pallot. Among the new electronic de- vices being installed is a John Bean VTSU Balancer which aligns and balances wheels and tires at high speed. Another special fea- ture Of the North Miami Beach store will be a precision measur- ing machine to "true up" brake drums and brake shoes. An area has been set aside especially for truck-tire service 'Automation has replaced hum- an muscle-power in tire service centers.'' Pallot pointed out. The new -tore will use air-pre-sure-op- erated tire machines by "Big 4 Industries" These will flip old tires oil and new ones onto the wheel in a few minute.-. Norton Tire Company, one of the nation's largest B. F. Goodrich tire dealers, will carry large in- ventories of new passenger and truck tires, as well as a big line of industrial and farm machine tires The Lifetime Guaranteed Mufflers will be specially featur- ed. These are guaranteed for the life of the car. An emergency service truck completely outfitted with air-com- pressor, battery-charger, and re- pair tools, will operate on a 24- hour schedule. Norton Tire maintains a ware- house at 5400 MV 27th Ave., and a main office at the same address. Officers of the company are Louis Pallot. chairman of the Registration Open At Beth Jacob Rabbi Tibor H. Stern, in con- junction with Morris Krevat. chair- man of the Hebrew School, an- nounce-; that registrations are now being taken for the coming school year at Beth Jacob Congregation. The school is taught by the well-known educator. Rev. Maur- ice Mamches, who recently re- ceived national acclaim for hi* services as a Hebrew teacher for the past 25 years. For the last three years, it has been the policy of Beth Jacob to accept students free if qualified. Full scholarships are given to children regardless of their af- filiation. . record u-enl for the ling ye tl"' Solomon echter l> > ^ '"I "f Temple anu-El h >- '" ti announced by Irving I.ehrman. spiritual Aider. aid Dr. l. thi- !>;>> ool, the i "tie ni it.- kind he souther:. mhi oi the I'nit- States, is I upon the Con- /ative nv> "d philosophy. ired to inn'' the needs of the il Jewish community, it pro- si an outstanding general iies and Hebraic program for children from nursery through rth grade la SMI meet in the Temple's th TjUMli Building on 77th and Dickens Ave. A complete sery program is also held in Main School Building at 17th and .WliHPgton Ave. a atMttoa to the Day School, nple Emanu F.l provides com- te daily Rel ^ r and Sunday rVCKT Birthday Friday Presidents of more than 250 women's organizations in Dade and Broward Counties have been invited to attend ceremonies marking television station WCKTs eighth anniversary Friday noon to 3 p.m. A special press pre- view of the Mike Douglas Show will highlight the birthday cele- bration at the station. GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Why be swollowed by th* clock' Livmg doily in a store of shock' Toss your cares inlo H seas. Rla yourself amid th* trees. Big game fishing oil day long. Revel a' night with wine and song' A PARADISE? You can be sure. Superb dming for '" epicure. Accommodations'' The very best in native chorm for you to rest. Where is this place whereof we boast' Just 20 minutes from the U. S. coast. An Island called Bahama land Azure waters, clear sky and sand. Live like a Kmg ... and be free. Come bock to the Big Came Club m Bimmi. /~> ANCHORS AWEIGH || ATEI BIMINI 8IG GAME rlVIEli FISHING CLUB BIMINI IN THE BAHAMAS OFFICES OF DISTINCTION by PAVLOW V"" * ejie When your family celebrates a Special Family Occasion- Welcome Wagon Calls 'When your family celebrates a ^sixteenth birthday, announces an engagement or the birth of a new baby, or moves to a new home, your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with a basket of gifts...and friendly greetings from the religious, civic ^*k and business leaders of CV*1 our community When Id* occasion arises, phono HI 8-4994 TICKETS TOURS CRUISES HOLIDAY HUNTERS TRAVEL AGENCY PLANNED INTERNATIONAL TOURS "We Can Be of Service to You on Ycur Next Holiday Hunt" 5830 Sunset Drive, So. Miami 7551 Dadeland Mall M0 6-2516 Ph. 667-2524 WANT TO SEE SOMETHING INTERESTING? "BLAST OFF" TO COCOA BEACH FOR THE WEEKEND TOUR CAPE KENNEDY (Ooen To Tr-e Public Sundays From 1:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M.) 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SHIP IS YOUR FL0ATINC N0IEL...docks It famous Biy Street >jjf ia tftwntovn Num FREE PARKINS in Miami's Iniraham Garage while yoe're ea craite For reservations, tee your Travel Agent, or STEAMSHIP CO. Miami, Florida 33101 Member of the distinguished Flagler System "70 years experience in passenger steamship service" Page 10-B * lenisi fkrkf&r Friday. Autrjj 1 U. Pac Tl I Out-of-Country Admissions Heavy At the Academy More than 30 tu4ent from out if th* state and Sooth American MBkfa are seeking admi-Mon he Hebrew Academy for the -irmg school semester "The deluee of request* from r *5 parts Of the Central arM h American countries \< amaz- Sam Reinhard and Oear lher. AdmissiOBi Committee "(ha:rmen. said Wednesday "Although we have always ac- cepted individual students from H area-, thi- jrcar'l inquiries (Of enrollment have been unpre- r- Rabbi Alexander S .r<. --. principal of the scnool. major problem in accept- . Icnti .- the lack of roper residence facilities for the Rabbi Grow noted. The school's official* also re- ported that a fleet of nine buses is now available to transport students from all sections of the Oade County area. More than SO per cent of the student body has been using the transporta- tion facilities provided by the Academy. Numerous students from Hollywood and South Miami areas have already reg- istered for the coming school year. Reinhard also pointed out that lully planned hot lunches arc red dail) to the entire student . in the ipacioui Max Silver- Dining HalJ TO meet the request* of the iy parents desiring a Hebrew -chool education for their children, two nursery groups, one ne.-t in the morning hour-. ' CM e in the afternoon h being planned for the com- ( bool term Dr. WoHson m Talk The second lecture on Spinoza's God" will be the topic of a lecture by Dr Abraham Wolfson on Thurs- day. 1030 am at the Spinoza Forum for Adult Education in the Auditorium of the Washington Federal. 1ZM Washington Ave. New PR Firm Revealed Here Formation of a new advertising- relation! organization, Jar \ Inc 355 Lincoln i;'i Miami Heath, was announced Principal- of the firm are S ion Jarrett president, and E Dsend (Tod) Swalm. vice pres- e t Jarret for 25 years was idenl of Jarrett Advertising :icy. In< V .' York Citj. le Sualm recently resigned af- ter ii years a- executive vice pr< idenl and manager of the Scra- wl County Chamber of Com- i I c' Jarrett will supervise ad- tiaing services of the agency and Swalffl will direct public rela- tion-; activities. In newly-refurbished offices in tin penthou-e atop the Cobbs Bui ding at the corner of Lincoln Rd snd Washington Ave. jarrett tciates ha- it- m.n .-\rt Depart- i i t beaded by Ronald J. Malon- formerl) staff art director of Commercial Production De. partmenf of WTVJ-TV, Miami. TO SERVE YOU IS OUR PLEASURE Ed. J. Vischi ttvni i.siaiv in III itu Iti urn lus 12486 N.E. 7th AVENUE Phone PL 4-4661 Miller Electric Co. of Miami, Inc. QUALITY CONTRACTING I SCKVICt 3905 N.W. 37th Ct. Ph. NE 3-2686 Beth Shirah Will fi w Cemr d Affiliate With United Synagogue Service Honors Late Teacher Saul Porush Member- of the Hebrew Acad- emy staff and officers joined friends of the late Saul Porush on Monday to marie the ".-hloshim" 30-day mourning period since his ng. Mr Poru-h. uho was a mem- ber of the Academy faculty, had tribute paid to him by many of his students, as well a> Rabbi Joseph Rackorsky, of Beth Tiflah Concregation. who led the ser- \ .(A Prior to nil passing, Mr Porush was honored upon his completion of a decade of service to the school "Ht was a mi'ter Tanach teacher," said one of his stu- dents at tha "shloshim" service. "He could make Jeremiah come to life. He could paint a pic- ture of ancient Babylon with his colorful and simple language." Accordins to Rabbi Morris L. Horovitz, the Academy's assistant principal: "Mr Poru-h's entire life, hi- attitude toward his col- ues and his relationship to hi- students all exemplified the noble character of the true Torah personality.*' In order to exand its religious program and enable its youth groups to participate in the many religious, social and cultural acti vities of the I'nited Synagogue Youth. Temple Beth Shirah will receive its charter of affiliation and enrich its Reconstructionist ideology with the additional region- al programs of the United Syna- gogue. The philosophy of Judaism c.-poused by Reconstructionist Temple- is clo-er to the Conser- vative wing of Jewish living." ex- plained Rabbi Morn- A Skop. On Sunday at I p.m., mem- bers of the Temple's Third Ad- visory Council will host an open house at the Temple. Congregation leader*, headed i-. David Bendell, chairman, will present Rabbi Skop. Cantor Her- Gottlieb, education princi- pal- and faculty member- Plan> for the new educational building to be constructed ad jacenf to the pre-ent sanctuary will be presented. Chairman of the open house. Mrs Marvin R Guberman. Invites all re-ident- Of Southwest Miami. Coral Gable* and Kendall to at- tend the social and meet mem- bers and personnel of the Temple Reservations are being accept- ed for High Holy Day services in the air-conditioned Temple, and registration roles for daily He- brew and Sunday Religiou- School opening Sept 13 are open. The Temple Nursery-Kindergar- ten w ill operate daily. Southwest Jewish Center will !>old its annual membership dance and party on Sunday at 8:30 p.m. The Howard Atan Orchestra and other entertainment will highlight the evening, and refreshments will be served Moil Supervisors In Confab Here The Post Office Department will research new management selec- tion methods to keep pace with rising mail volume while main- taining efficient, low-cost service to the public. Assistant Postmaster General Richard J Murphy an- nounced here Tuesday. Murphy said that the Post Of- fice Department is embarking upon a year's study of supervisory selection criteria among its own .S50.000 employees, plu- research- ing the methods used in compar- I le private industry and in other government departments and agencie- Tha head of the Post Office's Bureau of Personnel told dele- gates to the National Association of Postal Supervisors, in con- vention at the Americana Hotel, that "our supervisory first-team is strong today. We must, how- ever, develop a strong 'bench' of middle management to cope with the problems of tomorrow. "Effective line supervision is essential to efficient postal admin- istration and we are going to do all we can to identify and obtain that kind of supervisory material within our rank- " Optimists Plan October Music Six Optimist clubs iB r^. County are forgetting ibstn J heat in August and c--.-.centri3 on music in October '"'* The program will o,atBr, JM tionally known or_.>r..sU yj Osborn. Jerry Gerar _nd p3 SOU. and other p!!-:^b J Ml The Binder Baldwin p3 Company, of Miami .- a-suj the Optimists in the ;ram LEGAL NOTlCF~ OH WEDR-FM >.! O.V VOf m If. THE 0NL Y RADIO STA TI0N IN MIAMI FEATURING DAILY JEWISH PROGRAMS BAGELS FOR BREAKFAST (IN ENGLISH) MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-11 A.M. SUNDAY 12:30-2:30 REUBEN GUBERMAN, M.C. CLUB NEWS, TRADITIONAL MUSIC, AND GOOD CONVERSATION o JACOB SCHACTER'S YIDDISH PROGRAM MONDAY-FRIDAY 11-12 A.M. SUNDAY 3:15-4:15 P.M. THE ORIGINAL YIDDISH RADIO PROGRAM FOR OVER 30 YEARS THE TORAH HOUR NARRATED BY RABBI TIBOR STERN, SUNDAY 12 NOON LISTEN TODAY WEDR-FM mu ox yoi n mam. IN THE C'RCL'T COld- Or t| ELEVENTH JUD'C -. - IN ANO FOR Dic -- s-\ FLORIDA IN CHAHCEM No. s*c e:-: IN RF rKWH'I-MA'1 n-1 L/WKV1 \ THi .. i, i Infant I MV "" NOT'P.F pv PURi H \ \l M V IVKV. .UN :. 1'. -II. \ W t ill. . t'VTKI' E '' I.KA1 H F. I . IN THE rOHN'v . IN AND FOR OADC "' S". FLORIDA IN PC- -- No S0SS0.C IS Rl .ir.ANi: i NOTICE OF INTENT'C-. APPLICATION FOR D '- -_, AND FINAL O!SC'--"0E N*fTH*R - I -. | i i.| tXHTTB STONK .1- D| IS4M will ' . .i. Mi iRRIS !! -: ' ISH RETHl'N NOTICE LNOL' FICTITIOJS NAME LAW KOTI.'K !> H ' I .. . i |, ll \.s. INC COH .K tURR A Klw-M M vi:\ IN I \s IKNKl! : I IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S C0UR" vl IN AND FOR DADE CO s" M FLORIDA IN PROD-'E '*' No. 640S1-C " IN RE K- ,-. s" S \ I'll \N Kl.M ., k "? S \'l' BLvAC iZ I'- '", NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' To All i*r> vi 'i "V Inn Clalma ..r s! K .,>.- *; T u ..r. ii. >a m.in.I*, which you n ?Jj ll.. ^s,;iI^ ,,f N \ III \N f N\T 111 A I I. ,...-.I ; ' 'ounty, Kl--ri-l;.. I.. Hi.- '-" : I..I. Cunty, ..n i ; Hj duplicate and ..- i> t M. s hi tl..- ount> a T ...!. RA M. i. ir mom uy ir-l ,. ,!.' ,-, |... nF| rill i.. i...ir..i ,,; Dated :.t Miami. K. N fir da) .! \ a i WILLIAM .- I'llll.ll- III \ A-. | .. Kh-t pubil. nl on li.- inii das nf \m.. IRVINU vi i:\ i. \ v\ Al tol l. s fol . .". Arili if <;...!. I. Ml.urn Baai ii I da IN THE COUNTY JIDCi S C0U IN AND FOR OAOE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 61731 IN RR i:-i i. i.f \l I. 11 A I I. Mil i I .. .,.-. .1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS To Ml Cre.lltor. ami llIK I I ' Y..11 ..... '.. Ih. ' ' 1 i.i l. - KAMI i - li a M ( . NAI Jl et WE u BEI .11 OR. a: a sic MB A Y. LA II n as d HO 1 LA I I M j Oil . R 1 Bl I Ll < SC I 1 Bi August 14, 1964 vJenisfi fhrkUaun Page 11-B \Dbituari*M LEGAL NOTICE i, -- in Pitts- tAPD, Mil" 66, "f '--:' sw ,i aim '" Services m v..-- Riverside (ken. Sarah. 15, of 55 N"W \f,... died Aug 10. Oordon. Mildred. I, of M..... BW died Ai t, '' Gordon. 18, of 1188 S\v 22nd Aug 10 Oordon. dan. Sidney, of 6*5 Euolld ,,..,; aiiu. 10. Uoruan. Ivits. Morris. 81, of 600 Lenox Auk. i i ersiil. Mrs. HnSlu. "\ |>v. died A i- 10. ,, 7,7. of I4M - man. Norman, '"-. of gerv Ices i" -id.. Mi- Prance*, 7:: ot '.'" Rlvi rsidi , ;i. ,.i ;T4i s\v 64th i. Rlvci ride. (BERG. Walter J., 5S, of T75 ^^t .,i.-rwa> I'i Riverside. LEGAL NOTICE Rlv-i IE- \ jm. riamut I |r ah- ,,f MO s\V Riverside. Washington (Sni Indian Havel utraa. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN thai the iiini,irstgned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name o( RICHIE'S RESTAl'RANT *i LOl'NOK at 18190 N.w. tad Avenue, Miami, I Florida Intends to register said name i wild the Clerk ol the Clcrull Courl of l lade Countv. Kloi Ida, tiENE PRANDI Bole Owner ' l'AII. KW1TNKY of Hlhurateln, Kwitn.-y A UoUdles Attorn*) for Applicant 12 i Lincoln Road Mall Miami Reach, Florida v u-51 *. 974 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE f. i - .1. nl< 71. of 702 13th Rochester, NY. Rlv- Mrs. George (Anna), ?:.'. . h v. int< I -i'l'in of At- . N.i.. dl< 't ihere Aug. 2. .,., ,i'i\ i im>ii Norman 8 -..: w l.tl St. (EJERGEB. Sam, 69. "f 791" No. RU) Village, >.-I n i .-.-hi.. |EF,G, .\..... v-'. "f :':;'" su died Aug. s Services In .. N ,i. Riverside Fa. e. m in.;.- :'. "I S27n SW MfH-' ':. .1 Aim Oordon. CUtEF \ lian Avi New man. Mrs. Beuti cc, 74, .f 1300 .~, i v i, III I 'In, at;,'. Rlv- N, Barney. 75, of 628 Lenox T an. OR, Marry, 72, of sol nth St.. l S Riverside Mn Bell' 7: " \\-. >. n i, - - -i,l,.. AN. Miss Martha, I Ave. Services In Ki iride. . Mrs. Clara. 63, of 3730 Col- v Servli-- In Far Hooka- . ". Rlvi rsldi ict. Louis, :." "I MO Weal s. ices in New V,,i k City. 1350 I'.iin- in Bronx, ill. ,.f S425 Ne V..rk Mrs. Cetta, 7.'. S-rvic, i:, Morris I... Sett i. - /AITSw- v. A- ii.-i OordV OSJOOC-1- Y. .1,-ni 17th .-- ..' A '..; BPERU'" Ik.- i.l. ,.f 1711 Col- Hollis, N.Y. r*. ,.r c.':'7-j Bar- in Cleveland, I. s. of :>-* Ird St 67, of EMS sw ;. Qordon. i.f IC2 s. Bhore IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY No. *4C g90l RANK OK COMMERCE, u Xew Vork Imaging uoriteratlon, plaintiff, \ s IMtANi'lS M. KING and l.K"NA T. K INfl his wife, defendants. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: KRANCIS M. KINO and LEON A T KINO, his wife, it alive, and if an) of them be di ad, the heirs, devls....., grantees, assignees, |U uors, ci i (Utors. trustees, or irther claimants, b) through, un- ,i,-i- i.i ag mist 11" in or any of in.in. ami all parties having or claiming *o have any right, title ,! Interest In the property des- , ribed in iii<- complaint. Residence Starr Itoute, West- minister, South Carolina. Yi'l ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thai a suit t,, rorvclose mortgage against real and personal propert) has been Hied against you in the above ''nun h) Hi. Plaintiff, HANK Or COM- MERt'E, a New York banking cor- IH>ratlon. The propert) soughl i" be foreclosed Is as follows: I.,.i s. in Block 51, ( CUTLER RHK1E BECTRtN 7. according to the I'lat thureof, as recorded In I'l.u i:.,..|, i;^. at Page 5, the l"uhllc Itri ..ids ill I i.i le "ouut) Plorlda. Yi>r ARE REOl'IRED t.. serve a i,|,v ,,f your answer or othei pleading on Plaintiffs Attorney, MAlA-'OLM H. KKIEOMAN, 21! >- urlt) True! Itnllil- Ing, 118 Easl Klagler Street, Miami :;:'. Plorlda, ,ind file the original In the office "i the Clerk "f the above Court, "ii or before the 11th day of September, 1901, in default of which the complaint will be taken as con- fessed against you for the reHef r.'- duested in Plaintiff's complaint and pleadings. DATED thi- lOlh day <'f August, 1964. i: r. LEATHEBMAN. <.-lcrk Clrcuil Court, Dade County, t'i*rlda i-,.,ii By: E. H LAM WAY, Deput) Clerk >. 11-21-28, '.'.-< CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. DADE COUNTY. FLA. No. 64C 8081 HAHKY PRITZU S Plaintiff, vs. MADELINE LOUISE PRITZIl'8 Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Yt'V. MADELINE LOUISE PR1TZ- lis. 1227 West nth Street Beaver Foils, lVnns>l\ania are Botlfletl to serve n oopy of your answer to J'ivon-,. I 'ouiplaint tU\ against you on Plaintiffs attorney, UEUBUE NICHOLAS, (12 N.W. 12th Avi-.. Miami. Fin., and file original with Clerk '>f this Court on or before August 24. 1844, otherwise complaint will h.. ,,uf-ss,-ii by you. DATED July 21. 194. K. B. LBATsUElUtAN, Clerk (aeal) B> : C, P. COPELAND Deput) I'lerk 7 24-31, > 7-14 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63675-C IN RE: Bstate of AUK A HAM BUCKSTEIN ak a ALFRED II BL1CKBTE1N 1 ,,'. a -, ,1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Hav- ing Maims ,.i Demands Againsl Said Estati : V,,n are hereby notified and re- quired to present an) claims and de- mands which von may have against Hi- estate "f ABBAHAM BUCK- STEIN ii k i ALFRED H. BLICK- STEIN deceased late of Dade County, Florida, i" the County Judges uf Dads County, and file the sain- in duplicate and as provided In Section 718.14), Florida Statutes, in their offices in I the County Courthouse In Dade i'uuii- iv. Florida, within six calendar months 'from the tint- <>f the first publication hereof or the same will in- barred. Dated at Miami. Florida, this ljth i day of July, A.D. 1*64. /NORMAN BLICKSTEIN As Administrator Pirst publication >>f this noti......n 1 the 34th day of July. 1884. IHAMI'BLS. SMITH. ESQ. attorney f>>r Norman Bllcksteln j 407 Lincoln Road -/2l.,,. ,.u NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRril'T OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No 64C 8877 F7DELMIRA MARTINEZ, 0 k a -l-111*1 MA MARTINEZ, Plaintiff, vs. HECTOR \. MARTINEZ. Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: Heetor A, Martin-'' r'o Mrs. l.n/ M Garcia 101:1 Tif'i". Street, Apt. '-' Bronx, N.T. You, Hector A. M"'ui-~ "re brs. by notlfli-d that a itill of Complaint for Pivnr has been (lied against von. and you are required to perve a oppv "f your Answer or Pleading to the' Bill "f fomplalnt on the Plain- tiffs attorney, Ray A. Munson, 140 Ingraham Building, Miami. Florida :IS1"1 and file the original Answer or Pleading In the office of the Clerk of Hi- CJrcull i'.iiiii ',n or before the r,th f. i. demanded in the Bill of Oomnlalnl This notice shall he published once each week for f"iii consecutive weeks in THE JEWISH PI i IRIDIAN. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 10th day of August, A-l'- 1964. E. B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk, Circuit Court, Dade County, Florida (-. ;,li |tv: K. M I.YMAN. Deputy i'1-rk > I 1-21-2*. 9 I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN thai the undersigned, desiring to engag) business under the riclltloui names of: KTBRLINO PLUS SUPER PAN MERIT III TEX XORTHJiRN STAR l h lorida Intends i" retrist. i aaiil names with the Clerk of the Circuit Court 1 Dade I'oiiniy. Florida. ,,,, sin iltTENIJCU Cl l*. I 'I I" l-' *UDA, IMC. H\ : President Oeorge Theobald AABl N M KANNER :n', Security Trual Bldg. Miami 32, Florida Attorne) i-r Shortening l '!; i >r Florida, Inc. ..... NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS IUSREBY IIIVEN thai the undersigned, desiring to '.- ler Hi- fictitious name i Mh ill' ,.f September 1064, If v ott I business under the flctltt..... name oi ail to do s... Judgment by default will COMMERCIAL CARPET ANU M R- ,.. tak-n againsl you for the relief N1TURE al M*5 B.H Ml Miitnii Intends i" reglstei I nan with the Clel k of th- I 'lu't .,[ i i.ui- County, Florida INTERIORS BY .-I KANN INC a Fla. corporation MORTIMER S. C< >HEN Attorne) for Applicant :,ir, Alnsle) Bldg. 8 I I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBN thai the undersigned, desiring to engage business under the fictitious name of BRCUBITY TRAININO SKK\ I' Bt :,.::. vv Dials Highway, v Miami Urach int. nils to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit i ourt oi Dade County, Florida. RITA L /..Mull. Bole < Iwner l'AII. KWITNEY of Silv-rst-jn. Kn-IUie) *. Ooudlss Attorney for M>"lieant 120 Lincoln Road Dr., c PEABCt Aug. f>. Oovdon, 1..11 P.. i!' of Riverside. . Mis. Jennie, s,;. i . IVr. died Auk. 4. f 1111 Rivel - 1961 NIC l7th JITOCMA f NE i: side. BOOKg*-** II..im of ;:.-, fc::rd St. 8V' in N, v. York City. Nawan.. CANTIf :: tie, 67. of 183 3rd St. Ber- vlcea- ii.,mi..l loan. Newman. KAtrF4At. I'h.li|.. 17. ,.r lilt"" SW -IgTTtk-A . died Aug. 3. Oordon. A ter, 71. of 1383 Plnelfee : Ann. 2, BJveralde. -. Ilarbai l -".. ..f 116" . -,.n An., died Auk 4. rwiRV im., a- eueR, N. J. Ilagi,. .RBBNBERG. .i.-.-.di H . trepan* 'a.-' i:i\-r.-ui. . lARRISCN vi ..... ,f :.ii7 68, Ml-Ha .r Dr.. Ke v Blscayne. S.-r- said OURT vices Chicago t: i v et side. urn TV. OMA6JK. Vli. rl. '". ..t 1300 Ba) ltd Ave. 'i Riven VORIN, Uiuls 7'.. i-"" James S.-rvlc<"- in I'hiiai!" N-win.ir LEI6HER. Ilyman, 13, of :::!" Ocean l)r. gk" in -\. York, i o.i.lon :hlOmcvitz. I- Kiias ii.. ;".. of i Ooe>' 'i itiv i LVCHMAN. Mi- M..;ii-. '". uf 310 i uUiae V1- .-,-hi- in Boston. Klweft.o. VPUgrlM. Mr-, loa isiiima, 88, of 1130 SB lli.in.i r.aid-ii- l>r., di.d July :n>. jCrvio-s in Moiiii-ai Blveralde. >RI4N -. *' l::i1 : IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63>41B in RE: Estate of stasia QOCLD. formerly known as stasia ogtZBCHOWSKI I teeeased. NOTICE OF PROBATE THE STATE >F FLORIDA: TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE <-V SAID OKCKKKNT. i You ar- bereb) nolfi-d that a writ- t-n Instrument purportitus tn h,- the i last vviii ami testament of said deue-I d.Mii has been admitted to probate in Void Court. You ar- bereb) -omnialid- ,i within six calendar months from the date of the first publication of this noli to appear In said Court and show ca lee, ii an) you can, why th- action ot .-aid Court In admlttlhg win to probate should not siaial ,-oked. FRANK B, DOWLINO Count) Judge B) !/ >IS F. PASTORFIEIJJ Clerk i-'iist publication of this notice on the I nh day of August. I6I si i a in:, i. FRIED .v WKll. Ailoin-vs for Ih- Ijdal- of STASIA iit't'LD. formerly known as STASIA OBZECHOWSKI 4n7 Lincoln Road .Miami lira.il. I'lolid.. 1 l-'Jl -88, 9 I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No 64C 8218 .THE WILLIAMSBUBOH SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, vs. JEROME J. lil'TKlN. et OX, Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT To: Jerome J. (lutkln and Sally it. Gutkin. his wife 4100 Marine Drive Chicago, Illinois Yon are hereby notified that the above captloned action has been insti- tuted against you In the Circuit Court of the Judicial Circuit of Florida in and for Dade County to foreclo-- nioriu.it- upon the following U-s- crihed teal propert)-: I*it 20 Block 36 BCQTT LAKE MA Null BUCTK>N FOUR accord- log to the Plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 60 at Page ii'-' "f the I'uh- lie Becordi of Dade County. Flgrida. Y'ou arc required to file your answer to plaintiff s complaint with the Cl-rk of Uie aforesaid Court and serve a copy thereof upon plaintiff's attorney MARTIN FINE. 14th Floor. Dade Federal Building, Miami :i2. Florida, not later titan Auu-ust II, H64. or a Decree Pro Gonfessp will be entered against gou. DATEli .lul. 23, IM4. B. B. UfiATHBRMAN, Clerk, Circuit Court. Dade County, Florida (aeal) By! HARUOBRITE MOKVoRD Deput) Clerk MARTIN FINE Attorney for Plaintiff Mill Floor Dade Federal Bldg, Miami 32. Florida 7/|1, 8/7.14.M 6 7-14-21-28 IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA 'N PROBATE No. 63972-A IN IC: Estate "f DAVID MABCC8 "*NOTICE TO CREDITORS CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH Ji OICIAL CIRCUIT, DADE COUNTT. FLA. No. 64C 8018 CORA LEE SMITH, Plaintiff, V s. JESSE SMITH. JR "NOTICE BY PUBLICATION YOU, JESSE SMITH. JR It, -i.i,-ii.- Unknowi iiii-,l to .- mc a < your to Divorce Compla nt flk ' ngalnsi you on I'uilmlfl "orni>- (lEoRtlE Xli I mi-AS, 612 N.W. !-' \v, Miami. Fla.. and flU original with cu-rk of this Conn oi or hefore ::ist of August, 1964, otherwise com- plaint "ill be confessed b> )"oU. DATED July 34, 1664. F M LEATHERMAN, ' (seal) By: MAROUERITL MOKFOBD Deput) Clerk g .^^ are no .111.-" I -r To All Creditors and All Person- t}-<\- inK claims or Demands Against saw are hereby nntifi*-d ami re- .Ic- ing Kwtat- V-.ii .........-. oitiretl to present any claims and uaniL which you may have against I the estat- of DAVID atARCUS de- ,eas-d late of l.de 0"g^g^ I fcTlatjrllrt5n and Final Oischar^ IN THE COUNTY JUOGE'S COURT .N AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 58795-A IX RE: Eatate of ...... , ABRAHAM GDISBI RO MOTICC OF INTENTION TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR DISTRIBUTION AND FINAL DISCHARGE notice is hereby given thai i havo Final Report filed th, d: and that "n the Florida Coun- illlltv. Flol- Jndges mane s provi.l-.l lii Section 7:::: 16, Statutes. Ill their offices In th tv Courthouse in Dad i,ln. within Six calendar months from the time of the first publication here- of, or the same will be barred. Dated at Miami. Florida, this tn day of July. K.V. ii DR. vi."ri >i: MAR' i > CHARLOTTE SAROFF As Executor* First publication -f this notici on the 7th da) of August, 1964. I.E..X A EPSTEIN Attorney for Estate 12" Lincoln Bd Miami ,Vg^h;,Jj?i.2g tat- 19th da) of tl i lonor- August, 1964, will appl) t- able County Judges of Dade i ounty, Florida, for approval of said r n '"; p.,rt and for distribution and final discharge as Administrator, i t.a, ot the estate of th- lllN.W-1 .! -I dece- dent -J-ll>- l"dh day of .< BARRETT M. ROTHENBERO, Administrator C.T.A. Of the E*l ite of AliBAllAM OINSBI RO -''- 307, Blsca) n- Build Miami. Florid i CAIDIN A ROTBENBERC Attorney :inr, Itlscayn. Building Miami, Florida ? ... 7-14 7 rv. .ur. 1. Riverside. IAN. Mrs. Brandel, mi St. Riverside. HAL, Mr- Ethel B., 4li, of Its I93nd T,i Rlversldie. Jennie, 77. "i 135 Michigan do d .lid. 2v RlverakW, iRTZ, Mrs. Sarah. 60, of UNO .h s. died Jul) 26. Cordon. OELmtRARI. Joseph. f '' ''"'- lins A .-!.. N" > V"i i. '"it> Newgniin . NAtO, I' nk 1- '.Hi Si dl.-.l July i -.mi.- i:.....I.I ii I'-iv WEINS'C CK, I'. H. '!. "' 16066 -ii, i i'c -id' 8ERMAt\. I..s. : -I Ulan .lale^ 'ii"l V K.-i-id- GRAUE i vli loa iv "i N- w Y,,lk and moth, r of radio com- niegti.i i:-u Ora-er. died July M. Msfcr- in New York City. River- side. ..... HELLE c' ''' "" Ave^ tiled July 36. Services In New Tom City. Riverside. LAMt>AU. Im Alii-.' 7'.. ..I" I"7,1 'ol- lina-Av- s-rvic-- N. Vork City. Bhrarsi,:-. CE4WON. Sam. i'.i IM 71st St.. died J.. .'" l: HOfFER, Midi... M 47. of l'."Ul NE Slet'Ot .11- .1 July -'. Itiversiile. LAMfJAC. Mrs. Ma". "f 7-"" '1- llnsAv, died .I'll. Services i" ChlSSl'. Itivershl-. MOMENSTERN, Morris. 7'. of 620 oth F-t di-ii Jul. -". Riverside. GINSBERG, Nail'.,' si. of If-'l En- clld A Riv-r- . RAPP>, .'. Soph:- of ".--'-' '"oi- ling A'.- S, i ... ri N'-w Yi rk. Itlver.si. blau, Nathan, fii. : \'.<3Ti Marseille Dr.,.dled Julv "u. Riverside. LIVWOW. San,ii. Miami I'.each. died -i n v K en, SCUfP>, ll-rinan I. -. ol 230 18th St., BERKE, ..... lied J IAMOND. vi- \ nder, (.3, of 177:, X. Tratjfcu: Dr. Uord IN IHt CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR OADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY NO. 64C 4672 THE SEW YORK RANK FOR SAVINGS, formerly known .,- The New York Savings Rank. Plaintiff. if 1500 Bay Rd., wyman s. ni'i'Si in an JENNIE HCI'SoX. bis ife. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO WMnan s Hudson and Jennie Hudson, his vv Ife. Residence Cnknoa n and if remarried, the unknown spouses, if living and If dead, th- un- known heirs, devisees.....Ig......S. grantees, legatees, llenors, creditors, trustee* or other claimants, claiming b.. through, un.i.r ,,r againsl the above named defendants who may be deceased, Y,,ii are heruby notified that the above captloned action ha- been in- stituted againsl you in the Circuit Court of the Judicial Circuit of Flor- ida In and for I'AUE County to fore- close a morUcane utm the following described real property ..-m I,,i III Block 25 i'lKJ'T ADDITION TO CAROL CITY 41ARDBNS nc- cordhut t the i'lat thereof, recosd- ed ill I'lat Rook 6S at Pae 31 of the Public Records of Iude County, FtortOa. You are re-iuired to file your an- swer to plaintiff* complaint with the Cl.rk of the aforesaid Court, and Serve a copy 'hereof upon plaintiff's attorney martin fine, nth Floor. Dade Federal Building, Miami :il'. l-'loiid.i not later than August 26, !'".!. or a Decree Pro Coafi----- v. ill be en- tered againsl you. DATED: Julv '.'". 1964 B, R. LBATHKRM VN Clerk >f the Clrcu (seal) B) I' Cfl'El*AND i i, ... M \i: II.\ FINK Attorne) f"i l'l. l nh Kloor ii.i'i- Fedi ral I Miami "'7'. Floi I la : M- :. v- 7-n NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR OADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No. 64 C 4330 THE NEW YORK RANK FOR HA VINOS, formerly known as The N.w York BavlngI Rank, Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES P. BOSCHUNO, el IM. el al, Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT I'..: Charles B, Va.he and May Vache, his wife, Residence Unknown, and , if remarried, their unknown spouses, ii living and if dead the unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, legatees, aaalgaees, grantees, llenors, creditors, trustees or other claimants claiming bv, through, under or against the above named defendants who may be deceased, , You are hereby notified that the above captloned action ha.- been Insti- tuted against you in the circuit court of the Judicial Circuit Of Florida In and for Dade County to foreclose a mortgage upon the follow lug des- cribed real property: Lot 7 Block 1 KAIIU.AWN MAM HI. according to the I'lat thereof re- corded in I'lat Book M at Page 12 l'uhlic Records of Dad. County. Florida, together with Hutpolnt Range. RBS6, Serial No. 9027.964; Hotpoint Refrigerator KA-106 Ser- ial No. 166083: Venetian Blinds and Hotpoint Washing Machine L.I1-1 Serial Number 0496S14. You are required to file your answer to plaintiff's complaint with ihe Clerk of the aforesaid Court and serve a copy thereof upon plaintiffs attorney MARTIN FINE, 14th Floor. Dade Federal Building. Miami St, Florida, not later than August tl, IM4, or a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered againsl you. DATED: July xs.:. 1964, E B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk, Circuit Court. Hail,- County, Florida (seal) B) : MARUCER1TE MORFORD lienuiv Clerk MARTIN FINE Attorney for Plaintiff nib Kloor Dade Fed. ral Bldg Miami ;;-. Florida 7/11, > 7-14-^1 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBME No. 4W000-D IN RE: Esta'e Ol ..... RICHARD II. WISENI'.AKI.i: '"n'o'tVcE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Hav- ing Claims oi Demands Againsl Paw Cst'ltc Tou are hereby notified and re- sent any claims and de- voii may have against the -stale of RICHARD II. WISEN- BAKER deceased late of Dad. t'oiii.- Fioiida. t,. ih. Count) Judges of untv. gnd file the same In ml a- provided In Section their of- quired t,, pi, man,Is which ty, Had dupllcal IN THE COUNTY JUDGE S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COLNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE NO. 638S8A IN RE: Estate ol MARY BVRRON '''NOTICE TO CREDITORS To AH credit.., s and All Per sot Hav- ing claims or i'. mind.- Against Su i I'-i'ii, You are hereby notified and re- quired to present an> olaln and de- mands which you may h..w- :u.ain-t the estate of MARY BARBON de- ceased lat.....' I''"'" Coin t) ion,!,. t,, the Count) Judges : Dade I oun- iiii.i file the same In duplli ate an i Kectloti 7:: 16 Florida duplicate ami as p..,.,.,-., ,,, .-....--.. ; ,v ,, ,,. ui- soiire '"......- -;- 7",", h; Florid.. Statutes, iii their or- Brvldod In Section -''' i". Florida Noes in the County Courthouse In s,.,,,,,,._ i u,,.,, rri, In thi Coun- i.,,l- County. Florlila. within six cni- ,.,.,u,,u>,. \ Dade Count) Flor- andar months from the time of the nisi publican..n hereof, or the same will he barred. , Dated Bl Miami, Florida, this 60th da. Of July, \ D. HM',4. .i.v.1.v,.,.1, THOMAS en \i:i.i:s \\ i>i.m vki.i. and ROBERT W1SENBAKER as Co-Executors l-'irst publication of this notice on the 7th d i) of August, >'"'',.,. ARONOVITZ, SILVER .v B4 HER Attorney for 'o-Executors iii.7 Alnsle) Building Miami. Florida f ..,,.. Ida witiun sis calendar mouths trom the time of the first public ttloi her - of. or Ih- sain- w ill be bai Dated at Miami. Florida 20th da. of July, \ i' IM4 IRVINtl BARRON A- E\ CUtO First publication of th : on the -tih da) of Julv. SIMON. HAYS QRCNDJA Attorn, ss lor Estate 101 Ain-ley Building Miami. Florida S3162 7/24- > IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63682A IN RE: Estate ,,t RBNJAM1N I.. I.EVINSON Peoeas-d ___. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons liav- iiu: Claims or Demand* Against Said Estate: .. , Tou are hereby notified and re- quired to present any claims and de- mands which voti may have againsl ih, estate of Benjamin I- l.-vmson deceased late "i Dads County. Flor- ida, to the County Judges of Dade County, ami file the same In duplicate and as provided In Section 7:!".!>>. Florida Statutes, in their offices In!' th- Count) Courthouse In Dade Coun- ts Florida within six calendar months from the :n......I the first publication hereof or the same will be bi.....I. I ...i, ,1 at Miami. Florida, th 20th da) of July, a D. 1964. r\ i:i,i N >' LEVINS! >N \. Executrix First publ itlon of this notice on ,1,. >4th I July, 1964 MYERS, HEIM \N S KAPLAN Attorne; I Ivecul i \ - v\ i 7/24-31, 8. 7-11 IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 63511 IN" RE: Estate of ROBERT CHARLES H I \- 1 ,as-d. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Hav- ing claim, or Demands against Saul Eatate: You are hereby notified and re- quired to present an) claims ana de- mands which you may ha.- against the estate of Robert I "harle- Unas de- ceased late of l >nd- County, Florida, to the Count) Judges ,.f Dad< County, and file ill- same in duplicate and as provided In Section 7S6JI4, Florid. Statutes, in thelt offices In the Coun- ty Courthouse In l>nde County, i*lor- wlthln sis calendat month* from the time of the first publli ..... hart - I of, the sain- will be bs Dated -ii m ami, Florida lb l7tu da) "i julv. a.i 1964 I.i >CIS > KATZ I.i il IS HA AH As Vim 'i; v. pphi ition ol on the 24th da) oi Jul) MYERS, IIEIMAN fi KA attorneys for \dmlnl iratora 11 a. s VV Isl .-i Miami, Plot 7. ..... 7-14 I - * **;/ fkr.'-mar FOOD FAIR AND FREDERICKS ArTonH FOR THE L-'/Xj 4 /tfw? -^v MERCHANTS GRIEN STAMPS WITH YOU* IVEtY FURCHASE AT FOOD FAIR & FREDERICKS VOTE # FOR EVERYDAY SAVINGS GREATEST VALUES OF ALL THINK FIRST OF Vt I I FOOD A*n^7*?3i5v5 FAIR V /. :-:* : ::- CCmtei "- t- >.:: :~ - -=:- PC-=-:;:- SV* 18c c- M* .6*^**" PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THtU WE1KEND RibSt^ak Rib Roaat (fatter (?uU TOP U.S. CHOICE PSG BRAND nu Mi no to Be no 1 ba sti o^rr S^itot* * E>S* WHITE OR YELLOW PLASTIC CORNED BEEF AMERICAN KOSHER FRANKS ob KNOCKS VEGETABLE nit TOP U.S. CHOICE PSG BRAND Whole or 2nd Cut 49 C K PURE ALL BEEF 1-LB PKG. 79 88c Value THEY STACK GROUND EACH WHILE THEY LAST LEAH FRESH FRESH CUT LIMIT 3. 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