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Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY
-Number 38 Miami, Florida, Friday, September 23, 1955 Price 23* Assembly Opens With Near East High On Agenda lidcnt Nixon presents th second annual kftnsc Appeal Human Rights Award to Lmrus, Jr., of Cincinnati, president of Department Stores. Tha Award, tan- Lairus at a dinner of JOA in New tiven each year to Americans whose work on behalf of human rights "best symbolizes the ideals and aspirations of tha American Jawish Committee and Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith." Looking on are Irving M. Engel (left), president of the American Jewish Committee, and Henry Edward Schulti (right), national chairman of the Anti-Defamation Laague. VIEW OF GENEVA SPHMT' pfon Reports Mass Arrest of Jews in /Moscow (DON (JTA)The attack on Jewish culture in the Soviet Union and mass arrests of Jews (sing Jewish books have not ceased despite the "Geneva' spirit" shown by leaders of the vernment in other respects, it was reported in the Manchester Guardian by a visitor who pjrned from Moscow. | visitor reveals that hundreds of Jewish homes in Moscow were raided last month by police i searched the bookshelves for signs of Jewish? publications. A number of Jews and their were arrested after the searches, and no word has been received from them since, nsiderablo anxiety exists among Jews in Moscow as a result of these arrests, the Manchester ^n Hyi The paper stresses the fact that these are the first Jewish mass arrests since the r Plot" m 1953, when the anti-Jewish campaign in the Soviet Union reached its peak. "And furs at a tune when hopes were high that with the new policy of the Soviet Government Jews iild he permitted freedom to live a full Jewish life." the Manchester Guardian comments. >ES: BREAK WALL OF SILENCE' >fov Questioned on 'Missing' Russian Writers [ORK (JTA)-Soviet Foreign Minister V. W was ureed Wednesday by Adolph Held, lof the Jewish Labor Committee, to break I of silence" surrounding the fate of promi- p writers, artists and cultural leaders eared from public view in your country." W from Mr. Held was delivered to the ^legation here. PWI to Mr. Molotov was augmented by a W* by the Jewish Labor Committee on f 1955 to Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. f which the JLC pointed out that it has, were given to Soviet and American authorities. In both the letters to Mr. Molotov and Ambassador Zarubin. Mr. Held complained that all pleas have met with silence from Soviet authorities. Mr. Held told Mr. Molotov that this silence "belies recent attempts on the part of your government to gain the impression that there is sincerity in the published statements that your government desires tranquility in the world. It is difficult for us to accept such proclamations in view of the repeated refusals by your government to reopen the Jewish press, cultural institutions and to reveal the fate of the Jewish writers, artists and cultural leaders whose names have been supplied time and again by us and other interested parties." i?MWUl STUDY PROGRAM e Department Favors Walters Immigration Plan ItoX1 ,WNS-eP- Francis E. Walter's Ecu, "can suPPrt of the movement of Hal r -to IsraH trough the Inter- r*ceve7T,eCJ0r EurPn Migration }**XJZZMl by the Stale kpart- fUle nin re by info"-mod circles who lhe vu/nn "ent ind'cld willingneas to LD ""w,,hin certa,n ^p*5- KreoivM'!irent Was rePrted to pave made hr*on l.tP Walter' member th* n Committee, who earlier this month communicated his proposal to Secretary of State Dulles. At the same time it was announced that a special body of experts of the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration will study the Walter pro- posal. Announcement to this effect was made by Rep Walter following a conference with Assistant Secretary of State John D. Hernegan ahd Ambassa- dor Harold Tittman, director of the ICEM. He also disclosed that he plans conferring on his proposal with Ambassador Abba Eban. Israel and Arabs Expected To Figure Heavily as Tenth Session Gets Underway UNITED NATIONS (JTA)-Israel and Israel Arab relations figure sizably, at times vitriolically. during the tenth session of the United Nations General Assembly which opened here Tuesday. It is fully expected that to compensate for their position of isolation in a world whose leadership is talking of peace and negotiation, the Arab delegations here will probably attack Israel bitterly all aJoofl the line. It is felt certain that from"" the very opening of the general debate, during which delegation chairmen customarily speak about the general policies of their gov- ernments, through detailed debates in every one of the General As- sembly committees the Arabs will voice opposition to Israel. Aside from an item on the agen- da which Israel has itself intro- duced, dealing with protection of civilian aircraft inadvertently cros- sing international frontiers, one of the major agenda items affecting Israel and opening possibilities for the Arabs to attack it will be the report of the UN Relief and Works Agency for the Arab refugees from Palestine, and the separate report of UNRWA's Ad- visory Committee. The* Arab bloc here is expected to ask increased UNRWA funds for the refugee re- lief. UNRWA's first budget, sever- al years ago, was $18,000,000; the fund rose to $25,700,000 last year; and the Arab states will probably ask for an increase to $35,000,000 this year. In connection with UNRWA dis- cussions, there is the likelihood that the plan proposed recently by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, for a large international loan lo.Israel with Which the Jew- ish State could compensate the Arab refugees, may come up here. Israel has already accepted the plan "in principle." However, no detailed blueprint for operation of the plan has as yet been made pub- lic by Mr. Dulles. The Arab states may bring up two new points affecting Israel. One may be a suggestion that the United Nations form a new inquiry Continued on Pag* 6 A SOLUJION FAILS Gurion Facing Hard Problem Of New Gov't. JERUSALEM (JTA) Prospects for completion of a coalition Cabi- net this week appeared dim follow- ing a meeting between Premier- designate David Ben Gurion and Progressive Party leader Dr. Pin- chus Rosen, who is Minister of Justice in the outgoing govern- ment. When the two men failed to make progress toward a solution, Mr. Ben Gurion asked permission to address a meeting of the Pro- gressive Party central committee which is scheduled to be held in Tel Aviv tomorrow. The stumbling block at this point, after Mr. Ben Gurion had conceded a number of issues in an effort to get the cen- trist group to join with the Mapai, Mapam and Achdut Avodah, is con- trol of the labor exchanges. The Histadrut now controls them; the Progressives insist that this func- tion be turned over to the govern- ment. Mr. Ben Gurion. who did not concede the peint to Dr. Rosen, asked that the Progressives enter the coalition now and leave un- settled issues for later adjustment. This, Dr. Rosen rejected. Mr. Ben Gurion thereupon decided to make a last effort by a direct personal appeal to the centrist leadership. iuus Hum 'rmi funur France Denies Existence of Secret Arms Agreement With Jewish State PARIS (JTA) The French Government denied Wednesday the existence of a secret French- Israel agreement covering the supply of arms by France, declar- ing that an Egyptian press report of the existence of such a pact was "pure fantasy." In a statement by the Foreign Ministry, the French Government denied that important arms ship- ments had been dispatched to the Jewish State. The only deliveries made to Israel recently, it said, came from contracts made more than a year ago. 'These deliveries cannot" be considered as more important than deliveries by other powers to Israel." the statement said, "nor of a nature that could alter the balance between Israel and the Arab countries who recently benefitted from substantial con- tracts with France." No other arms supply to Israel is contem- plated in the near future, the Foreign Office stated. Turning to press reports that France has cancelled contracts to deliver weapons to Egypt, the Foreign Ministry statement said that it was true that the French Government had decided to sus- pend an Egyptian arms contract "following anti French broad- casts from Cairo at the end of August during the tragic Moroc- can incidents." This does not mean, the statement con*inued, that there has been any cancella- tion on deliveries which have ul- ready begun nor does it niean that arms deliveries could not be- gin again. PAGE 2 A +Jmistrk>rkt*iti iSiw Greater Miami Prepares for Sabbath of Repentance Service aMas ^S31 8:15. Rabbi Joseph Narot Wlll (|lv Mitzvah. y^ cuss: 'Life Masjazlne's Portrayal (! cred "> wiifc.2 Judiism." Paul, son of Dr. and Mrs | Conii Spiritual leaders in synagogue* and temples throughout the Creator Miami area will base their sermons on the Sabbath of Repentance as Worshippers usher in Frida> evening services lure Sabbat!) of Hi pentance falls on the Ten Pay- of Penitence between Bosh Hatboai and Yom Kippur. Yom Kippur will commence at sundown Sunday evening. Wltp the chanting of the ancient and traditional Kol Nidre. The I>. Atonement follows with prayers all day Monday. Yi/kor memorial services will be held on that day. Morn- Klein, Academy instructor, in a discourse on: IsraelSpirit- ual Force the Near East " ANSHE EMES CONGREGATION will hold Friday evening services at sundown. Saturday morning services are at 8. Kol Nidre will usher in Yom Kippur service- Sun- [CM day evening at 6:15. Rabbi ham Levitan Bar Mitzvah ceremony, which pre cedes the Daj of Atonement to he ushered in with Kid Nidre serv- Sunday evening at 7. The Abra- '-"ts Wl11 ,>0 h">,N '' Shales Sen HIALE/.H MIAMI SPRINGS JEWISH CENTER will hold Friday i evening services at 8 Lester She-} nanie will officiate Yom Kippur will be observed with Kol Nidre services Sunday evening at 7. QtttSJl Rabbi M .' Friedman, of PL Pierce, Will officiate and preach on the topic: All Our Vows" Monday services commence at 8:30 a in Subject Ol Rabbi Friedman's aii preach on the topic: "The Historic Some Basis of Kol Nidre." Monday son selves ices are at 8. Yizkor will be at 11. Rabbi Levitan will preach on the topic: "The Psychological Effec- tion of Contrition." * * People Improve Thorn- Cantor Irving Robinson will render the musical portions of the liturgy Monday services coin mence at 9:80. Vixkor will be at noon. Ira Her-man. author a n d newspaper correspondent, will hold Friday evening services at 6. Saturday morning services are at 8:30. Day of Atonement services will commence Sunday evening at -undown. Monday services arc at 8 a.m. Yizkor will be at 10. Rabbi S. T. Swirsky will officiate and preach on the topic: "Death Takes a Huh day." Cantor Louis Oartenhaus will render the musical portions of the liturgy. Junior services are Mon- day at 10 in Dora August Hall CORAL GABLES JEWISH CEN- TER will hold Fridaj evening services at 8:15. Rabbi Morn- Shop will discuss: "Is Anything Right or Wrong Nowadays?" Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenberg will be hosts al the Oneg Shabbal in honor ol their son, Howard, who becdmes Bar ah during Saturday morning 15 \i -l 30 p m Rich "l Mr and Mi- Arthur l.itt. will be lion : i special CANDLEUGHTING TIME Tishri 7 6:02 p.m. Algiers Names Rufe Director Frederick Rule has been named tor of food and bevera fes af the Algiers hot< I, according I announcement this week bj Leu Kenin, Charles Posner and Dave Levin -on. co- owners of the 260 room ocean front hotel at 26th -t Miami Beach Rule, who has slreadj assumed hi- duties will be in full charge of all cat ering and banquet ar- rangements A graduate of Hotel Administra- tion. Cornell University, Rufe will supervise the operation of the Scheherazade. Rubaiyat and Sin- bad room-, along with the Can van. Ali Baba and Aladdin rooms For the past six years, he has acted in a similar capacitv at the Monte Carlo hotel. Miami Beach He formerly managed the Linn Lake Lodge in the Poconos, pa. A native of Phillipsburg, N.J Rufe has resided on Miami Beach for the past ten years. Last year, he made an extensive tour of Europe, studying hotel and food operations in some of Europe's finest hotels in Paris, Switzerland. Venice. Rome. French Riviera. Ma- drid and Lisbon. wi,. officiate and dos.lUbbi Shop will *Jb- <^*J^!% will be at 10:30 a.m. Neilah serv- ice- will conclude the Yom Kippur observance. Subject of the sermon i- scheduled a- "(losing the Gate." ZAMORA JEWISH CENTER will hold Friday evening services at 5:45. Saturday morning services are at 8:30 Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz will officiate and preach on the topic: The Road of Return." Yom Kippur will be ushered in with Kol Nidre -cmces Sunday evening at 5:45. Subject of the sermon is: ' i The I'nbroken Vows Monday services commence at 8. Rabbi Hur- witz will discuss: "The Deserter Re- turns Yizkor will be at 10:45 a.m. TENSE NERVOUS HEADACHES call for STRONGER Yet SAFER ANACIH Won't Upset The Stomach AiKicn'- not only t-\, t'rongrr, ' relief from pain of headache) hut i also m/i v. i upet tha ach ami has no bad effocta. Yott Anacin i like a I. That ii. Anacin contain* not ju.-l one l.ut a rombmation ot cally proven, active ingredients. entitle research has proved r.nylt drug can |rive such strong yet uch safe relief as Anacin Tablets. ^HOROWITZ-......, cuss the | at 4 p m Chil- dren's Yom Kippur services are at 3 p.m., with Rabbi skop. Cantor Robmson and Robert Sfrassburg officiating. HEBREW ACADJMY will bold Fridaj evening services al sun- down Saturdaj morning sen are at K Yom Kipi ui wfll be uah ered in with sen ices- Suodaj ning al 6 IS Re\ Aki will Ko| Nidre Guest -p> \cad- executive director, In a dis course rta Marai daj Monda; ervio an al H .' m with I K< in., r officiating at Shachrith. 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Sixth Street, Miami It, Florida E-tered ai second-class matter July 4, 1930. at the Poit Office of Miami, Fla., under the Act of March 3. 187*. The Jewish Floridian hat absorbed the Jewish Unity rd the Jewish Weekly. Member of the Jewish Tele- graphic Agency, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, World- w de News Service, National Editerial Association, Amer- lean Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Florida P-eaa Association. FRED K. SHOCHET............Editoi and Publisher LEO MINDLIN .................................. News Editoi OFFICE and PLANT 120 N. E. Sixth She* Telephones 2-1U1-2-8212 ian*J**B^JB^ZWA'r: S U B S C P T I 0 N AT S . On. Year M-00 Two Year.-----------. iso- Friday. September 23. 1955 Volume 29 ~ Numb" 38 Tishri 7. 5716 On the Eve of Yom Kippur Sunday evening at sundown marks the com- mencement of the observance of Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement. The awesome holiday comes ten days after Rosh Hashona; the period between is traditionally referred to as the "Ten Dcys of Penitence." Kol Nidre, the opening prayer, is shrouded in mystery. Some scholars have traced it to the days of the Spanish Inquisition and the Marranosthose Jews who outwardly rejected their faith but who, in secret, vowed their ir- revocable identification with Judaism. Thus "Kol Nidre," meaning "all our vows." came to be interpreted as the Jew's solemn Testament an unbroken covenant between himself and Goda denial of his open accept- ance of other religious beliefs in the name of cvoiding the Inquisition. Other scholars point to the Jewish prohibition against taking oaths. In this sense, Kol Nidre symbolizes Diaspora Jewry's compromise of Judaism and the individual Jew's need to adapt tc the alien world in which he lives. On the eve of Yom Kippur, the Kol Nidre prayer in this regard serves the purpose of reaffirminq the precepts of traditional Judaism -of spiritually reieasinq the Jew from such secular vows that he had been made during the preceding year and that had violated the letter of Jewish law. Musicologists tend to deny the Marrano the- indicating that the musical structure of Kol Nidre is considerably older than the Inquisi- tion in point of time; while several modern authorities question the relationship between c~:hs and traditional Judaism. Whatever the interpretation of Kol Nidre. the prayer sets the tone for the most awesome of Jewish holy days. On that day, the "book" is sealed." Man has cleansed himself to the rest of his ability of his past errors, and he looks forward to a year in which he will live in reace and contentment. May we add our voice to this prayer. May we hope the Hebrew Year ;716 brinas for Jewry and humanity at large that security which is the initial step toward spiritual fulfillment. During The Week. V LIO MINDLIN At least a dozen months ago. i u swimming pool with noted actor' I ihi."Vi? ed"of,|_ behind us was Mr. Adler's former c^ler; fclaxJj I talked about many thinis-^hieflv amo" ?[***** I never cease to rave. lanclai ^ actor or writer off to the West t'oa-t where, They Shall Live in Israel The plight of Jewrv in North Africa becomes increasingly worse. In Morocco three essential actions are at work. One is the French Co- lonial, which seeks to save its Moroccan roots under all circumstances. The other two aim at Moroccan independ- ence and are dedicatinq themselves to th withdrawal of French forces. The Jew of course, is being ground among the millstones cf these factions. Makina the Jew's pliqh' worse is the fact that one of the two independ- ence groups includes Moslem fanatics who take their cue from Arab Lecque leaders. :nIMS!rUK/hat ,he,Arab nationalist movement In North Africa is doing its best to protect the Jewish minority. Its leaders recoanize that no revol based on sound democratic principles can tolerate bigots; they also recognize that rue independence must include independence :om the dictates of the Arab League But "h fad remains that heavy Moslem pressure is :e,na brought to bear against the inclusion of Jewish representation in a future independent Moroccan government. Faeni rr.l^n JTanS ,hat ,omoFow' Jewish commu- -ty In Morocco is virtually doomed. The Gov- ernment of Israel IS currently attempt.ng to deal with this question. Parliament last wee? voted acceptance of the Government-Jewish Agency plan for the immigration within the next 12 months of 45.0C3 Jews from North Africa and their resettlement in the Jewish State Israel was founded for precisely this pur- rose-to act as a haven for oppressed Jewry Despite the vast economic burden that will be placed on the Jewish State as a result of the projected immigration plan, Israelis know that their doors must remain open-that no U.S. McCarran-Walter law can bliaht their land, borne of the world s peoples look with malevo- lent interest to see if Israel will fulfill ils promise The United Jewish Appeal several days aao called on Amencan Jewry to raise $10,000 000 in cash during the coming six weeks to finance the immigration plan. Rabbi Herbert A Fried man. UJA executive vice president, told the American Jewish community that the situation is desperate. And our own columns continue to report the plight of thousands of North Arri- ( can Jews who are homeless because of the anti- Semitic rioting prevalent there. Perhaps the Moslem pressures in Morocco are a phase of the Arab economic bovcott against the Jewish State today. The Arab League is clearly coanizant of the enormity of the burden Israel will have to accept in wel- coming their North African brothers into her midst. By forcing the need for migration they perhaps force a showdown with a neighbor they are dedicated to destroy. In any case, as it is the solemn duty of the Jewish State to open its doors to oppressed North African Jewry. *o too is it our duty to respond to the call of the United Jewish Appeal - to take on our share of the responsibility. We, in Miami, can best do this by notina the re- marks of leaders of the Combined Jewish Ap- peal here the largest part of whose annual, campaign receipts go to the UJA. In a state-1 ment this week, they called upon Miami Jewry to answer UJA's appeal. On the occasion of the Hiah Holy Days 5716, | let us resolve to pay our pledge to CJAto give more if we can in this great hour of need. Dur- ing Rosh Hashona. we asked: "Who Shall live; who shall die?" This is a pivotal question for i the oppressed Jewry of North Africa. We have it within our power to reply: "They shall not die. They shall live and in the Land of Israel." They Go Hand-in Hand Bert Struby, columnist for The Macon Tele- graph in Georgia, proves that there can be no, separation of bigots into types. In an article i last week, Struby shows that the racist and the anti-Semite operate hand-in-hand. The Telegraph columnist charqes that a vici- ously anti-Semitic four-page publication is now being widely distributed throughout the South, with the addition of a special two-page pro- segregation insert. The publication is the notorious hate sheet. "The American Nationalist," edited by an Inglewood. Calif., bigot. Principally active in the distribution of the publication, according to Struby, is the National Association for the Advancement of White Peo- ple. Most of us recall, with a degree of bitter humor. NAAWP head Bryant Bowles' recent insistence horn time to time that he was not anti-Semitic. But his pro-segregation stand certainly be- trays him, and columnist" Struby proves his point well. period, he can replenish his pockets and'!!!?' '" ,h* t**9 Adler was no exception in tiT regard """ ,n ,h* A I subsequently discovered that, like rim - to a kind of occupational exaggeration and Jl P*- *J ties did not in the least fill the bulk of his sou? v **** discussion with him has remained a part of m ,b* vividly his remarks concerning American j s'nw4^ the establishment of a Jewish State in Paie,.i "fon>* relationship to Mr. Ben Hecht Mr. Adler's views on Hollywood are. I suppose * My contrariness in Joining the bandwagon has C0,mn"*L delusions about Hollywood's artistic merit onehi "^1 to examine the annual outpouring of movie trash i Hal conclusion. Rather it emerged from Mr \dler o n**l statements, which colored all his observation! Th^J for me our discussion of Israel and the political C fl attending her establishment moiemem,,! I decided that Mr. Hecht s autobiography "AruuM tury. might put me straight. For Mr Hecht .nciude n f-JH section devoted to his participation in the activities ri Ik.i Leumi here. There was much procrastination on m treme youth. I recall reading w.th great pleasure ihTa. Bruga." But Mr. Hecht has never been counted a!L heroes, and the prospect of wading through upward of 5Mi biography seemed staggeringperhap- more than could L anyone who merely entertained suspicions about an arw, quenco. ILLUSIONS AS THE PRODUCTS Of H0PI 1 I have found "A Child of the CenturV a revealing bo*' Adler. Mr. Herht also suffers from the exaggerated phrase aesthetic sensibilities .abound everywhere, and frequent the "more M'ene®ajnst than sinning" artist sum up i- easily deniable conclusion. 'See what a great man am P All biographies have this inherent "great man" oWl their authors' e-*tial motivation Rut there is fortuiatrhi deal more in Kr Hecht's book than that In order to read I on Israel with any kind of understand,n-. one must that the Irgunyea?something other than a "terrorist"<** must come to look at the Irgun through Mr Hecht'< eyesafl collected effort orrlhe part of Jews to dieand to achieveSg If this was an anti-Zionist position because it flew in, Zionism's passive acceptanceone which earned for Sir, opprobrium of many "respectable" Jews it was also intiB anti-Great Britain and anti-Franklin Delano Roosevelt It is Mil latter point of view that I find most exciting not atonthrife clasm but also for its pithy disenchantment It is difficultH| of illusions, for they are the product of our deepest hopes," Heehtr "They need no fact to feed on Worse, fact can them." But, apparently, a number of things did disillusion Mr. L far as FDR is concerned, and these he lists with gusto. TVrel anonymous Mr. W. affair. A jovial Jew who spoke EntftM heavr accent. Mr. W. was accepted into the bosom of the I family. Softs Eijfl|, John. James and Franklin. Jr.. and dawk* all railed h^n Rpp|y. Mr W visited, ate and slept at the Wshj and contributed bjeavily to several Roosevelt campaign*. day he gathered his courage to discn-s ,. ith the Presidentf massacre of the Jaws, Mr. Roosevelt i- reoorted to have don't want you to talk about Jews to me Now or ever. II to listen to any Jewish wailing." NOT A POLITICAL CUMBER BUT A JEW "Watch out for Pon-v." fh> Preidet ...heaosjattfrr m*v turn out to be another Goldman Mr Hwht 'hen rtartll Goldman affairone to which Joenh>is Daniel ^is fadei reference rhi*f financial barker of Mr >'-nseve't' a"*1 govemorshiD of New York. Goldman witcbd sides i w* "lection "It was not Goldman, a political climhr. who hstj Roosevelt," Mr. W. later explained "It was Goldman. U in th" face of the fact that FDR surrounded hinHf Jewish advisors it is difficult to accent the theorv that f Hatred In Europe were all Goldman* for the ven Roosevelt But other tales are denied le easilv. In the I Mr. Hecht told underground Iretin leader Peter B^***. should ret President Roosevelt to inform the Gfrman'"T keep on killing Jews they'll be held responsible and ,"a,""3 nala B*r.son. who insisted that the r S. had "'^rJL Pact ith Britain on the future of Palestine as a J*"\v" gj thit Washington and London had Ions aco decided toscotca efforts in the Near East, nonetheless ncquiesed. David Nile*. Roosevelt's chief secretary and a J'*r>^( informed them that the President would not make a j a statement denouncing the Germans for the massacre There is the storv relating to the Rumanian eovenv to release *vtj thousand Jews. includinP ten tno" oavnvmt of fiftv dollars apiece. We don't ant toJ Jews." a Rumanian official said, "hut we would^k' '" "thfa1 Rumania before the Germans come i" and start si^ ^^ i...... wwswsvi ins.- \t-i i-'iisa nnw ------- ?. .. giving us a bad name." The fiftv dollars for ^cn *r" r ram -- . expenses of shipment to Palestine Off went ^r'^J,ri* to se.v the assistance of th* President a"d the Mat -^ denied there had been such an offer The tru'n -j % veers later bv Hennr Moraenthau in "Colliers^ jos.a Devils Chemist" and Ira Hirscbmann in "Lifeline to .^ The State Department, directed bv ^-^ sJud ^ message secretly reassuring the Arab leaders, im ^ j|fl-a To Ibn Saud went a special letter allayin* his ltariM\fi*\ manian Jewish refugees into Palestine Thus_ accu ^^ ^ no decent American could imagine that the a |pp|ffsl|J eould let seventy thousand Jews be butchered ^ For. together with Britain's Lord Moyne whoir"uld the X* of trouble for his beloved Empire in Palestine snv ^Jl there in numbers and should a Jewish arm> " CeMbMied A Bptember 23. 1955 +Jeisiincrkito w [Renovation mi Scheduled j ^e National hotel, L avt. will revert back, fomanagcnieDl "in-ration , fey,' in IMO. 'I m f P- fcfe by Harry Koretzky, 1 owner. also announced that he . the famed Collins ave. [for a period of six weeks I B 1900 000 program of and refurbishing, which the National one of the Ljeis of the Lincoln rd. Ition i' the installation hCrn centrally controlled [ plant, present I ,. | in plete alteration* hv cockl lil loun je and Up y is as well I,'.-,, repaii in the pool bo pianm d according to IreUky. wh > will assume If managin \ director when opens for the winter set- lcio-o of the i resenl sen- Wei will undergo a face Jogram which calls for the, (of 40 rooms which will , total number of guest j to 160 and the complete [of th;' fa e of the hotel. far builder and hotel .man Eami Beach area. Koretzky [hotel m 1!40 and operat- Ijl the IS Army selected. knal as it^ administration iter- for this area during far II II has been out on \e the arm) turned it back I is a well known civic lid the inventor of many items which aided the lent during the war. He is fcr of the board of govcr- ue Greater Miami Jewish bn and the Home for the [secretary of the Hebrew and a member of B'nai him in the operation of onal hotel will be his son, Kho will serve as the man- dor of the hotel. A grad- Ithe University of Miami [School of Hotel Adminis- pf Cornell University, he Berly associated with Gros- ind also operated the Wil- lel on a summer lease. North Shore Sisterhood Sisterhood of the North Shore Jewish Center will celebrate a Yom , Kippur night dance to be held in the social hall of the Center on Monday cvepj^. Sept. 2fi. I charge of the affair are Mrs.. Lawrence Weston. Mc* AJlan Ack-t er and Mrs. Louis Gofd! The following evening, Tuesday.: Sept. 27, the Sisterhood will hold its first general meeting of the year. President is Mrs. Fred Jonas. ________________________PAGE 5 A Program vice president Mrs. Sam- uel Oguz will present a skit en- titled, "Won't You Join Us, Al- ice?" Donee at Beth David ...Beth David-HHn's-ClUbXSister- hood and PTA will join in spon- soring a Yom Kippur night dance on Monday, Sept. 26, in the Beth David auditorium. Looking ahead and making plans for Nov. 1 when they take over the management of the National hotel which they built are Murray Koretzky and his father, Harry. MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI BEACH Welcomes inquiries concern- ing all types of loansCom- mercial, Mortgage,* Insur- ance, Home Repair, Auto, and Personal. Reasonable terms and interest rates. LINCOLN ROAD AT WASHINGTON AVENUE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System AMAZING NEW COFFEE THE CANTORS'CHOICE Rabbi Isaac Halavi 3-of Is:-/, ,., a special [Holy Day message ad- ed b Am rican fewry, (* urged hall pnrtici- > w the sale of State of Development Tonds in Segues throughout the fncly Days. 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Economical Instant Maxwell House saves you up to 25c compared to a pound of old-fashioned ground coffee. o * A froduO ol C.n.'ol food$ THE ONLY INSTANT COFFEE WITH THAT GOODTOTHF-LAST-DROP FLAVOR! j^% PAGE 6 A ft Itm/Mikrtwnn NE WS of the I { Ass.emll, Wi?/f in icW/W 2*i 'deathblow, anwhile, all in emergency session Me_an_wh,le. all the CabtoeU of ,, s<,, Arab Stat. - ;;.::;. :".l:>r,K,n",fK-er" ^-' '>rn,n, (mm i are meeting country-toanother in preparation tor 'something, j.^, ^r f r> is. Ambassador!,, Israel, addressing the Press cLSTtafiST* 2t..-*SSi ^aiVKean" declared: A recent EUROPE issue of Moscow's English Week I v "ts.. u contain, eompl.....^ fh- 5J TV^StW^SS.%" the article was sen. from Israel by one R. Scholom and d~h ous viewpoints of the Israeli press. Liber.l* rl^'i .Var'- world, attending the seventh Liberal Interzonal 1 "H W" Switzerland, have urged the free wor id i,. h 1?d ( onRross Lucerne. that Communism ha! chang^ tZ \l w^ h 1,^;roT^n',eVin8 anathema. Conrad Adenauer, before depart m- CuZ "CVa as group of Germans at Bochum that the s^VZCT*Z ,,,,d a Communist ideologies "will continue for decides un U we have rolTn victory." ... The Bonn Government is purchesino tL r.. .achfd United St.,.,, the Foreign Office has *ZnclT ^c/e"2VL is pressing nuclear energy plans, blueprints for plants a^ereaVv^ cry from the Morgenthau plan! Democraticelements 7n ery. Things are getting to be like old times, the HW?ff- 1 server remarked. Ud>s- one ob- UNITED STATES .In an editorial that could well have been written bj an official l-raeli spokesman, the conservative New York Herald Tribune had this to say on the latest Egyptian outrages "Along th. Gaia Strip": Th Israelis have objected to the suggestion of a 'plague 00 both VOUf houses' implicit in a ceasefire in the present circumstance* There hai been a cease-fire in operation lines the Armistice of 194!> It has been broken again and again. Egypt has been unwilling to recognize or ac- cept the fact of Israel's existence, has been under the delusion that somehow, sometime, this fact of the modern world could be erased and blotted out. The long series of incidents on thi- (i;i/;i border has served Egypt's purpose of keeping the very existence "I Israel in depute A cease-fire is a necessary step.'" the Trili continues, "hut something deeper is necessary, too. That is willingness on the part of the Egyp- tian Arabs to liv. and let livea belated but wholehearted acceptance of Israel's right to plac. in the sun. This achieved, the other prob- lems become soluble. . Meanwhile, while Secretary of State Dulles has indicated Soviet intervention in the Arab-Israel conflict by supplying arms to the Egyp- tians, N.w York Tim.s correspondent Kenneth Love reports from Tel Aviv that Israel's fores f.r outweigh those of th. Arabs and that h.r arms and men are found to be in finer shape while th. foes lack unity and strength. Kenneth l.ove should know He was recently transferred j trom his assignment in Cairo to Israel. Many Washington officials leel that Secretary of State Dulles, with his n.w Middle East plan, has j set in motion a process of action and counter-action that, if vigorously pressed, might stimulate Middle Eastern statesmen (Arab) to a recon- sideration of their problems. White House and State Department of- ficials now realize that Geneva was not an "open sesam." to th. Iron Curtain. The over-optimistic had expected the "Curtain" to tumble like the wall- oi Jericho. In the liht of President Eisenhower's recent pronouncements, the is has now placed a "hold Cor October' label on .ill major official proposals for further liberalizinf relations with the Soviet Union. . The Uiu Four Foreign Ministers are scheduled to meet in Oc- tober The Jewish Labor Committee has urged the Soviet Union to reveal the fate of 68 Jewish writers who have disappeared since the end of World War II. Adolpfa Held made the demand in a letter to Ambassador Zarubin The Committee for Russian Jewry, or ganized recently to press for the release on the two and ;i half million its in the Soviet i nion, mel Sepl 7. at the Garment (enter Syna- led bj Reuben Aria. Congressman Cellar, Sen- i Neuberger and Elea ievelt are among those on the Com The fact that many Russian youngsters art returning to God and churchafter years of anti-religious propagandaseems to have come as a shock to Soviet leaders." So Mate- the September issue 'he American P official publication of the American Proi Defense League To prove it- case, the publication reprinted from the Communist Youth newspaper, Komsomolskaya Pravda Colorado's Civil Air Patrol was host last week to five Israeli teen agersmembers of Gadna-Avir, Israel's I ,rt ,,| the air cadet ram oi the U.S. Civil Air Patrol The five future Israeli pilots toured through Denver and Pikes Peak region with l.i < ol Ben Jordan e accompanied bj two members ol the Israeli Air Force It Col f Dvir and First l.t L'ri Lowenthal New York State and cm lUthonties reported last week that the Salk vaccine had proved itself of value in preventing paralytic poliomyelitis in children The National Council of Churches, according to its new annual statistics m port. ,|,at the mid-c.ntury tide of interest in religion appears to have reached new flood heights. 01 97.482.611 Americans enrolled U mem- a religious faith up more than two and a half million from I " m'lhons are Protestant, 32 Billion Catholic and five and one-hall million Jewish Hadassah announc.s that its new Youth Bu.id.ng m Jerusalem will be named in memon ol Louis and linna H who were drowned in the foundering oi .. schooner in Chesa U !aM month. The ninth annual Issue ol the JDC Statistical 'oS 750 need" 7 ""'i' "'T'c" *" ,ht JC Prvidd 165 750 needy Jew, ,n Israel, Europe and the Moslem world. The lar Best group aided. BSJ30, were .lews >t.vi.n Mo>k.m ,,,. ' ISRAEL Israels announcement to the effect that Ihe Israelis would refrain iron, further military action ag.hu, Egypt "provided ,h^:,n.T, by Egyptians, in whatever form, will c.as. aimers m ha, ,e" ES..... ""-WSJ- '- Burn.ITcaSta. Uef ^ t ^ Supervision Organization It il now fully know,, ,n UnaIt hat T, commission, coinprined of all for- met presidents of the General A> lembiy, to probe into the entire Israel Aral, situation. The other would be a proposal that member- ship of the Palestine Conciliation Commission be Increiead with more pro \r.ih irprr-cnl.itucs. and that the PCC be ordered to really got to work. In connection with Tuesday's op- ening of the Assembly*! session, the Security Council made public its report to the Assembly which shows that the "Palestine Ques- tion" dominated the Council's ac- tivities for the entire year. The report shows that in the last year the Security Council met 22 times, devoting most of its substantive sessions, a tital of 14. to "The Palestine Question." The two issues that took up most of the Council's time on the Israel Arah front during the period con- cerned Egypt's leisure Ol the Israel freighter "Bat Gaihn" on Sept 28, IBM, and Israel's attack on Gaza OH Feh 28 IBBB. It was following that attack that the Council, after censuring Israel, called on MaJ.j Gen E I. M Hums to try to get Egypt and Israel together for pad* fuation of the Gate strip frontier The former Sally Ann Mcken- na is now at home at 2196 NW 22nd ave. with husband John F. Dahlin. The couple were married Aug. 21 Mr. Dahlin works in the compos- ing room of The Jewish Flor- idian. *.' > L - SEDAN IN THREE SERIES- The fe^ . American family car. is ottered in dZ? ** 1956-Fairlane. Cua.omline and MainW T tomline four-door in one of the 21 two-ton. ^ offered on model, which will be d^ZT^l A lower roof line, restyled qrille nK^N deaign of body aide m'old^^are^fe ance change. Thunderbird Y-8 enqin\ lil**1 develop 202 horsepower for Fordcm^^* power for overdrive or conventional drive. k'Z and Mainline. Y-8 engines produce 176 he horsepower for overdrive or conventional , horsepower Ford I-Block sue is available in all .transmission types. 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BABY BEEF LIVER J9 lb. LEAH SOUP MEAT .59 lb. Kijp LARGE JAR GEFILTE FISH W Regular 1.15 for, .99 JJ 35c WHOUSAU PRICES ON MEATS P0WTRY f0 W 23, 1955 "Jewlstinorkllbrr? jean Firm Offers Arms to Egypt nr- F(JTA)-An Ameri- ' has offered the sy in Washington {to purchase British juns ana German Egyptian raiders in would be carrying i of weapons as the Israelis and could therefore use any ammunition they might rteal from the Israelis, it was revealed Wednesday in Drew Pearson tionallv syndicated column "Wastf ington Merry-Go-Round." "Mr. Pearson published the text of a letter from the Phoenix Inter- national Company of Maryland, whose stationery advertises: "Im- plements of war our specialty." The letter, signed by W. H. Evans, Jr., a vice president of the com- pany, offers the Egyptians a vari- ety of arms, available for inspec tion in New York, including ma chme guns, 1,800 Sten guns and German Mauser rifles. The letter then says: "With the same arms as used by the enemy, the raiders can use their ammo and the other items." Meanwhile, a Cairo broadcast quoting an editorial from a leading Egyptian newspaper warned Israel that the Arab economic blockade* will tighten daily and Egyptian ar- rangements in the Suez Canal or in _______________PAGE 7 A the Gulf of Akaba will not ease off. The paper added, "should the Zionists some day lose their senses and be tempted, through illusion or despair, to embark on a new adventure, their crumbling state is done for." *,- PI^^^^IBPPPWPPWB^WI CONCRETE atWofti A \\ our new general office building at 5220 Biscayne boulevard you'll see concrete at work. In this "show case" foi many of our products you will gain timely and valuable information. You will see the many ways to use exposed masonry; you will see building blocks that serve as both facing and interior walls yes, you'll see concrete working as concrete can be made to work. You'll see Maule concrete and concrete products at work for beauty and permanence. Come out and see us, won't you? We will be glad to show you around and there is plenty of parking space in our private parking lot. We believe you will be glad you came ... we know we'll be glad to have you. ' mmmm \ Piiiii ..a tit ""linn MIAMI PHONE: 89-6631 5220 liscoyne Blvd. FORT LAUDERDALE PHONE: lOgan 4-1211 1335 Northoasf 26rh Strtot SOUTH DADE PHONE: Homestead 1432, 14S9 South Allopattah Road t Moody Orivt PAGE 8*A +Jmrt9tJM n _ j These Lovely Girls Have Their Rings-\X/d;t Baron d Hirsch Meyer's new 14-story building is taking shape on fabulous Lincoln rd while he and Polly are having a marvelous time in Europe Recent news about them included their photo in i quaint horse-drawn carriage somewhere in Italy %ith the Arturo di Filippis. . Latest word la that Polly and Baron visited Venice during the film festival and Ihen proceeded to Hontecatino Friends now understand they intend to let sail for the United Statea and be back in their Star Island home on Oct. 10. Jules Pearlman, Jr., was born m Miami Mis father Jules, Sr. Was born in Key West. So the two PearlnUUia have been proudl) show Helen Louise, young .biles' new bride, around Miami The\ were ried Aug. 7 in San Anselmo, Cal, . The Pearlmans drove through Canada and the U S tor tb. ir honey- moon A vi it with in- father at 481 NT 29th ler is one leg ol the lyweds' trip While here. Helen Louise and Jules are being enter- tail ed bj bis sister, Joyce, and her husband. Dr. Ferdinand Kaunders, ieir NE 92nd st residence. Physicians' wives often have a lonely time But not so for members ( i Miami's Physicians' Wives Club, who've banded together to wile awaj time BS hubbj makes ;l doctor's rounds The club nut last week at the home ol Mrs. Stanley E. Schwarti on North Michigan UK Rosalyn's place i> air conditioned, and it made a comfortable set t g for the program, which featured Laura O'Banion in an Informal ussion on personal glamour. . Members on hand heard Laura's adwee on color and makeup. am ing other items. Laura, In case you've forgotten, was Mrs. Florida of '949. . President Reloris Wiekman Rot the evening "ff to an excellent Start aided by her co-officers Edie Epstein, Jessie Gertman and Bea Hammond. Goings and Comings: Miami's Syd Bergmans left for New York I week Purpose of the trip Is a familj reunion at which the Berg- mans will celebrate 25 yean of marriage. . And back from her annual summer \acati#n at Hot Springs and lit i- Anna R. Berow. Or' Miss Sandra i. Kltinman AWsi MirU faldtUim Bob Silver bought cand) to pass out instead of cigars. He's just become the proud father of a son bom in Doctors Hospital. Bob and Deis are naming him Steven Vantine Vantine is her maiden name. . Doris is a member of Theta Sigma Phi journalism fraternity, and suspects husband Bob of having eaten most of the candy himself. Theta Sig sponsors the hospitalized veterans' writing program, of ch Doris i- chairman She's also appeared in the "Date With the Press" productions at which the girls humorously rib and roast promi- Pl figures ranging from Christian Dior to Claire Weintraub! Speaking of new arrivals, the Earl Pertnoys have added a fourth t< heir growing family at 5000 Cherokee. . Civie and Earl are bubbling about the birth of Sandi Ann, who s Lois Ivy, Sidney Mark and Ronald Pvaul. . Bubbling with them are grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Appel. N to be outdone. Earls mother, Geraldine Gorn, came flying down fr< m Baltimore to see the new arrival With her was great grandmother Tillie Shapiro. More Goinga and Comings: The Jacob DeKovens are back in their I erty ave residence alter spending the summer in Michigan City Ind. , He and Pauline have a summer bom.' there Vacation tune was ' re than pleasant, what with the frequent visits ()f their children- Anita and Sanger Baron, Mitxi and Jerry Goldman and Eleanor and Sevmour DeKoven. . And off to Hendersonville for two week- are Miami Beach's Mr and Mis. Morton Greenwood. A EuropeantOUr starts for Myr. and Aaron F.rr TuesdSV vhen ..... * Buck- County, P. tnd will ,Z(. Tf*& *" "" ,h<"r h"",(' fn'm'Vie;h^I.kn0W: ^ Budd "** > *<** "er in a month, com- mount pillar back in the late Twenties, now expects^ ~L ^ dcnl more than he ever has in the past. Bodd a 8ood Sylvia and Sam Seitlin took daughter Barb.r. m. ... Sid Stone's a house euest with his brother-in-law and -* r. Mrs. Murray Zinner, at their Alton rd. home. Dr' and A TV comedy pitchman. Sid was formerly with th t.. and more recently with the road company of "Guys ana DoK ^ He was among guests of honor at a cocktail nartv i m. -', ' heme when the couple celebrated their ttfSgg^J^M Miss Beverly Hader Miss Hader to Wed Canadian Physician Miss Beverly Hader of Miami Beach is engaged to a doctor from Winnipeg, Canada. Dr. Alfred Mutchnik They are planning to be married Dec. 3 in New York. Miss Hader is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Nathan Hader. 1400 Meridian ave. She was graduated from Miami Beach Senior High School and is now attending the University of Miami. Her sorority is Phi Sigma Sigma. Dr. Mutchnik's parents are Mr. and Mrs Abraham Mutchnik. Win- nipeg He is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Manitoba and the Royal Miss Smmdra limmarmmm Davis, Salmon Betrothal Told Mi*s Elinor France* Davis and Harold H. Salmon are engaged. They have not yet set a definite date for their wedding, but plans are in the offing1. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr*. Bernard Davis. 2240 SW 19th avs.'Mivm. and the late Mr Davis The groom's parents are the Philip Vi Salmons."1446 I*nox ave. iami Beach. Miss Davis graduated from Miami Senior Mien School and is now a College of Physicians and Surgeons secretary with a Miami Beach law in Dublin. Ireland He served as an firm. officer in the Royal Canadian Air Force and is now practicing in Winnipeg. Miss Zimmerman To Mam- Dec. 18 Her fiance graduated from Mi ami Beach Senior High School, at tended the University of Florida and nerved two years in the Armed Forces. He is now a student at the I diversity of Miami, where he i will study law. Sandra Zimmerman and Richard ------------------------------- Michael Schultz are plannin* a' i,hoteTddinR ln ,he FonU,ne Irvine, Miller Miss Zimmerman Is the daughter Hail Oct. 10 HitC'S of Mr and Mrs David Zimmerman 7770 Hawthorne ave Miami Beach" Ina Audrev Irvine and Barry She graduated from Miami Beach Miller are engaged. The couple's High,i School and is a soohomore at betrothal is being announced by "* n.vers.ty of Miam, ^ bri^|ec(.s p,rent5i Mr and Mr. Schultz is the son of Mr Mrs. Irvin Levtne. Springfield. O. Wty "f Miami last year from '"* M,,le"' 520 SW 22nd "*' , U,M" Biveraits His fra mi ternitj u Zeta Beta Tau" Mrs. Duntov Fetea Committee Officers Miss I.evine graduated from Pea- body High School in Pittsburgh. Pa., and attended Bliss College at Columbus. O., where she was a cheer leader She is affiliated with Mi- Joseph Duntov, vice nreM. Be,a >"">> Tau sorority and hi 'tent and chairman of the Book l,s ""tional secretary' In ,,",> en" eamm.Hn,','u l mv'r>"> wm- burgh, she was active in the YM- garden of her home. 2008 Alton rd Mr Mi,,er reduntd from Miaml Mrs. Ben Zion Ginsberg is ores'-! Se*'or H**h Scbo' a,M* was mcrn' dent of the Greater Miami chapterI**1" of th All-City Football Team convS,ot\r,ewaUhamhe J*C ^ "' U CUm^ ""**" Mass. I with the Dixie Export Company here. The couple are planning an Oct. 16 wedding. last summer, exchanged reports Ma^t^8 MfS DUntV W* M" Max Schwartz, who poured. & Miss lentt, I'm Friedman,., ''"'In.II,;,!^ Lnore Fri*i,|r than Benjamin Hirrkd nm a late fall w*d%L '!" Kdward FrvrtJ '"!1 rd., is announcing ter engagement: Miss Friedman, aisj an, a!tend?d the L'ni and sraduited versity of Miami tu, dia director is her bth>_ Dorr Advertising AgoJ Mr Harrison j> >bea| Id.i I. Harrison. WJ 'I' graduated from CM sit) in Worcester indgj bombardier in the m durinu World War 1 ll> is now assocuta] Fornifit in Sandra .Ican'sl To Study for I Mr and Mrs Kelts] man. 555 North nouncing the en daughter, Sandra, Edward Wacks. of Miss Kleinman novia Junior College. Mr Wacks is the: Mrs Hyman Wacks.', was graduated fro University and did. at Brooklyn College. Now he is doing an atomic energy lowship at the 1'nnedJ where he will recast chemistry. He is i ap ma Xi, national rest* Feldstein, I'd Arc Kngafleu* Marlene Feldstein. Temple I'niversity * hv-uneinPhiladeh*aJ to a graduate of TaBSr sity school of pharrasjJ hen Marlene is the *> M;ir> Feldsteia. laW and the late Mr *! Harris is s^'a"f *|JJ and the late LoaP" delphia. asjsaMs ia*M 9r 23, 1955^ 'Jaku&ak* PAGE 9 A Kricnsky Weds Cubrow Lm. double ring ceremony LPmp of her uncle and aunt, fSTs J Spector, 1824 .ve Miami, on Sunday, ' !i* Mr- Ann Kriensky. r0f Mrv Jenny KriensKy | lali- Barnett Kriensky. 39 L ,ve Coral Cables, for- f Maiden. Mass., became the David Lawrence Dubrow, '%, Mrs. Jack Dubrow. J \ v Rabbi S. M. Mach- liated Lan was Larry Phillips. KonorwasLee Walters. Jin marriage by her mother l]e the bride wore a bailer- W bridal gown of scalloped hantillv lace and sheer gos- nylon'tulle over lustrous tatin. The traditional long lail. i i e featured a soft- L(i tu. scooped neckline the scalloped lace, bouf- -t consisting of billowy pan- alternating hand clipped |v lace and pleated tulle. Ladpieci of chantilly lace Custed with shimmering se- L| (ash i ed in a scalloped ledged in tiny pearls with lp double illusion veiling. Irrird white orchids on a bride is a graduate of Mal- h Sen k>I and a member of Gable- Jewish Center. tubniu received his dipolma |No Vuik State University kisvillr. N V and at present pding thf I Diversity of Mi- a reception at her uncle nt's home, the couple flew nuda for their honeymoon. Jheir return, they will live antillane ave., Coral Gables. York Kites le Charles Seligs |: II.,.. Country Club in Briar- nor. N.\ was the scene of pt. 11 garden wedding unit- aaor Carol Schrier and .Selig. Jr. I bride, daughter of Mr. and Arthur Schrier of Yonkers, (rtyof Miami Beach, is grand- er of Mr and Mrs. Louis of 1210 Lenox ave., Miami [Her father nave her in mar- bridegroom is son of Mr. r.. Charles Selig, of Larch- [NY Erwin Hoffman of Ann" Mich, the tormer Marilyn an ot Miami Beach, was ma- bf hjm: Adele Ornstein of fork v.j n aid (if honor, and S Selig was bis brother's tan. couple will honeymoon in |!and. (",., and will reside in* Mile 7**v Ardninre _______*n. OaWrf L Oahrew SDT Alumnae to Meet Sigma Delta Tau Alumnae League will begin the fall season Tuesday evening, September 27. at the home of Mrs. Morton Grant. 8858 Byron ave. The meeting is primarily to introduce new mem- bers to the group and acquaint them with the activities of the organization. Formulation of pro- grams fof this year's meetings is also to be discussed. Robert dropper Bar Mitzvah Robert Cropper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cropper. 644 SW 14th ave., Miami, will become Bar Mitz- vah Saturday morning, Sept. 24, at the Hebrew Academy. Rabbi Alexander S. Gross will officiate. In accordance with this Sabbath, designated as the Sab- bath of Repentance, he will speak on "Return O Israel Unto Your God." The Bar Mitzvah will conduct the Mussaf services and will read the complete Sabbath portion from the Scroll. Robert is an eight grade honor student at the Academy. He is a member of Bnai Akiva. Following the services, Kiddush will be held at the Academy in honor of the Bar Mitzvah. Hialeah Sisterhood Schedules Social Mrs. Leon S. Eiscnman. presi- dent of the Sisterhood of the Hia- tab-Miami Springs Jewish Center. announces the first of the Center's community-wide socials of the new ; season on Monday night, Sept. 26. Co-chairman of this affair is Mr. i Raymond Lord. Herman Farrer will act as master of ceremonies' for the dance. Refreshment com- mittee will be cb-chaired by Mrs. Gertrude Beck and Dave Sacks. Hostesses for the games room will include Mrs. Yetta Gelvan Mrs. Millie Fox, Mrs. Gertrude Al- exander and Mrs. Raymond Lord. NS= Mrs. Esther Cuchill (right) greets her sisters-in-law. Mrs. Bess Cooper and Mrs. Leah Levy, for the first time at an Algiers hotel reception last week. Mrs. Albert Rakoff was hostess. \ ) *. Charles Mi \g&" ;"'' Bnd4l, Flags for Hillel House B'nai B'rith, Flamingo Chapter of Hialeah, will present an Israeli flag to Hillel House on the Uni- versity of Miami Campus Friday evening.' An American flag is be- ing presented by the State Federa- tion of B'nai- B'rith Women at the same time. Dl IJ B. Robert Gordon. 325 26th St., Miami Beach, will cele- brate his Bar Mitzvah Satur- day morning. Sept. 24, at Temple Beth Sholom. Rabbi Leon Kronish will officiate. A reception and dinner at the Delano hotel will follow. 'Get Acquainted' Brunch B'nai B'rith Women of Miami will hold a "get acquainted" brunch and games party at Mai sel's. on Biscayne blyd. and 79th st., Tuesday morning, Sept. 27. 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UUDERDALI WEST PALM BEACH PAGE 10 A +JewisHk**a*i Frid Qy J2^i Sabbath of Repentance Services Here services are at 8:30. Cantor Abra- ham Seif will officiate. Rabbi Jo- Rabbis nan CapUn will discuss: Listen. My People." At 5:45 p.m., the Rab- bi will preach on the topic: The Continued from Page 2 A ning at 7 and 9:15 p.m. hi rice N. Eisendrath and Narot will officiate at both services Can- tor Jacob Bornstein will render the Meanjng" of Repentance" Voni Kip- music*] portions of the liturgy. pUr sorvjcos Wil! begin with Kol Nl \ mi Kippur services Monday (|n, Sundav evening at > Subject of n -.ruing are at 10. Special service _,,,.', js: -Re Thw-lf" on for children will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday morning. services com- mence at 8. Rabin ("apian will dis- cuss: "Looking for ScipcKo.it " MIAMI HEBREW SCHOOL AND Yi/kor will In- at 11 Sounding of CONGREGATION will hold Friday the Sholar is at 6 all P m evening services at sundown. Sal urday morning services are at 8:86. BETH RAPHAEL congrega- ;;al)bi Simon April will preach on T wj|) Fn(j.u ,,w,mlu, 1he topic: "Why Repent"' Kol M Ylzkor is scheduled for 4 p.m. * K* die will open the Yom Kippur ob- . irvance With service- Sunday eve rrrig at 6. Monday morning services e at 8 Yi/kor follows at 11 a.m \. Hah Will conclude Yom Kippur at 5 p.m Cantor Berele Kelemer u render lh musical portion- oi the liturgy at all services ISRAELITE CENTER Will hold F iday evening services at 8 Sat urday morning services are at 8 30. date and discuss the Weekly Por- B bbi Morton Malavskv will offi i, n Cantor Samuel Salkow will render the musical portions of the I lurgy Yom Kippur opens with ,i e Kol Nidre service on Sundaj m a( ^, 4.". Subject of the ser is scheduled as: "Low, in All v., Repent" Mondaj ning -crvicc- are at 7:30 y ,k,- follows at 11 a.m. Rabb v-kv will discuss "A Ghos! ol nanc( yom Kippur observance conclude a1 8 40 p m with the ,l oi the shot.,;- Junior serv- M, i da> at II IS Ronald will officiate. services at ti .so. Saturday morning.. services an- at 8 30 Rabbi Arie l* Becker will officiate and dtscun "When the Spirit of Repentance Becomes a Necessity." Class In. Bible i- scheduled for fi p.m fol- lowed by kfincha and Shaloa Sea dos Hosts are Mr and Mr- Joseph Swarb Kol Nidre wUI be Sundaj evening at ti 15, with Rabbi Meeker discussing: Formula lor Tri- umph." Cantor Israel Kelemer will render the musical portions ,.( the liturgy yom Kippur services Mon day morning commence at 8 Yi/- kor will be at 12 p.m.. with the sermon scheduled at: "Living For ever." 2 0000 Over SI.250,000 was raised in the Combined Jewish Appeal but not all pledges have been paid, says collection committee chair- man Sam A. Goldstein (second from left) at a meeting of his committee earlier this week. The group set plans to reach all con- tributors during the month ot Octobf. Shown seated are Carl Susskind, Meyer Teigman and Max Sheinm rear are Joseph Kahn, David M. e*itt Segal and M. J. Kopelowitz. Also am of the newly formed committee, not shot Uffrfcoto, is loseph Duntov. NORTH SHORE JEWISH CEN- TER ii: hold Fridaj evenii I 15 Saturday morning sen bi Mayer th lanl-' i i ti musical 0| the liturgj Choir will > i under the direction ol " 1,u' ', n Kippur observance Sunda) n a< : 4.". Rabbi Abramowiti n the topic "The I Mondaj mornii sen 45 a m Yitkor will be , n:30 Neili h is scheduled I The Rabbi will discourst topic ("he Direction in I rvices arc Mondaj at l! am in the chapel Nathan Ko ,nd Matthew Zuckerbraun Junior sen Ices will at 3 p m in the mam synagogue. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM will evening services at Kronish will offi- | pre.nil on the topic i hange lor th< Better Is Possible " Srturdaj morning services arc at i i ntor Samuel Kelemer will ler the musical portions of the Howard son ol Mr and B Albert nce with services Sundaj eve i ng at 7 Rabbi Kronlah'i Kol Ni- sermon will be "Give God -. Mondaj morning sen ices e at 0 45. with children's services ited at 1:80. Rabbi Kronish will i scuss: "Patience Ylikor sen arc at 4 p.m Neilah will be Bt 5 p.m. BETH ISRAEL CONGREGA- von will hold Friday evening .. rvices at 6, Saturday morning rvices a e at 9 Rabbi H. Louis R ittman will preach >n the Week BETH DAVID SYNAGOGUE will hold Fnda\ evenins services at fi IS Rabbi Yaakov Rosenberg will officiate and nrcach on the topic Ri turn to What?" Choir will be under the direction ol Mrs Miriam Donnerstas Oneg Shabbat will he sDonsored by Mr and Mrs II I J in honor of their son War ren, who becomi Bar Mitzvah durim Saturd j m n ices 9 r ,:i offering will be bj Mr Mrs Bert Sher in honor of their on, Arthur 01 e of Yom Kippur I ith Kol Nidre on Sunda) evenins at t; Rabbi ill officiate, assisted Lei i Hal i ct of the discourse is it All Depends Vou." Monday sen ices com mence at 8 a.m Sermon will be: "<'li.....i i ife Yidcor Is at 11 I atonement will be conclud- ed with the sounding of the sh ifar Mr and Mrs Edward Mer- lin will present floral offerings and Collective Repentance." Mm eha will be at (i Yom Kippur be glna with Kol Nidre service Sunday evening at 6. Rabbi Helm will discuss: "The Supreme Need of Our Age Services Monday at 8 30 a m. will be followed by Vi/ kOT at 11. when Hal.hi Heim -peak- "Humility." Cantor Ben Grossberg will render the musical portions of the liturgy. Monday services are at 8. Yizkor will be at 11. Rabbi Edwards will discuss: "Justice." Neilah concludes the Yom Kippur observance, with a discource on the topic: "The Book is Closed." on the subject A Chesed She! Emeth Cantor Joseph Krissell MONTICELLO PARK CONGRE will render the musical portion- < i GATION will hold Friday evening the liturgy Choir will be under services at rundown. Saturday the direction ol Mildred Wraizar morning services are at 8. Rabbi Rabbi Heim will officiate at Nei >^';,r Lerer will officiate and Kol l.ih Nidre son ices Sunday evening at 5:30. Subject ot the sermon is TIFERETH ISRAEL NORTH- scheduled as: "Once a Year Mon SIDE CENTER will hold Friday day service, are at 8. The Rahhi evening services at 8 SO Rabbi will preach on: "Communion With TEMPLE EMANU-EL will hold Pridaj evening service- at ti Sat- urday morning service- are at 9 Rabbi Irving I.ehrman will deliver the sermon Martin son ol Mr and Mrs stanlev Mainster. will ttecomc Mar MltZVah Kol Nidre opens Yom Kioour services Sundaj evening at 6:80 Subject "I the sermon will Im "The Bond ol Faith Yom Kippur services Mondaj mon commence at 8 i"> Yizkor will be at 10. with Rabbi Lehrman presenting 4 48 a discourse i red Met ies antor Philip Brummer will render the musical portions of the liturgv at all service. The Rabbi will chant Neilah Special services for teen Bgen will he held in the Delano hotel at 6:80 p.m 00 Sun- dav and ii i m on Mondaj Eu i i Wiener will officiate Junior Yom Kippur services are in the mam synagogue at 3 p m God. Yizkor is at 11 a.m. TORAH TEMPLE will mark the \ance of Yom Kippur at Hi- biscus Auditorium with Kol Nidre services opening Sunday evening at 6. Monday services commence at 9 Rabbis Louis A. and Abraham Cassel will preach, with Cantor Jo seph W. Malek rendering the mu.-i Kiddush. Yom Kippur services be-, cal portions of the liturgy. He will gin with Kol Nidre Sunday evening be assisted by Cantor Abraham at 6:45 Rabbi Herson will discuss Wcinstcin. Kol Nidre in the Life of the Jew Mondaj s,.|-\ ices are at 9 a.m Dur- ing Yizkor. at 11:30 a.m.. Rabbi i Herson Will preach on the topic:1 "!'.> the Virtue of Our Fathers Abraham Herson will offii preach on the topic "The JOJ af Penitence'' Mr and Mrs Berks will be host, at the I Shabbat following Saturday morn hag services are at 9 Subject of the sermon i-: Eternal Truth Cantor Albert Giant! will render the must cal portions f the litur-v Mr and Mrs. Morris Faster will be Boats at 11. Rabbi Ever will disease' ing Our Memorial Meaning TEMPLE SINAI of will hold Fridav night 8:30 Rabbi David Shapiros] COM The Sabbath of Cantor YehudahHdj will render the musical of the liturgy. Receptian i sponsored by Mr, and ', Vogel in honor of their! versan Saturday morning"! ices are a| it. Sermon witli the Weeklv Portion. Kol opens the Yom Kippur i Sundav evening at 6:30. morning -ervico comn 8:30 Mincha i~ at :i M pm The sermon will be: "Eternal Bond" Neilah will Ik' changed bj Cantor (Wantz at BETH EMETH CONGREGA- TION will hold Yom Kippur sen lees commencing Sunday evening at sundown Rabbi Sheldon Ed- wards will officiate as guest spirit- ual leader and preach on the topic: AGUDATH ISRAEL HEBREW INSTITUTE will hold Friday eve- ning services at 6. Saturday morn- ing services are at 9. Rabbi Isaac Ever will discuss: 'The Call of Repentance." Cantor Fishel Lut- man will rentier the musical por- tions of the liturgy. Mincha is at 5 45 Yom Kippur will be ushered in with Kol Nidre services Sunday evening at 5:30. Subject* of the sermon is: "Atonement and Sur- vival Monday morning services are at 8. with Yizkor following at Schechfer UnveiliM TI c D< lication ol a MonaB^ t<. t> f th*bk HENRY SOUCHTU 'IV o) s W Mm Srim mil bf held on Ti immy Septemsi i Mi Nsao Cuona Ullll Rahhi S T Svuhssy ofMj Arrangements, arc in charjt ( Palmer Miami MoafPJ Company friend-and rcbwH arc aked to attend | BETH JACOB CONGREGATION Will hold Friday evening lerviceJ at 6 Saturday morning services are at 8 SO Rahhi Tihor Stern will preach on the topic i<. Return but Forward Theodora Schull, son oi Mr and Mrs Herbert Schull Portion oi the Law Clas. in ^"^ffJE "5^ 2"^ , b at 4:45 p.m loHowed bj 5!f.uri!f M":"h"- "'"..render the eha and Shaloa Seudos Yom with musical portions ol the lit: Halacha Sabbath Shuva dis< Kippur services commence with -f 4 .... ..rf. ' K ,1 Nidre on Sunday evening at 8. p ,^,1 iSSFSfJZ -lav (erviceswillopen^e..m ^"-t^^'^Z WEST MIAMI JEWISH CENTER t II hold Fridav evening services al 6. Saturday morning services are at 9. Rahhi Alfred Waxman will - fficiate. Yom Kippur opens with Kol Nidre Sunday evening at 6. gm with Kol Nidre Sundaj evening at 6 Rabbi Stern will preach on the topic Pledges Yom Kippur services Monday morning com mence at 8 Yizkor will be at 11 45 Subject of the discourse is sched- uled as: "Recollections Mincha is Subject of the sermon is: "Atone-'at 3:3 P m Neilah will conclude rrent Will he Made for You." Serv- ices Monday are at 8 a.m. Rabbi. Waxman will discourse on the t pie: "The New Year Has Be- gun." * the Day of Atonement observance at 5 p.m. Martin Mainster. son ol Mr. win !\ S,anley MaLn'. will celebrate his Bar Mitz Afasin Unveili*! Th, i ill! M M tttl :m I* lei I _... Ml CAPTAIN NATHAK IU$i, *| .-'Iv cf 5g63 s* 9th Trua u ill t*k< F^ce S, NDA> Sll'TIMBI m 11 00 am it K| S vl MlMOflAL P* C.\ vll n*v Rahb. M..x \Vuxman. L Captain Mum .- parVntsM. and MisJ-J and one brother H'nrr*^- Cpt-n i" the Mcd.ca\lgfi ,,Mrd m action m^ ber 4th, '" relate Jt"-^ Midi Ufleilif to the V ficiate. FLAGLER. GRANADA JEWISH COMMUN.TY CENTER Wl ,2 i-riflay evening services at 6 Sat urday morning services are at 9 , vices at 5:45. Saturday morning' ^Von ^tSc-tadM T^^ ^^ 8chol ' maiviauai Temple Emanu-EL KNESETH ISRAEL CONGREGA- TION will hold Friday evening Theodore L. Schull will be Bar, Mitzvah, Saturday morning. Sept. 24, at Congregation Beth RaL? ^""day. Sept.**24. j Jacob. He is the son oi Mr. and man will of- Mrs. Herbert Schull and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Max Schull and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price. Reception will follow services in David Whit- man Hall. The celebrant ninth grade student at Miami Beach High School and at- Meyw - The I> 46J3 Granada*^ LAI C*S Wool-1 U'llt H MM D Mr daughter, Coral < ... ** snd ^'V--,'l&i oi Urand.bild'tn in charg* QasjpenJi ked to 'J5. 23otf> [g.ptpmber 23, 1955 .Wfcf. n^rirfl^m PAfSP 11 A mians Picked itudy Mission t Heiman, Miami business and the 155 rhairman [combilled Jewish Appeal, i Bernard R. Stevens, edu- [efcairinan of the Federa- men's Division, have been to represent Greater Mi- i study mission to the State ,iiing to Stanley C. Myers, ni of the Greater Miami (Federation, the two Miam- Bl join leaders from practi- Ury state of the union com- I the United Jewish Appeal iulon tippur Dance Due \ Kippur dance will be spon- .ointly by the congregation Kerhood of Tifereth Israel Lie Center following the Lin of the Yom Kippur ob- L Monday evening at the 16500 North Miami ave. Children s choir of the junior congregation of the religious school of Temple Emanu-El will lead Yom Kippur services for the entire student body in the main synagogue Monday, Sept. 26. from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Front row: Daniel Levine Jonathan Turk, Stanley Muravchick, Mimi Miller, Marsha Gla3sman, Steven Robinson, who will act as Junior Rabbi, Steven Chaikin, who will chant the Mi Sheberach, Charles Homer, who will be Junior Cantor, Delsie Lipton and Elandra Bialolenki. Second row: Sheila Sandier, Lois Ross, Arlene Arvan, Mona Glasser, Leslie Zebitz, Sandra Gastfriend, Ar- lene Greer, Alan Medof, Alan Kurzweil, Ivan Shapiro, David Brummer and Stephen Gould. Third row: Michael Hale, Ale a Albert, Sandra Katz, Sharyn Hoffenberg, Phyllis Mechlowitz, Claudia Bialolenki, Barry Katzen, Charles Popoff, Harold Kart who will read the Torah, and Edward Greenwald. Back row: Sherry Kout, Joan Eichel, Rosalind Lehrman, Virginia Gordon, Harvey Shapiro, Russell Herman and Michael Peyton. 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In the Sisterhood of Miami Hel.r-v. h,c h 'he menftJj School and Congregation will hav will ^f the heh "^ their first regular meeting of the 1,;'^ l^cn an'm^H season on Tuesday afternoon. Sep' lip lUTidell ^ HOLLAND HOHEYlH IS KOW MADE WITH NEW CROP *, DUKIOUS AND HEAlTHFUl iso fat \o sn;\n isJ Mflde with lew Calorie Ry, iMr Try a Loaf Today I ASK FOR IT IN YOUR FOOD MARKFT Dlifribufed by CCCHRAN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 161 N.I. 30th STREET , Thirty teen aqers from Miami represc i iservative congregations here pated in n week's er.campmsnt under the sponsorship of United Synagogue Youth. which took place in Hendersonville, N.C. Participating were North Shore Jewish Cen- ter and Temple Emanu-El. Miami B Congregation Beth David and West M Jewish Center, Miami; Zamora Jewish ter. Coral Gables; Temple Sinai. Hollywood. Shown are Joy Davidow. Arnold Grcnt. David Harris, Irwin Siegel. Jecnnette Loeb, Alyce Goldberg, Jerome Temchin. Buddy Giffers Roofing Skilled Technique "Roofing 1- n highlj skilled ti which has attained lull stature only in the last decade or so." st< Steve Raymond, president of Gif- fen Industries, Inc., Wednesday "In the past, man) roofing con- tractors either through lack ol knowledge, indifference, and m some cases venality, turned out .noddy work fostering the illusion that getting a good root was mat- ter of pure link "The situation is quite differ ent today." continued Raymond "Rigid building codes put a pre- mium on the capable and honot contractor tor his employment ia insurance against poor workman ship to saj nothing ol costlj d< when .1 rool fails to pass inspei tion Th< n 1 \ perienci and Gifl in 1 ly ha ol high- ly tr.lined m II as I in evei .ped which wi Ben "G ' ' 1. Sharon Press, Bailee Tenenbaum, "ronowitz. Schneider. Shilra Sorott, Elliott Shapiro. Sandra Schreidel. Dennis Bookshester. Lester Brickman. Carol Miller. :;al. Susan Levine. Howard Gal- Rochelle Lynn. Seated: Russel Frank Bauer, Leslie Wiesen, Paul Ruthfield. Char- les Kamen. Ronnie Ruthtield, Leonard Roth- bart and Barry Goldman. Center are Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz, director ol the Southeast region of the United Synagogue Youth Corn- on. and Paul Kwitney. who accompa- nied the group on their encampment. Wins Beauty Contest Daisy Tiber, M. of 1642 Jeffer- son ave recently won the title of Miss Young Adult of the Greater Miami Jewish community young adult cluba The beauty contest was held at the Roney Plaza hotel. Miss Tibor is a member of the Young Adult League of the Greater Miami Jew- ish Community tenter's Town Branch NURSERY THROUGH 12th CHAD! NORMANDY SCHOOL tiloblhhed 1926 Our 20th Itu ACCREDITED IT THE FLORIDA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EN Special Music and Art Program Saturday and Daily after 3:30 Greua and individual instruction en pioti) and ill f Hie orchestra. fainting, ceramics, puppetry, arts ond crafts. Bal dnnce. Individual instruction daily after 3:30. Transportation provided Saturday mornlr.es. Highly trained professional staff. 1021 MAMfTZ DRIVE LEO HUBEHUN, Km MIAMI BEACH, FIOR'DA Teletheat IN ia a special message to Miss Marguenta Rcv.valt, Wash- ington, D.C.. president of the !,'utional Federation of Busi- i and Professional W. .'.<> t. 1. 1 ANNOUNCING! tie Birth of the... Gifien roofer on the job. "There is no substitute for experience and Gifien.' says Steve Raymond, president of Gifien In dustries. Inc. .snsxnn k>st*l. .. davidh. ***' |in( auction, from ***r??tmnn <**T intrrntv eep.ral.on..and ic.nic ^ ^i __j .....,div a #.,, rmd the people today and yesterday ,,,, thf)*J and problem, .ffect.n, ssri<* ;,,. ^ culled from the mounta* of >"'*'" both the Jeih and non-Jr*"** pre" J m^l ,h. neod. ol tho ilaj ''\! ...*! man, f.c.1 111. ol tho *?***& ,o la**'"' no axoa to grto\ rao">v ass'* The JEWISH DIGEST Foot Office Bo. 153 Houston 1, Teaaa Gentlemen: _ ? Check enclosed HaB 1*0** member 23. 1955 Obituaries niNA BAUM 0 ,?;"-. ,...,.-.-I .way r m vein < io -N ','" ; *;, Weiss; two Pl ,,.(.- IHium and |-n...-i.e .....then., Morris, m,l Max IWblel . ,' .., the Miami ;,;,'.:.....-< >" m Nbo vlved by two sons. Bamuel and George; three grandcblldr.ia; ami our great-grandchild, alt .If Miami I s.-i vleva ware Tuesday In Pordoa's Miami I loach Funeral Home, with In- tel tneiit 111 YVoodlaun Park, .V 1 KB.* Vim Harriett Klsmnn. \ jl,.. KIM Aaron and bann Remains were sent '%> r services ui lh( Miami rUwstis. IRRIS BADANES 11 .* > retired mer- K,'..., Kloildlan. died Sept. ... Kl.irlda In ISfld, set- v, I,,.,,. |. owned |,| .Mr H HI"* " ni'.n 1 il where he eon- _, ,.,, 11- was a mem- igotfue, .Miami Inul 11 "it li A I 1 veil bj .1 MMI, Mr* i:.ina . |'hllll|>H anil .Miami, ami seven u. re Mod- ,.,. li.nnl ('hapel, III" l-aik 'emeterj lEBECC* KAUFMAN rd who lived Krlday. Mm ... daugh- 1 ohen, Mi- ll two , lldren Bel In I'lttaburgb i, 1 Funeral .....ing< - FKANCES GTOER ii loi ho . sept. 1".. She .1 lira 1 Marj 1..... Mabel !- ... were . Chapel, 1 vii Bark. |NG GREENFIELD ,la 1 .ui hi oh - 1 1. 10 Star Chicago II 1 hei e for , it. 1 |r- . .1.1 ightei a, Mi I'..11 . .1. nfleld, all . \li--.-- ('herle I t'hli ago; hie . Max; and 11..'Till.ui and r si 1 in Beach; 11. S-i \ 1. .-- M. TIL.I |.(| jinn: li, Intel mem t.d- 1 > TILL'E SORNSTEIN -v. died Bept. il .Hn fi .,m I 1 .il.'. anl. .Mi.. and Hei man sr I'nrk a daughter. Head Miami: three sister*. to Doioth) s'choenwlrth, 1 k. two In others, five I. .tin! 1 1 .i 1 u 1.1 ad - n.lav in lii.r- I nli Intel men! |MI C II. '. \. pRS. ANN SINGER . ago from ili. I al home. 1 '... ii. Bun iv- kr hvibiind, I >ave .1 .I.iiikIi- I Rnbei 1 ii 11 a i.rothor. _r; ami Mr* 8am 1 I'-.-.o II and Si 1 v icea iwi I Miami Beach P '. Nil... 1 'erne - US. IDA B MILLER I iiif 1 Saturday |l hi.i-i.ll.il mi,. 1.urn from 111 a .. Her onli ....!. Dye, ':" wore .Mi.n la) Men mlal ,;...| BESSIE ABRAHAM . 1I1.1I M..mlay. 31 yean and .1 SIMON FEINIERG 79. died Sunday at hi* home, 2I0 BW 22nd lor Ho came from Kingston, N.Y.. five yenrs aim. Ho leavea his ~ mM0mmmmmm*mmmim**r. iau 1.1I.. and Harry, Brooklyn, Beai h, iters fees wo' Chapel. With burial In Mi. S'c.....Vine Wry. rT ana f,-eh were 9loha]ay III Gordons Miami MRS FANNIE MILLER 10. of TaL'l H,i...in..i ave., North Bay Village, h. cam* hers eight rears uk" from Neu fork, died Bept. 13. lira, Miller, ntombet ..r the North siior,- Jewish Center, 1* aurvlved by two daughter*, Mr*, t'ylvla efiiisler, North Baj Village, and Mis. 1.....11 no Abrama, Sea \.:k: a eon, Louis, a>.\ York: and fix. graodcbildren. Berv- Icel and inlormeiit wore ill Ni>\ York. with lii-iuii Memorial < hapel, .n,.i - mandj i.-i. In char ;. .1 kx al ar- .1 ligaments. MRS. OOLOIE BERKOWITZ JJ, of WO .-\>. MtM ... W1U1 . ii.i five ) .. ..ii Cievel (>., iliod Bepl 1 I Bhe i- aui ive< her huabaud, '1. 1 Mn 1 Ion Sam. Ix.th of Miami, a lUiikhtei. B) u la Bplegel, Bci anti n. I l.r, Mi* ISathei tiiletlko, Miami 11 broth* Bel kites wi re Keul 1 Qordon'a I'hnj.el. with lnill.il In Sinai 1 '.in. 1. .1 me n I, 1 l .. .1 .\n mul I in Ml vSitSs. """*",,f MiHmi,;'"" _. JOHN WOLF V ""I ......'r ago from Burvlving afe hU .. i-.,... ., ,, HaroM, S(>u(;i. ''' "" .....""' Al. Miami; three a!V'a./'T ,S;",y 0r-" Rom Klrach. hi Lauderdale. Kerv- icea hui burial nr n, Bouiaaven. MAURICE^ALPER h... Of, .,,._.':,n>11. .,V1. MUn|1 ^ K tiled Hept. .. ,n a ho.-pllal A saWm.n he 1 an,.- ,,.-i, u y,.MIK from |)(. 11011. He wma a .....moar of Hlblacui .Ma-oiii, i^h.k... Miami Beach, and Mam Minn,, remple. SunlvInK are ma wire, frleda; a eon, Irwln, Miami 1. 1. :i. !.. brotheni and three Ma. lere. Including Mra. Ma Hyman and in .- mi-iii Aipor. 1...11, ui Miami ''" ~' > lce '.'. Bept. 7 In l:n -1 Ueilloilui I'bapi I, Miami l:.a, h ! "mi 111,.-i nun, i .vi 1. n,.|, cemetery, LOUIS FRANKEL I pl H '' -N\\ ,tn aw., di.d Bept. I 111 ''......n A riding station oper- "' "........ here ii\.- iiui'H {!>. Bur Ivina 1, i,i, wile, Doris; two " -ii" '.Ail 1 1 .1 11.1 .. aud Mi 11 Hai 1 ....n.,\, ,. both "i .',;i| i;.,,, ' -. Max, 1 " I" mi auoi ail ol Miami Berv- . i:i I lord .11 .- Miami 1 "M m.i .i.i in Mi. Nebu Ceine- i. i.- ABRAHAM BERLAND 1120 < 'olllni ave., ui. 1 Bunday, Bept. II Ber ei h nd bui i..i w< re In Nea a mi 1 loi don 1 Miami Bea< h r u- 11 ral Home In charge locally. PAGE 13 A The Entire Group of the University of Miami Symphony Orchestra extends its best wishes for a peaceful and joyous NEW YEAR to its many.sponsors atod friends who have helped make this season a success. MRS. ANNA HEINICK r,:.. of 1*1! BO Sth si died Bepl I'.'. Bhe came (mm Akron, '. five >-ears ago, Burvlving are in-, husband, Max; 1 ,l.i..m. \kini. (our daililh- ten, Mr* Marian Brown, Mrs I'm otiiy Croon, and Jtm A M.ili, nil ol Miami, and Mi- Kethei l.eel.aw, foungstown, O.; nine |randohl!.lren and a great-grandchild. Service* 1 ore Bept. IS In Oortlon Miami hnnoral Home, with tmrhtl In Mi. Nebo 1 ii ... MRS. JENNIE FRIED 70. of :"..i s\\ i>;iii 1.1 died Kept It. Berv Icea were s.-i-i 11 in Kiwixkie Memorial Chapel, with burial in Mt. Nebo Cemetery. AUGUST JIPP ''. of 1 ;; Collins ave., died Bunday, 11 in charge ol ai rangi meni Ide Memoiinl Chapel. JOSEPH B. MOSS ft, ol v........;,n .ii owner of the Avalon hotel, died Bunday, Bept. II. In hospital. Ho lived here for 20 - li.- waa .. in. mi,. 1 ,.f the Hlbie. ua m,, .-..ni. Lodge and ..1 remple Bmanu- i-;i b'usviving are his wife, Fannli two -..ii-. Lewis, Coral Dables, and William, (Washington; and two ten, Including Mra Bathei Kahn, Mi- ami Beach. Bervlci were Monday In Riverside Memorial Chapel, Miami Beach, with burial in Mt. Nebo Ceme- tery . SEASON'S GREETINGS Penny's T V New, Used Sales FRANCHISE DEALER FOR RCA, PHILCO, CBS 29345 Kingman Road Leisure City. Florida Homestead 1953 9524 Bird Road Miami. Florida MO 6-6091 983 E. 8th Avenue Hialeah. Florida 80-5523 Service Calls 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. HOLIDAY GKttTINGS TO ALL THE JENKS SIGN COMPANY OF MIAMI BEACH 1127 Slh STREET, MIAMI BEACH PHONE JE 1-2144 WILLIAM EHRENFELD 71, of m Calabria ave., Coral Cables, ni. 1 Bepl .11 a 1 ..-.il Hospital ll<* Is survived by h iiv, i:.--i.-. wo daughters, Mrs, orac* Tr*a and Mrs. Mi., \\ aiater, Mra Mgry Ooldberg; and tour icandchilili en Be- Vork ler inalim were 1 el 1 It es and RiVOl aide. .in I.. Ni w mt.-n11.-1. Mi. \ii.imi I MOSES AARON EMANUEL formerl] I Ro b*>\e.. fill died Agg. ::n In a Miami Beach lm.-j.ii.il. li*re he had been i..k,n r/dWwthg a heart attack. Ho was a pioneer >.f modern Hebrew educatiahT iW -.tgierJo.. Hgrn In Russia 11 !-:. he >vaa i;on..wSd aa a Biblical and Taint.idi.- -.h..lar. He was an organiser of the So|na Baron, Jewish deloii..e c..ip au.nwM Czailsl I'ogropia. and a lli. . ei In the ZLml-t rri..ven*efif. He **rv- ,-.i for many years as head teacher of religious schools in Rochester, BcrantOn and TolXJtlto, itptarl.,. l-'.-i the |uat 12 yejirs. be had reafde al.d with the Hebrew Acad--m> H, la aurvlved by hi* wifoy;Samh; sonl, 11.-ii-ZI.11. Nathan. Aklvg and Hersl: and daughtora. Mra H. Hararl and Mrs. L. Steraln. JOSEPH J. ICHEtTEL 62. of 1313 lMh St.. Mat mi Beach. diet Bept. 7. A roKldcitt of Dade count v -tor einht years, he came here fi.mi New VorhaClty and owned a coclw.all lounxe In a downtown Miami hot.-l He wa.s a member of the Mi- ami Elks and 1- survived by hi* wife. es, brother and stater, Brv- were Friday in Riverside Muiml Beach Chapol. with burial in Mt Xibu C-niotci I MRS. JENNIE LOWBNTHAL 77. of It7 Bay di., Miami Beai Ii. died Bept. 7. She came from Now Y"il. r 1 v.- \oara ago and i* survived by mm. Milton, New York, a daughter. Mra. I>or..th\ flcrnMetn. Miami Beach: a brothei and fogr slaters i..ai ar- rangementa for Interment in New NATHAN CLOSSER I 71, owner of thi Qeorgian hotel al I...I Collins 1^.-. died here Baturday, .-,1 10. He came t-. .Miami is years ago from Johnstown, Pa., whore ho an.l .1 1 othi 1 foi niu-,1 Qloaaei Bros . 111 .-in store 1 i.- v.a- chairman ..f the board of the store when he Idled. He also ail a founder and .in., tor of Temple Bmanu-B!. In 1M7, i he built and for a time owned the Barblson apartment hotel .11 Ocean dr an.1 >;t:i -1 a former director of the t niie.i Jewish Appeal In John town, Mr. Qlosser wa* a member of B*nal B'ritli and was a Zionist and Mason, ii.- leaves hi* wife, i-u.n 1 two daughters, Mrs, Freda Roruatein. Mi.iiin Beach, an.l Mi- Bessie BUber- steln, Johnstown; n *..n. Qerald Johns- town: tlnoo sisters, Including Mrs , Jei ni* >aslp, Miami Beach an 1 brother. Services were Sunday In Beach Memorial Chapel on Normandy late, with burial in Mt. Nebo O 1 . tei) > MRS. SOPHIA SQHULKIN !>s. vh.. came hen- seven years ago from Detroit, died Saturday. Bept I", at homo. 1253 BW 2rd toi Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Harry Oot- tesman, Detroit; a great-grandchild, ..ml seven grandchildren, Including Mi.-. Nathan Prost, Miami. With whom snt made her home S.rvlc- Were Bunday In aordon'i Miami Chapel, with burial in. mi Nei.i, cemetery. MRS. ESTHER GREEN SI, of TS0 Kuelld ave.. died Bept . A resident her.- f"i the past U> years, she came from Trenton, N.i. She li survived hy her husband, Bamuel; three .laiiKhtoi s. Mis. F'rieda Katx. Trenton, Mrs. Evelyn Wysockl and Miss Cells Oreen, both of Miami Service* and burial Were In Tronton, with Riverside Miami Beach handling local arrangements MRS. SARAH CLUCKMAN tM 1 can dr.. died hole In chiiiKe of iirranKeiiioiits "as Miami Beach Kiverslde. TO All SEAS0V5 CKUTINCS rofecf What row More" SWENS0N DUGGAN INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 3253 N.W. 22nd AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA PHONE 64-7094 SEASON'S GREETINGS DINE IN AN OLD WORLD ATMOSPHERE at the PINE TREE INN German American Cuisine We Cater to forties (Moderate Prices) Air Conditioned 2441 S.W. 37th Ave.-4 Blocks South of Miracle Mile Phone HI 6-6480 GREETINGS HOFFMAN OFFICE SUPPLY Desks Cabinets Choirs etc. S3 HIALEAH DRIVE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA Phones 84-2470 - - 83 2479 6ttTIMGS 10 ALL "Complete Beauty Service" ESSEX VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON Mary Cooper, Hair Stylist 241 EAST 4th AVENUE, HIALEAH, FLORIDA PHONE 88 8119 rmm Extends To Ali... Season's Greetings S2S ALTON ROAD JE 1-7259 1530 N.W. LEJEUNE ROAD 65 1535 To Our Many Friends. Patrons and Acquaintances . SEASON'S BEST WISHES I Sam's Texaco Service Station Sam Lsaumew "WHERE THE CAUSEWAY MEETS THE REACH" 501 ALTON ROAD MIAMI BEACH ,.t(,,he charter presentation cere- F ror the installation of the newly fonn- lnh Dade Lodge B'nai B'rith held dur- bnr,T,nua' ., ,h membership planning Cl rIi! Algiers hotel OTe wft t ^ht) I LT Pre8ider. B'nai B'rith Coun- K. uFlorida; Geor9 I Talianoif. U rnanl rlhiP chaman. B'nai B'rith ** r^w hip ""npaign; Frank Biel, i dSS rn[ l North Lodq B'nai I ld ^mian, of St. Petersburg. retary. Horida State Federation of B nai B'rith Lodges and district membership co- chairman; David I. Wolper. of St. Petersburg, president. Florida State Federation of B nai B'rith Lodges; Juhus Fisher. Roanoke. Va.. secretary. District Grand Lodge No. 5. B'nai B'rith; and Max Kroloff. of Washington. D.C.. national B'nai B'rith membership director. North Dade Lodge is the 22nd B'nai B'rith Lodge to be formed in Florida. HARRY and BESS GERSTEN Wish All Their Friends A Very Happy New Year The Mayfair Shops Resort Wear for Women 2005 COLLINS AVENUE 151 SUNNY ISLE BOULEVARD PAGE 14 A p Richards Reveals Faulty Memory H Of Noted Columnist David Lawrence > !*!<* nvrtttor By BERNARD G. RICHARDS Seven Arts letter in full it is :< follows: "Dear Mr Richard!: Ahon i beean this column la< "Thank vou very much for Mav. 1 vni back to wrne ;meient letter of July 13 I do nol remfm 7',wii>i bintv bv writin" a Hjee '"''" eV( ,i.i i),i\ i.i i awrence, th rlUHn- -hi'il W*hini?t (hat Rabbi Wise wrote in ber ever Goldberg Possiblj there i- some confusion between the information T*S News and World Report. The sciiue book the name of which I do not r became timeiv beoouse -he h""k lhe nwne "' ",ll,h ''" M(" ,, ,,i,in m-oor r m.- i......,.,..-e IV(';|11 M> recollection is thai Rah was then the suhieet of an illmnin- ," WIm ** "! M,m'' Sympathetic Wl then the suhieet of an illiimin pfino m-nfile hieh son.....pH in Nation and which was w ritten by Rdgar Kemoler. Mv article was called "David I wren re Once Hclned the Zion- ists." and it referred to some a*- '-tance which he was reoorted to h ve riven te. a Zionist delegation t went 1 VI diington in io*>i on b< hall oi our efforts for Jewish re- settlement in Palestine. The work i this delegation was le.l i>\ the i-it and vivacious Abraham t;. Idberg, eloquent orator, prolific forceful writer, whose work lor Zion will lone he remember- ed. According to the report which was -uliseauentlv presented to a attention I gave orLginaH) to the Halfoiir Resolution during World War l He always gave me more credit than I deserve in connection with the \" lean attitude Mj recollection i- I never -poke t0 an> members ol Congaess about it at all Rabbi w ise may have as -umed that the subsequent appro*. al at the White House which came after I had written something about it. maj have heen some cause-and-efect relationship, but I don't think there i- art] basis for that assumption flattering though it ma\ he "Rabbi Wise was a dear friend of mine and I know one or two ^ F~ i < *im i rvut'n tint* (II I W 11 meeting of the Zionist Organization times when I met him subsequent i>> Goldberg, this Influential, to that incident, he spoke of it hav- n. wspaperman was of help to thejing some effect, but frankly I ''legation in making some con doubt whether it ha.I Anyway I tacts with men in public life who imagine whatever Mr Goldberg C. utld he of assistance said about me may have heen de Mr. Lawrence wrote to me on rived m some way from the inci- July o to >ay that someone had dent of the story I wrnta at the sent him a clipping of my article time Ol (he Balfour Resolution I andI that while he appreciated "the make it a point never to become ,.!!! ff h .m T j' "n UT" lnvo,ve ten. he had no clear recollection her- ol Congress because I do not of any contact with either Mr Gold think it is the function of a new* b. rg or any other member of the paper,,,;,., and I have adhered to Zionist Organization. When I wrote teat rule ever smee coming, hack and explained all the circum Washington. That why Twa dances relating to the above com- upset bj your statement which mittee and to the definite report placed me in .be positfon of riolat h'"' ll"'-"'l """> Mr Gold ,,,. my own rule DAVID LAWRENCE." North Shore Lodge B'nai B'rith sponsors presentation of American flags to new Amer- ican citizens at naturalization ceremonies held in Miami Federal Court. Shown par- ticipating in the flag presentation are (left to right) Gilbert J. Ballcin, president of B'nai B'rith Council of South Florida; Miami Beach Councilman Melvin I. Richard; Jack it E. Afcert Pallet cihzenship chain^S vey Seeds Post Amer.can Legion NuH co Perez, newly naturalized citizen \S Greene, president. North Shore Lodq, B nth; and Aaron Wolf. ShownTL Rose-mane Perez, daughter of Mrs MJ Perez. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR OAOE COUNTY, FLOR IDA IN CHANCERY. No 1U2*4 JOSH I'A Z SI AIM.AN. Plaintiff. Mr Laurence verv courteous I' rote to me again While he had no clear recollection of all tin cumstances to which I referred, be iled his friendship with one in the ' d Zionist leader namely, the late Dr Stephen S Wise, and had wi '!> on the ibject ol Ralfour Declaration " Mi l LEGAL NOTICE Reception In Honor Warren Rernev "Ten i w-ill be Mitzvah during Satun Sepl 24. ol Beth lion Warren is the son of Mr and Harold n. Berney, iR.-.5 sw 23rd t. i Warren i- an eighth grade stu- dent at Shenandoah Junior High School, where he is a member oi the chorus. He has been attending Beth Ha vid religious school for the past five years. The Berney-. will he hosts at Kid dush following the ceremony, with Rabbi Yaakov Rosenberg officiat- ing A reception and dinner honor m;; Warren will be held Saturday _ CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNT; ...NCHASCERV No ?.3?,. II I Z\1 IRXI H IV || i I ZV. NOTICE BY PUBLICM.ON I I.. 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President Roosevelt returned from his visit H* had conferred w.th many leaders in the Near East-but w th no Jews H.s most important advisor had been Ibn Saud. recip^o? one Sun and STi- "?..' day 3S rya,tieS frm Ameri"n oi? companies and next to H.tltr. the most outspoken anti-Semite in the world Ibn Sauds solut.on to the Jewish problem offered to FDR take aH he Jews out of Palestine and send them into Central Africa where they won't be able to bother anybody. If they refuse to go theTonK alternative is to exterminate them where they ,re. and be rid of the Jewish situation for good." Publication of the Yalta papers late last year, which led to a sub- sequent Congressional investigation of Mr. Dulles and which was met w.th oratorical Church.llian tears, uncovered President Roosevelt's Zrl tJ C ??odJ Kmg Ibn Saud- M went something to the effect that the President had expressed the secret hope that Americas six million Jews would also someday be subject to the Arab leader's solution Shamefaced. Mr. Baruch relented. "I have had a two-hour talk with President Roosevelt about the Jews and the Jewish problem he said. I have spoken also to Governor Dewey on the same subject I can only tell you as a result of these talks that, despite mv having been a lifelong Democrat. I would rather trust my American Jewishness in Mr. Dewey s hands than in Mr. Roosevelt's." * A PAGE UNCOVERED IN AMERICAN HISTORY Tho Klder Stateinan's chance of heart was the result of the l're-i dent's report to Tornac-- in March, lf)45 and the subsequent discovery Of FDR's letter to the Jewish problem solver. Ibn Saud. addressed as "my great and good friend." The report, written by Judge Samuel Rosenman. the President and his son-in-law, John Boettinger, was de- livered with this ad lib: "For instance, on the problem of Arabia. 1 learned more about that whole problemthe Moslem problem, the Jewish problemby talking with Ibn Saud for five minutes, than I could have learned in the exchange of two or three dozen letters In his book, "Working with Roosevelt," Rosenman comments naively: "This was a thought that must have popped into his head at just that moment, for I never heard him say anything like that on the way home from Algiers." I can not avoid departing for one moment with this simple aside: Our statesmen seem to learn much about Jews in comically short periods of timemuch as actors and writers replenish their pockets in Hollywood for the sake of their Muse. It reminds one of Rabbi Hillel and the one-legged Bible commentator. Mr. Dulles, after a whirl- wind tour of the Near East in early 1953 reported that he learned more about the area's problems in ten days than he had during ten previous years in Washington. His Jewish problem solver: ex-strongman Naguib of Egypt. In toto, Mr. Hecht's accusations are sharp. Taken in conjunction with his revelatory analysis of Britain's role in Palestine, they are damning. If they do not reflect the artist's ego, much as my discussion of them with Mr. Adler didif they can be accepted on their face as a page of U.S. historythen a reexamination of Mr. Roosevelt and the Jews is in order. 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W. 22nd St. Miami Beach Miami Beaeh Coral Way Featuring a full variety of Tempting foods delivered fresh daily! j Smoked Fish Luncheon Meats Corned Beef Lox Novie Genuine Lake Sturgeon Salads CHICKEN ROASTED ON PREMISES AT THE TWO MIAMI BEACH STORES ONLY SAILOR BRAViS fa TO MIAMI ^^m^hMGimMam MIAMI. FLORIDA Friday, September 23. 1955 Section B THE ANCIENT SHEKEL IN MODERN TIMES [t Yourself tah Workshop and faculty of the He- fclemv will meet at the of the Blackstone hotel evening to construct a nd to ct first hand in- jn all phases of the Htich will he celebrated iv. Oct. I. through )ct. 9- Mrs. Alfred Stone, par- enjamin. an Academy stu- bc hosts for this special ; to Mrs. Moses H. ue, program chairman, nar will feature instruc- dnnonstratioM in Sue- rations, arts and crafts, holiday dishes and laws ms regarding the build- Succah. in the discussions will nder S dross, principal, ew Academy. Rabbi Mor- htz. dean of students. Mrs. luer and Sol Kurtin. am Pell Solkoff. newly- resident of the Academy's^ i that a series of work- planned to cover all llidays and festive occa- that thi> feature of PTA educational High Holy Day Israel Bond Appeals Off To Fast Start; Hirsohmann Slated Here fro Hirschmann chase of bonds on Yom Kippur. The Greater Miami campaign was kicked off on Rosh Hashona when Torah Temple of Miami Beach sold more than $100,000 in Israel Bonds on the first day of the New Year. Rabbi Abraham Cas- sel told a capacity attendance at the Rosh Hashona services that "your loan to Israel will enable her to continue strides towards eco- nomic independence again threat- I ened by the growing needs of the Jews in North Africa." At Homestead, the Jewish com- munity sold an additional $6,000 in Israel Bonds. Yom Kippur appeals are scheduled at Beth David, Beth El, Beth Tfilah, Coral Gables Jew- ish Center, Flagler Granada Jew- ish Center, Israelite Center, Miami North Shore Auxiliary No. 677 Hebrew School and Congregation. received two donations this week. Nrth Shoi"e, Jewlsh Center. Tifer- Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ehrenreich pre- *th Is,rae Northside Israel. Torah sented a Bible to the auxiliary for 'Temple, West Miami Jewish Cen- the High Holy Days. Mr. and Mrs.|ter: Zamo,ra Jewish Center Kne- Ben Weissman donated ritual flags' seth lsraeI and Betn RaPhael Dade County's High Holy Day lions adopted at last week's nation- appeals for the sale of State of Is-' al mobilization conference in Wash- rael Bonds will reach their climax! ington pledging the sale of $35,000.- Monday when some 15 synagogues; 000 in Israel Bonds during the bal- and temples will ask for the pur-' ance of 1955." JWV NEWS JWV Auxiliary Receives Gifts Ira Hirschmann. outstanding au- thor and businessman, will make the principal appeal for bond sales at Coral Gables and Zamorah Jew- ish Centers, with the rabbis of most of the other congregations in charge of the sales efforts. Hirschmann is now president and owner of WAFB-FM, a unique radio station dedicated to the prcs entation of good music. Trained in music at Johns Hopkins University and the Peabody Institute of Mu sic in Baltimore, Hirschmann was the founder of the renowned New Friends of Music, Inc., a non-profit organization offering annual series of chamber music and liedcr con- certs in New York City. His frequent visits to the capi- tals of Europe and the Middle East gave him a background that proved invaluable during World War II, when he was appointed Spe- scminar is the in honor of their daughter. Fay the Hebrew Koch, president of the Auxiliary. The High Holy Day appeals are,, cial Attache of the U.S. Embassy in pro- Unto Women CourseHere West Miami Auxiliary, No. 223 will hold a regular business meet- ing on Tursday evening, Sept. 29. in the West Miami Town Hall. according to Greater Miami bond chairman Jacob Sher, the "first means of implementing the resolu- Ankara, Turkey, and special repre sentative of the War Refugee Board set up by President Roose A social meeting of the Coral, Gables Auxiliary No. 243 will be| hejd Tuesday evening, Sept. 27, at the Coral Gables Jewish Center. aid P. Soltz. president of! Miss Faith Macnow will give danc- BYith Women's Council ing lessons. Florida, has announced! * Council will sponsor its Norman Bruce Brown Auxiliary ntation course for all No. 174 will turn over its regular mbers of the 12 chapters meeting night on Wednesday, Sept. B'rith Women in the 28, for a pre-national convention rally for all JWV Auxiliaries. At that time, assignments will be made for duties during the JWV' national convention on Miami ' Beach from Oct. 24 through 31. The rally will be held at 1946 West Flagler st. Buddy Logue. fund raising chair- man of the Coral Gables Post No. 243. reported this week that the MOTHER Of FAMOUS SONS iiami area. Hollywood and frdale on Wednesday cve- I 28. at the Algiers hotel. Dltz will conduct a session dents other speakers will 'Irs. Joseph Morgan on "ip; Mrs Robert Kopet- fund raising; Mrs. Fred I veteran-: Mrs Peter Glaz- jAnti Defamation League; Frank Wellins on B'nai Lillian Graham Will Head Women's Division of Miami Bond Campaign velt to bring thousands of refugees out of the Balkans. In 1946, Hirschmann was ap- pointed Special Inspector General of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. He headed a mission to Turkey, where negotiations were consummated for ten million dollars worth of food for Turkey and Greece, and made tentative arrangements in Pales- tine for the immigration of thou- sands of additional displaced per- sons. Hirschmann was the winner of the One World Award in 1949. which entitled him to a trip around the world. In November of that year, he made a special trip to Yu- goslavia to study political, social and economic conditions in that country and to confer with Marshal Tito. He served as special consul- tant for the Department of State and rendered a report to the De- partment which in part led to the development of current American policy vis-s-vis Yugoslavia. In 1951 Hirschmann was elected president of the Foundation to In- sure the Future of Israel, visited Israel, and served as a liaison be- tween the American Embassy and Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Out of Hirschmann's experiences in fighting Nazism and helping to formulate American foreign policy have come a number of books, of which the best known are "Nazism: An Assault on Civilization." "Life Line to a Promised Land," and "The Embers Still Burn." the last of which deals with the resurgence of Nazism in Germany. outh Organization; Mrs. I saie Qf movie tickets in conjunc- tion Hillel; Mrs. William tjon wjtn wometco Theatres will pragramming; Mrs Ida be honored at the box offices of ipnilanlnrop.es; and Mrs. tne Caryy Miamj and Miracle Thea- chansky on forum for bet- tres anytime from Sept. 25 through OcL 8. [Beach Policeman Cited for Courtesy Award to Leo Eisentein, courtesy com- mittee chairman. Miller was nom- inated for the award, a $25 govern- ment savings bond, by Mrs. Minnie Lutsky, 927 Euclid ave., Miami of consideration beyond "f duty has helped Martin atrolman in the Miami Mice Department, to be week's winner of the each Chamber of Com- Durtesy award, according Beach. Hrt. Lillian Graham MCE HOUSE lior Museum Home Exhibit Scheduled home is always cause for celebration, any- where a whole row of new homes means a "*s of housewarmings. At least, that's so Junior Museum of Miami, which is located W Woman's Club building, 1737 North Pjnjor Museum will open its 1955-56 season V Piay of Homes Around the World," ft* LiKk Ihouses frm prehistoric era up to hkp g' and even on nt0 tomorrow's u ,.enes of "by inv'tt'n only" Pre- ". with unveiling of a spectacular speoe amp 'Ch h*s been ** by the nt ik an Insttute of Decorators, as VpU >Car's museum exhibits to indi Qs as ik rePres*ntatives of various or- n-Draf,. museun. which is a community ,biio or*an'"tion, throws its doom open of 'he board of directors of the Mu- seum, headed by Mrs. Henry O. Shaw, will beMm a receiving line for the first preview party, with Frank McConnell. director of the museum. Mrs M. A. Whit- ney, president of the Junior Museum Gild and presi- dent of the Miami Junior League, Mrs^ M. R Har- rison. Jr.. along with Mrs. Harry L. Dobbs president of the Miami Woman's Club, and other officials con- cerned with the success of the museum. The Junior League of Miami started the museum in 1050 The Guild was*xeponsible for installation of the Planetarium at ttfmuaeum only such instru- ment m Houth Florida, and which was viewed last JeVr by approximately 40.000 school children. Members of the Miami Woman's Club" will be honored guests at the Sept. 27 preview. The first orevTew Sept. 26, will be attended by representatives frem *cSchool board, city and county d.gnitar.es tcThers and other persons whose special interests lie along the field of education and children's work. Appointment of Mrs. Lillian Gra- ham, nationally known Jewish com- munal leader, as director of the women's division for the Greater Miami Committee for State of Is- rael Bonds, was announced Wed- nesday by Sidney Glazier, city man- ager for the Development Corpora- tion for Israel. Mrs. Graham, a former president of ORT in New Haven. Conn., and in Detroit, is a past national vice president of that organization. She is a former vice president of the Council of Jewish Women in De- troit and served as chapter co- chairman for education for Ha- dassah in the Michigan community. A former member of the com- munity relations committee of the Jewish Community Council of De- troit, Mrs. Graham was for four years chairman of the speakers' bureau for Israel Bonds there. For many years, she has been a national speaker on subjects relat- ed to current Jewish problems. Mrs. Graham also is well known as a book reviewer on volumes of phy- chological problems and problems related to Jewish living. She served as national director of the women's division of ORT for four years. Mrs. Graham, who will maintain headquarters in the new Israel Bond office at 1544 Washington ave., has two sons who have achiev- ed fame in the educational field. Eugene V. Ro.stow, her oldest son. is now Dean of the Yale Law School. Another son. Walter W. Rostow, is professor.of economics at M.I.T. and is author of "Pros- pects for Communist China, Amer- ican Policy and Asia and Dynamics of Soviet Society." Abraham Malofl Gov. Collins Names Abraham Maloff Abraham Maloff, of Coral Ga- bles, has been appointed a member of the Florida State Board of So- cial Welfare. Maloff's appointment, j announced here by Gov. LeRoy j Collins, is for District No. 9 of I Dade County. Maloff succeeds Miami Beach's Ben Shepard. Vice president and treasurer of Food Fair Stores of Florida, Inc.. Maloff has long been active in local civic and philan- tropic affairs. He is president of Zamora Jew- ish Center. Coral Gables, is a mem- ber of the board of Mental Health Society of South Florida and the Miami Industrial Development Committee. Community Singers Rehearse First rehearsal of the season for Miami Beach Community Singers was Thursday evening at the Com- munity Center. ' J PAGE 2 B +Je*ist>ftor*fton J fATWM Ik, UAH UOttOD Ding Dong Bell School day* are at hand! Time to think of fill- ing the cookie jar for after school nibbles by the young fry. So. get out the cookie sheets that have been Iving idle all summer. Have:to a mixing the mixing bowl within easy reach sipn in the center and salad oil 2 cg!^ i: cup M'saine seed-- (obtained at large food stores) Sift flour and bikini powder In bowl Make a depres- ing powder, sugar. ..HM>, ....~.^v., - truit bits and Sesame Seeds. That's'any kind may be added if Mces- what you'll need to make the .! >;"> I" form I ball Of dough. Turn licious cookies with the Israeli out on I lightly floured kneading name of Sum-Sum for Sesame board Knead gently and form into half-inch thick roll- Cul into halt inch pieces Gram the cookie sheet or line it with aluminum t11 Heat the remaining egg yolk in a shallow bowl, and the egg white with a pinch of salt, in another bowl till it is frothy. Have the sesame seeds in --till another flat howl Now form a ball of each bit of dough in the palm of your hand and Dffjll it into a flat round cookie not more Seeds. Sum-Sum Cook its 2 cups flour 4 teaspoon baking powder 4 cup sugar '_> cup vegetable shortening or Beth Sholom Sisterhood Opens Fall Season Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shol- om opened its new season with '" jm?h ,mck ,)jp oach membership tea Wednesday noon ,hc ^tcn egg ^.lk lightlv and in the banquet hall of the Temple. ,nen mt(, (n<1 spsa|llp >W(ls ,,,..,. according to Mrs Irving B Kaplan. ()n ,h(1 preparP(, (,lllkl(. sh(.,.t .,m) president of the Sisterhood. wjtn tho hnge pn.vs thl. v.(.lU Mrs. Arthur tourshon. a vice down Rent,v (() |)o]p |hem s|uk president of Sisterhood and chair- when a|1 ,hfl C(M,kl(,^ .||T p|acp(] man of membership was in charge brush |lKn(|v wn ,hc frothv egg of the function. The program for whlU, ||ita| m bru;h ,,. the coming year was outlined by finm) B;lko 15 minut)1, :m Mrs Sidnes Schwartz, program co- r ,.....,,hUx browned st... ordmator for the year An original wnen ,.,,, m (.t>tlklv ,arv YieIds skit, written and directed by Tnxie approximatelj SO cookiei Levin, was lealured ln the *rt|3 storage *,, ^4 THE HOLIDAY MEAL is sure to get off to fine start when vou serve these delicious Horowitz-Margareten Geflltc Fish turn- overs The tested recipe is easy to prepare and will be welcomed by the family the year round. GEFILTE FISH TURNOVERS I Jr HOBOWrrZ-MABCARETEN Gefilte nh About 2 teaspoon* prepared hore-rdlh Salt and pepper 1 tablespoons chopped chive* or green onion top* I1.'* cup* sifted flour j cup shortening V cup cold waiter Mash Horowitz-Margareten Gefilte Fish with a fork. Add horse radish, chives, and salt and pepper to taste. Mix well. Sift flour and lh teaspoon salt together. Cut in shortening until pieces are the size of peas. Sprinkle cold water over flour mix- ture gradually, mixing with a fork until dough forms a ball when pressed together. Roll out on floured board or pastry cloth to make a 15 x 10-inch rectangle. Cut in 5-inch squares. Divide Gefilte Fish mixture in sixths, and put on one half of each square. Turn other half over to cover, and press edges together with fork Cut small slits in top of each turnover, and bake on cookie bhect in hot oven, 425* F. for 20 minutes, or until brown. Serve hot with tomato or mushroom sauce. Makes 6 large turnovers. Note: 15 smaller turnovers may be made by cutting a 15 x 9-inch rectangle in 3-inch squares. "i WAH1 if flfli. 1M4 *t nib sail Hospitality committee under the chairmanship oi Mrs Albert I. Rosen served as hostesses And. speaking of baking time, were reminded that some of the baking for the current High Holi- days can be dona long m advance For instance the following fat-free Honey Cake which improves with a couple of week's storage in cake Parents Unit Will Hear Talk on Human Brain Parents i tut of United cerebral '""^ or refrigerator ot Miami will hear a talk on the intricacies oi the human brain at a meeting Thursday night. Sepl 22, at the United Cerebral I'.i-^ Clinic. 1608 SW 1st st. Dr. Donald A. Schultz. chiet oi the speech and hearing department at the clinic, will speak and also present a fiim. light and thick. Sift together flour and spu-es three times. Combine the creamed mixture with the cool hone) and coffee combination. Stir into the dry ingredients gradually till smooth. Line a 14"x9" baking COMING TO NEW YORK? Sloy ol this modern 25- ilory holel. All room oultide eieoiwe lorge. beoulilully furnished ti; ;\ rooms with kilf.li- *'<*!> enette. privole both, l.omSS.SI doily. Two room suites (ton it it Fat-Free Honey Cake 1 lb. honey 2 teaspoons baking soda 1 cup .strong black coffee, hot 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 3 cups all purpose flour 1 teaspoon each cinnamon, all- spice and ginger Heat honey in a deep sauce pan -or top of double boiler till it be- gins to bubble then stir in the bak- ing soda. Stir down when it fizzes and stir in the hot coffee Remove [ from heat to cool to lukewarm. while preparing the remaining in-' gredients. Beat eggs till creamy. adding a little sugar at a time till { NO CALORIES.' pan with aluminum foil or wax paper and turn in the batter. Bake at 30XT for 50 or 55 minutes or till set. Test by inserting a wooden toothpick in center of cake. If it comes out dry. the cake is done Remove from oven. Let cool in the pan set on a wire cake rack Cut into squares or diagonal pieces when ready to serve. For storing FLORIN D AIRI Sweeten* over 700 cups At food and Drug Stores Everywhere SPtCIAl MONTHIT turn i (l* Broadway ot 75th St., New York Oicor Wiitfrob, M0A09 ng 0 'ico' ^%vilv*i> i Coffee Shop SERVING ^GREATER MIAMI CHILDREN NEED Homogenized Vitamin "D" Milk PHONE 5-5537 U ontaineblea HOTEL ^ has added a strictly kosher kitchen and service to their banquet facilrtk e For information call Harry Harfenlal Kosher Catering Department je e-aeii m *M 44th AND COLLINS AVE. it; wMftr * 1 BROWN KASHA , last fattening? Protein rich! Roasted I nutlik. flavor of 100% real buckwheat I For tempting. dollghtf ul way* to """"" Old Wond favorite, write for my tree new GR0,r W H.W. H,0MDt CO. . Buckwheat Cook Book to j PhyWa WoWf, Penn Van. New York- I Dtucious HeTtmotiS ""* } a*o .nK>y woirr-s caEAMy ^rnels rfdln0 ^m delightful buckwheat arm *>' c# __-"" Phono 9-6456 K^ttTCnEK Mil LcviNaoN food eraciALTiea. eeUJ fH0Ni *^ isea k. inn aTRSKT, miacam, rLA. 1 jplember 23, 1955 *Je*istincrSdiin,rl PAGE 3B .33 - ji*\ Festive Holiday Menus Reflect Tradition of New Year Season of happy occasions . sofer reflections; the austere and hallowed mood of solemnity in the synagogue on the High Holidays 1 can Manischewitz Condensed Chicken Soup '> cup water '> teaspoon salt tr-, rJS ('ha1ractc^is^'<, of Jewish I Phrase is "May it be Thy will," re- 1/3 CUP Manischewitz Honey traditional life that it strikes a I vealinR a willingness to accept I1 tablespoon lemon juice 51S& .sbfa,nCe The It is very likely for this reason 3 tablespoons flour I 22 Stdel' made ** nuts and I Scrape and cut carrots info i/4" balanced by a festive mood in the Wim Jn as. t!lcr frui,s) ".'rounds- Bring chicken soup, water, home where invo. VumI < T l!fl'tonally so closely associated salt, honey and lemon juice to a hZtZT y fCaS,S 2 JewhKho|y days. Also a fav-jboil. Add carrots and cook about nave their own sacred significance or te Mehren Tzimmis. As de- 10 minutes. Melt fat in a saucepan and symbolic value. iveloped by the Manischewitz Home'and blend in flour over low heat The Tlm..H I economics Department, the recipe Gradually add about 1 cup of the The Talmud, for example, tells for this favorite holiday delicacy liquid from the vegetables and stir us that whoever feasts well on theibr,ngs ,he art of making it within until smooth. Add sauce to carrots day before Yom Kippuj is consid-1^ "" f every nomemaker and blend in gently. Cook together ered to have fasted twiceimnlv. I25 minutes over low heat or until carrots are tender and sauce is thick. tody's Hit Favorite: Apple Strudel ,ri :- a favorite dessert for people everywhere. The (the dough. For fluffy, tender itrudel, try lifts: hewitz peanut oil UanischewiU peanut oil v.'iko a well in the flour and pour n rapidly with a knife until a ball of dough is formed. h li;:htly [loured board until smooth and no longer sticky. ia hot iwl Hid keep warm at least one-half hour. Cover a an old tablecloth. li us amount of flour. On this cloth, roll the dough possible Brush with the U cup of peanut oil. Lift the dough ;i lime, and stretch it using the .back of the hands, l thin Trim edges and fill immediately. indy School Accreditation late of Florida foy School of Miami | It week joined the ranks lhn<>l> accredited by the late Deportment of K Jin it- 20th year as a pri- ll, this i tin- first year blied lor accrediting by [Accredit in u was cranted 1st request, according to rman. headmaster. Normandy School was pid built on it- present 1 by Huberman, who has dmaster since that erman -aid that Norman- pioneered in the Nor- trea "and was built at r*n the 71sl -t area was > country. is a graduate of Har- jfge and has done post pork at Columbia Uni- iversity o( Miami and liege His particular in- krt. and he conducts the p at Normandy School. a< the Art Students Beaux Art in New the Copel) Society in ered to have fasted twiceimply- ing that the joy of a sacred feast is 'comparable in spiritual value to the exaltation Of a sacred fast. To preserve this sacred N|lirit [special religious significance has been attached to many of the cus- tom associated with the holiday leasts The apple d,pped in honey which begins the Both Hashona evening meals is more than merely an earthly talisman of good luck: in the words of the prayer which accompany it. "May it be Thy will that this year shall be happy and Jweet for ii.." the most significant "bcrman. dean of the I m charge 'of the music " She attended the Cur- P in Philadelphia and W "f the Juilliard Grad- 1 of Music in New York n'' -Mrs Huberman have wen active in commu- R2* runding Presi- t Invate Schools Associ- rf Coi"i'.v and is now i s executive commit- '" WM president of the ,,.*** for "'any years a 1.Z Jard of ,he Y and P'er Miami Jewish Com- P1"- lie has been active g Jhe Florida Council of Tn*1 is a member of Beach Public Library I years Was chairm ty Affair Due R Slm^ersh'p affair of fI LNauomi GroP Of ft if lhcl" Thu*v f at ,he Colony res- 1 ,Charge of reservations h* Cynamon. Taste THE DIFFERENCE TV^ Enjoy THE DIFFERENCE! QUICK MEHREN TZIMMIS Mis. carrots | Serves 6. for tup pcrb focWtes mew"""!! OIHHf"5 Incomparably ,**. for BIRTHD'AY PARTIES 1i ndintf tor 'OlHHtR Ml*1 m* tMCS let your own faste prove to you that * A Miami Beach resident is among the 56 students enroll- ed in the first class of Amer- ica's newest medical school, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva Univer- sity. Joseph Levine, of 1520 Stillwater dr., is a graduate of Swarthmore College and was r selected from 1,000 appli- cants. No One Can Make Gefilte Fish As Good As MANISCHEWITZ Makes it! A Made in the modern new Manischewitz kosher food plant t VineUnd, N. J. Iff ID CllSIHI MIM IK HIST11 ">erfecrH,ir9-for, OEFJ6B PARTiFc WE ARE NOT AFFECTED BY THE STRIKE DELANO HOTEL "SUET MEMBER DINERS CLUB JEfferson 8-7881 Holiday hint: whatever you bake ^DROMEDARY MAKES THEXAKE! Out bakes any other method .'.. any other mix! 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By HILARY MINDLIN Lionel Shapiro, a Canadian and former war correspondent, has set his lovo story againsl the powerful background ol World War II and the frenetic days which led up to D-Day in Europe, .Line ti l!'44 The male principal" arc the American Lieutenant, Brand Parker, who owes his loyalt) to the money, position and the girl he married back in Connecticut, the Commando Captain John Wynter, .i quiet, un- demanding chap who plays it fair and brave in love and war, like a true Englishman Then there is Valerie Russell, lovely, compassii e or less pledged to Captain Wynter Brad and Valerie fall helplesslj in love "There wasn't bi pt when thej were apart, and then the inline consisted "i the ent the) would meet again What thej owed to rts ol lives tormented them with guilt, but whal the) owed to i stn i g( i A- the frantic excitement ol London swept tl 11 closer to the time ol decision "on a clear da) standing on I can almost -ee the end ei the war now" the) i""k refuge in the i thai their- was a war problem, and iii.it the war Itsell would llOW solve it, make it right Thi> is the state ol things when D-Day comes thundei ross Channel to the Normandy beaches Both men are in tin action, i ndent on each ether in a wa) which goes far beyond the military tension is superb; Mr Shapiro brings up hi- beav) artiller) with a u nalist's unerring eye for detail and the novelist's trick of letting tin wider scope show through the spact And the war, by bringing in it- own set ol values, doe- solve the I lent it made Alter the blood -we.it and tear-. ., man and a woman then finest hour m a farewell to arm- and a homing way FOUL HANDS The Egyptian and Vrab propagandists in the countrj arc naturally drawing inspiration fmm(p#y- roll and one would have to he hopcjfs^l) nai\ t lo believe them capable ef decency except perhaps that crackpot segment of American Jewry which lard- it- heritage with Arab blessing And this holds even when the gentlemen in question speak for the Arah diplomatic echelons in the United Nations. There have been main hitter and vile outburst from that -oiiree in recent years, but none compare in villainy with the one published in the letter-to- editor column (d the New York Times. Ostensibly the letter, signed by Abdi I Magoud Hassan, press attache ol the Egyptian delegation to the United - i- a repl) to a letter h> .lo-hua II. Just man. director ol pre relations to the Israeli delegation. hut in essence it i- a sickening diatribe whose direc- tion i- as obvious a- it i- brutal and false. letter- , (changing will t the fact- of history. But it i- q ii whether a gentleman who is impu- denl l to call an Israeli foray against Kgypt petitions ol Nazi brutality" cither knows or cares to know the facts ol histotrj v. i u lid onl) like to remind him that it is a ol histor) that i airo was cringing and in joy- win i l armies were giving Mgn- of invinci- bilit' that Egypt had given Hitler a Mufti and that the one time would be enslavers ol ancient Israel had given shelter to the Mufti when that criminal escap- ed from the gallows That should have been his fate il certain frightened statesmen hadn't been suddenly transformed into gutter politician-. GOOD NEWS When an anti-Semite complains he cant make a s .living from the racket th0 stnr, der thebcadu* -Kood ,u. Jr> ^%t_ raade .the admuuon Ui MontrJi,l gt*>*m W* tor a |U h rJS ^3 nate sheet nVnot a heoon inff 'S** dile tears may no. be ."mlmx ^ Others of his ilk. But thereTsa^VH that the anti-Semit,c publi hcrs&'S , the business loss and loss Uicrat^lS hre-ukimately driven lrmZ L P that a business w,th,.ut profit,^ not for money seeker- W| OLD TROUBLE SPOT Gaza, current site ol trouble for to ciated with the exploit-o, Samson^ read your Bible you know of cour-eZ A tes of old too had trouble with GafSj Israelites in the era id the Judges dmvt ,.T the Philistines, there ,. ,.., ^para^' day. for Israel toda) has many Samx,i taking the jawbone- ol an a- and Philistines by the thou.-ai I \\nen M away the jawbone with which he smote stines. the Bible relat. he was .,', ,, might have died had not the Urd cansrti come out of a hollow The danger of *3 thirst in that vicinity is gone now larehtl irrigation pipes laid from Jerusalem to Gal funds from State of l-ra. I \, has arisen there over the water. The GaoiM the pipes under cover of night But one a2 were dismayed and bewildered The pip*, gone. The Israeli settlers simply took the | over the night. Wf.ro Y MfllWflV _ Egyptians Boast of Three-Day Blitzkrieg, MR. SHAPIRO moves back and forth between American and British m expertly, and some oi the mosl interesting sidelights of the book -ii the differences drawn between the personalities t>l the two ltnes. On war tor example The British were good at this kind ;-ing The) fought the war as il it were the normal course of life ked the American way better. American bitterness and impatience the sense ol adventure, the wa) American- hated war and loved a peculiar but honest confusion " There are. however, tremendous overtone- rumbling in the ictic distance wbmb never quite seem to break through the rmrka aps Brad i- indeed the long-ago colonist and John the bereaved silent Empire going ahead with quiet prideand a -tiff upper lip. II took a mighty war to discover that they hold dear the lame o'-'uer oi nours. lnose circles blame t ited - an.1 | stomach wound to reveal that Americans can have the Nations lor Egypt's 1948 defeat They brag that the ( kind of guts, and that thi- is a better love; and a finer heritage ; n'w war would be over before the Security Council I say perhaps because 1 have a penchant for readme into books j *>*>uJ<' act. ....... I ought to be then and ii this sort of undei is intended,! Arab braggadocio being what it i- there is a ten- vaguely limned as nearl) to be invisible, HeverttektM Thr Sixth dent uiimize such threats The State Depart- ' ; **' was a r ik-of-the Month Club selection thi Mgust*atW Is met* h (MreVtheless nervously observing the Egvtv .'n.'.t: !.ur,h u,,k "" ,h(' N,u v"rk Tmu's B,'"! Wfrr I-i-t, ranking j turn response to the Soviet Onion's offer of muni- \on that a good book will u-u.M!> makejtiona Infiltration and patrol actions along the Gaza WASHINGTON Egyptian! are privately talking of a "three day" blitzkrieg to be launched against l>rael. In Washington and European capitals Egyptian diplomat- have told persons they considered anti Jewish that Egypt will soon "amaze the world Their boast is that new weapons and a reorganized army would enable Egypt to occupv Tel Aviv in a matter of hours. These circles blame the United tenth. Which just goes to -how en if it could have been better LEOX G1TTERMA\ Third Film About Al Jolson HOLLYWOOD Oiumbia Picture- will rea-e -hort film. -The Great Ai .Job n." thi- fall, coincident with the :h anniversary of the late sins- i : s death. Ralph Staub. who will produce it. has called in seven __------------- _.. ,..,.,., an....., dimig me viaza frontier have increased notably in the last several weeks A revealing report, recently published in The New York Times described the Egyptian armed force- displa) of Strength In a five hour parade ro's streets were filled with new military equip- ment as Egypt celebrated the third anniversary of I remier Gamal Abdei Nassers revolution against the monarchy. The most impressive items among the new equip- ment revealed were 27 sixty-ton Centurion tanks mortal to.the entertainer Edited of the latest model purchased from (ireat Britain into the film will he a clip lensed There were new 155-mm field guns of French de- years ago of Jolson impressing -'- and a number of 120 mm Brandt mortars ^JSSSS^JLSSiSSt f,'e,"i'hr!,"n"r"d s,uTa",ank* "-a!,n ** Hollywood r regiments of artillery. 29 gurfUach. were writer- who composed many of Jolson's top songs to appear in the short, planned a- a film me- Hollywood. Although Ethel Merman ha- I6ng been pencilled in to head UP NBC-TVs Nov 6 | |yr the ringer was reported holding out for more moiiex than the net- work i- current!) willing to offer The can you ask thing mote performer was repute have been paid $50,000 per show tor her BS-TV app son and h askil unl trom M'a BILL WOi.FE - Herman Slill Winning 'Em Herman Barron, the (am rich golfer who bi top -tar- in the i >unl i cad, ... [a still v. his home te'iritor) irron, whose home course * the Penwa) Go I i lub in w N V. now has fjv< the 1 tor Profe. sional Golfi r's \ lation. He added I, recently II" also i- the 8 holder of the Westchi Open Crown. Barron. despite the many -tacles encountered bj Jews In the country club gome ol played his way to tar I In 194b he won the S50.000 D'Shanter open. This columnist- favorite i\c-' At i)enefit performance the' - nption of some of the factor, theatre wasgyow'ded and the per w ----------- wmqmm a j, ^-.' Ruin t H II. WCK' A battery of the newest self-propelled artillery was noted as were battalions of antiaircraft auto- matic weapons .lets screamed overhead while the crowd roared its acclaim. There were 36 Vampire lets and 24 Meteors v The New York Times noted improitsi Egypt's armored and air equipment and mpsl port of the army regime Volunteer National( men outnumbered regular troops. Creation of an industrial foundation fort strength was described by Maj. Gen. AbtHJ Amer. Defense Minister and Commander iff] in a speech. Nasser made known that Fj| building a new army around a core of mobile I with large "auxiliary elements' suppoUfsi said Egypt was now manufacturing "kghti medium missile- i A number of former Nazi military _ in Egypt training fanatical young Egyptiaasaj zer tactics, airborne operations, and behind.tatl terrorism and sabotage A trained terrorist.r called the Fedayeen (self -acnficer- ml, against the British in the Suez Canal Zok" recently this group ha- been based il (kj area. It is known to have carried oat sneak attacks on Israel civilians. These are all rea>ons enough wh> lM world looked with surprise and initial boprij plan John Foster Dulles presented reeentir-eaT ing the settling of the Near East's problea^ out, too many observers saw in the plaiP nothing to scotch the rumors of Egypt*P blitz. . What it does is to affirm an old Arab) old. that is. in the sense that it post-dateit cessful Arab attempt to subdue Israel in Wl Mr. Dulles has sounded out the Jewish State" toward border "adjustment." And this tt I what the Arabs have been seeking: to that is realistically possible, the already ta pact republic to unworkable proportii Working on both sides of the feat* answer was quick: to accept offers of mjj from the Soviet in the event of war IMVffl IjOVEX No Mention Made of the Warsaw Ghetto1 J lhnr GENEVA an exhibition in this city depicting 're- ";;:'"'"',r!w",'p"1-'" n* *"&** thing S '"- trickling through "hind the Iron -n ,..... crures ,, S! n t.o\ernmenl lt. best to whh> out V'! VAStr: chJewishTrig^ ' are due hj-Madrid soon ?., ne ~'1"" ' : '^Jthejerep produce.! Man, nllllIIlls ,, ,^" '!^"U' con' :-*ds: absorbed ,.,,,,, ,,.;' '}""}*'?'* ' home 70.000 leu. ;.,,.. .!.."" "^'"-"ran. the Paul Mum. star of the I h I i :.. i it ihe u ii verj happy of hi- haeii voted "the best Bro .. i,y y York drama critic- The Stan le er- gin filming "The Pride and Passion" with ary ; Frank Sinatra u sOau*, nley will direct aaari ihex'll cast the feminh. in F.urdpe A-ntl-Semitjsm is still widel) Pr^erf and Jews often have recourse to tne - recurrent ant.-Semitic outburst! U The section of Warsaw where Jestsfj housed is now eompletel) - new suburb is being bu up in ''^'^o . strerts no longer bear an) rc^J1"' the former Jewish quart, r In lact. i - ayMWttanint! h) remind one ol the r life which once bloomed there IV I There are no accurate statidij Poland bu. number, of Jews alive maie* place it at about .^ ^ 70.U00. The^Jl . c.lowu l!h > which have made it so tough for a Jewish golfer to get ahead w ere put down by Harold Ribalow in his book, 'The Jew in American Sports." Write Ribalow: "Golf is a social sport. It is played by- rich men. at exclusive clubs. ----- .... v^h. pel" formers were jSenermwh applaud- ed Rut the offering amounted to less than S00 -Well." said Milton Berle, addressing the audi ence. "this offering, as vou un- derstand, is fyc the benefit of the poor ... and they all seem to be here. -me 70.000 J*. 1 the ^SS^ oioO K .... an. ^ I tjonal consUni;.; m gj '- trad,. J^K. and f.ub.in. where-cab ^ ' *o"*k ra, watchmakei Sather k r" t' fam'li"s rpmain ,n Kie,ce> sf' i **\ and merehanl. Wrkers. clerks xm/t;% pogrom, there are no JeW ^ once-famous Jewish center- no Je ^ ^ In Warsaw, the Jewish *"**> r ,s published t;.ur tinaj^l and merchants, ^j^ss^smm^-.......... can matt ends *t *" W,VM out ^ w^ 3 thV me is puDiisuirw .- contain any informationW^ thy" people there are hungo qaptember 23, lj JmUfe/tojy? issah Chairman Seeks Oversubscription to JNF Project ... r.rai* chanter coordinator of Jewish thus nvfrnhtrrini;..- m. . PAGE 5 B (iratz. chapter coordinator of Jewish this oversubscription "To riat* , tree8 for Hadassah, has a problem, distributed s,m? j cJrtiSe,*0^:??*, on'y ,icfiH siniDlv with meetins the ouota much hf.r .k_ vTl... mca,es We vc got to do Max I Fund trees mi iiuon, inwuaua, Inot satisfied simply with meeting the quota i-56 have t" oversubscribe," the- enthusiastic ,h leader explained here, "and it can be done have been receiving up until |f CI'IHIH"*--"'- irding to Mrs. Gratz, all Hadassah group for JNF trees are hard at work to attain Kiperation we ,. continues." much better than that." Hadassah group chairmen include the Mcsdames aeli^ WcTnearh; 2' ^l'> !"* F pSSTE M lirhmJ^u ^rah; f- Ochs, Mt. Scopus; M. Lachman Hannah Senesch; R. Ussen. Sbaloma I. R. Goodman; M. Lune, Chaim Weizmann; R Swis ko, Naomi; and E. Quartin. Torah. Organization in Miami Grows by Leaps and Bounds hew social organization for Turpose <>f getting single peo- hgether to meet new friends eh entertainment and social By, such as card parties. L and outings, has brought fconse from Miami Beach, Mi bnd the Greater Miami area excess of the expectations founders te than 300 people have inquiries about the Nation-. Lllowship League during the [five weeks, and most of haw become members to gatherings every week at Jpsidencc ol it> founder, Sam u well as at other places. jst major I unction has been fclcd for Saturday evening, 24. at the New Wofford i hotel grand ballroom. Mi- llteach. "Although the first of the proportions of this ins planned for late in fciber. the unexpected re- . of the public made it nec- to hold an event of major Sam Siegel proportions in a place where a large number of persons could be accommodated at the earliest possible time," Siegel explained. "Hie social will include an en- tertainment program of vocal Ists, ir School Gets meditation School of Miami Beach this received official notification [academic accreditation from Honda State Department of lion, according to Mrs. Ida fcirector of the school. jiing its 23rd successive J educational training here, hool has instituted many new pons for its fall term, Mrs. (veiled. ddition to its full academic ommercial curriculum for from the elementary through high and prepara- chools, the school will em- studies in music, art and (tics. These added programs under the guidance of in- structors who have received ac- creditation under the new program. The Miami Beach school has also made extensive improvements in its library and in the kindergarten areas. A new" "canteen" has been built for students of the high school classes who will now be on a full-day schedule. The school is located at 1010 West ave., adjacent to Biscayne Bay, and is an approved member of the Private Schools Association of Dade County and the U.S. Attorney General's list of approved schools. 'Rumor Clinic' of Meeting Tropical Chapter 678, B*nai B'rith Women, held a "rumor clin- ic" Tuesday at a meeting in the Sovereign hotel. Guest was Gil- bert J. Balkin, director of the Flor- ida ADL office. SALESMAN wants opportunity of earnings of $6,000 a year or | re with outstanding Jewish Sales Organization \ quality leads, generous commissions and bonus, o rmanent. ESSENTIALS ARE ... A CAR AND A GOOD J TONALITY. For appointment call M0 7-2011 or $ pte P. 0. Box 367, Miami 44. s>^ + -^ *>*i lofcf Motel and Apartment MM Owners .. . |0W IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR THE SEASON! Come in and intoect our new fines of [lankois Towels Spreads We ore also prepared to till your orders if Cannon Sheets Bed Pads Pillow Cases Plast le Goods ond other items for the trade Miami Wholesale Corporation Jjf. 9th Street Phone 34731 C"*tl-' ft.pl. Fork* vaudeville, instrumentalists, [Pakcrs .and dancing. National fellowship League membership is made up of single people over the age of 25. Siegel first organ- ized the club fa Miami in 1924 and it grew to a membership of several thousands. Siegel's busi- ness later made it necessary for him to move to ,New York City, where he started other clubs which are still in existence. December Opening For New Addition A December opening has been scheduled for the $1,000,000 addi- tion to the Chateau motel, lMst st. and Collins ave. Opened uni^ a JiUwi more than two months, the Chateau's new wing will give the resort a total of 168 rooms. With the four-story building the Chateau will have a 350-foot ocean frontage and a depth of 450 feet. The Chateau's 100-room addition will have interior center hallways and two elevators, ft will be con- nected to the main lobby by a sec- ond floor overpass Besides the usual hotel-motel rooms, the building will include 118 oceanfront suites featuring I sliding glass wallsand two-room apartment facilities. Every room will have a private balcony. The new addition also will have a 200-seat dining room and supper club which will have a revolving stage powered by electric motors. Managing director Sol Taplin said that the existing Champagne room, coffee shop, card and game rooms and television lounge were so constructed as to allow for the present expansion project. The Cfhrteau Is ownW'ond oper- ated by Taplin and Arthur, Wek and^Gilbert Courjhon. ivdti rrein nun REV. & MRS. B. 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Over 11 YMrt f Reru'afcl* Dcalina AtturM YOU NORTON ' TIRE < MIAMI 500 W. Flogler MIAMI 4900 N.W. 2nd Ave. MIAMI BEACH Norton Pallor Tiro Co. 1454 Alton Road NORTH MIAMI 13360 N.W. 7th Ave. SOUTH-MIAMI 5930 S. Dixie Highway FLORIDA'S LARGEST HIALEAH 800 E. 25 St. (79th St.) U.S. ROYAL HEADQUARTERS PAGE 6 B *J^/fl#W*#2L I I Fridc Israeli Sailor in Lone Trip Around World in 28-foot Sloop An Israeli with a yen for travel is currently visitin | the Gi Miami tree. He Is Joseph Havkins. Latvian born, he i- on*a trip around the world in a 28-foot sloop called the Lamerhak II. Purpose ol the trip i- to bring the Israeli flai to all the nations of the globeto make people every- where aware ol the new and vital Jewish republic. Havkins i- travelling alone. <>nt on the wide seas, be does much reading "particularly th< be explains How the 41-year-old, Unmarried Israeli answered the call ol the sea i- .< long story In his own words, be has always ex- perienced ".i wanderlust Baek in 1936, be tried to go from Latvia to wh.it was then Palestine on a bicycle in ii period ot over tour months, Havkins made it to Home but had to return to RJ A year later, he signed on as an apprentice aboard the first Jewish 01J,n i,ecin go into the Legion I In. April. 1952. Havkins sailed school ship, the "Theodor HertL" wont _for ,, months' in 1941 aboard the Lamerhak I for Mar Under the Latvian flag, the boat s Havkins waa Palestine and took scillcs. thence to (Jihralter and the activities were sponsored by the part in lhc British action in To start ot his world tour. In Scptcm- Jewish Yacht Club ol Riga hruk 'Then, he said. Mla Greece, ber, southeast of Spam. Lamerhak Havkins served seven months my whole coinpain wai e.iptured I was shipwrecked. This meant 13 with the "Theodor Herd." and in '1 escaped, Wtl Ctilghl D) the months in Spam Bat. '! November. 1938 and 1939, he was in Bordeaux, Germans and escaped a second 1953. Lamerhak II left Malaga for France, where be studied to he a tune. In the Crete campaign, I was Gibralter, Tangier! and Morocco, radio operator. Shortly thereafter, wounded and discharged from the The following rehruary, Havkins he signed on a- the onlj Jewish British Armv w;is j the Canary Islands It took crew member ab.....fj a Panamani- Finally legalized, Havkins join him 812 days to Puerto Rico. His an Ship engaged in smuggling Jews ed the British Merchant Marine, photographs, on his arrival in the then the Norwegian and Dutch(islands, ahow Havkins with a fierce Merchant Marine- In December, black beard recalling the ancient 1943, he came to the U S and later Hebrew Prophets signed on With the American Nbr U;^nW York ^ chant Marine with which he serv- J(||y ,,)54 lneluM voyaging lOSlfH HAVKINS and Lamtrhak II --------^"j7~ JWV Convention Entertainment Will Include Bout on Natk Leonard Wallaeh. entertainment hibited fl ,k committe chairman of the 60th n;,.: ,, Tdl ,hat tut tion.,1 ronvrntlon of the Jewish uelMr., ^ aWl wr veterans of the United S',- hZTaun*nl 3 ot America. Wednesday revealed Miami ^TWtt detail- of the entertainment which npn|, "Wl! is planned for the national conven and ih-i "lll tion to Ik- held in Miami Beach vi-e,l W a^"'"! Oct 24 to 30. A Ual.ach stressed that this ., will be a J*M tentative program which is subject and ,|, lm **P to last minute changes and addi (, v/J^* t.ons. On Sunday. Oct. 23. there 25, there wml? + will be an "early bird night" at the the Kif ,,"J*. DiLido hotel, free to all registered shore foilI0""1"*": i_ delegates. On Monday evening. Oct ning hiLi.TV'J 24. starting 10 p.m. at the Delano ment will hf ,f^i hotel, there will be a fashion show, tionally teKil^^ Doris Crane Professional Modeling bon fiKht r, ,!lki Asenrv ill n.HiHnate It is ex- Auditorium Z *? S pected that highlights in fashions'honor and Jif-5*1 tw ail wear qeewwid win be ex- nation.i convertS"* Wallaeh said that tkj Sunshine Rebehab lodge |"**?not >p> been *\\ First meeting of the season of Miami nesch^l1^' Sunshine Rebek.h Lodge took ,he convemlon Z?* igmfie into Palestine "We had 850 passengers," Hav kins -.mi "What we wen' supposed (0 do was to meet another sailing \e-sei somewhere near Cyprus for the exchange But the British met ii- instead We were arrested and taken to Tel Aviv In one briet in stant, I went from seaman to cap tain, beaching the boat mysell a year later. Havkins faund him- sell employed m Lebanon, He had ed until 1950 Two yean later, he bought Lamerhak II. Lamerhak I. its antecedent. BUM) baa .. strange history, according to the Israeli seaman I! was u-ed to smuggle .lews trom Denmark to through a hurricane. A flight to Israel Via F.I Al"slightly faster I ban on Lamerhak II." he grins interrupted my tour. I returned to the States this spring." His plans from Miami? The ed the border illegally and Sweden al the time of the German ,l""~l"> leaman, currently staying was subsequent^ caught bj the occupation and had been bought **" w CaP^I at the Invitation 1 *......'...................... .......*. h., tZ "SSSTLSSmNi thing," he grinned "Mj excuse that I wanted to join the For kins was m Bremen. Germany, Coast of South America and thence serving aboard Norwegian ship '" Australia- m time for the Olym- pic gamei in November. 1956. From there Indonesia, India. Mads South Africa, crossing the Atlantic for a third tint back home "This," be sobtrl) tur mises, "should be about 19<>1 Speaking eight languages, he -pends bis ume, addition to leading t h e Bible, browsing 100 Club Hears Writer The 100 Club of Dade County held it- tir-t tall meeting la-t at the Algiei hotel with president Bin /.ion Ginsburg presi bug Main speaker was Helen Alp rt, writer publicist recently returned place last week at 1828 Alton rd fight of maior The lodge will meet every second others sentaTa and fouth Tuesday of each month wh VValS" c j*" commencing with September West Miami Bertw through June. 1956. it was announc Miami; Buddy IW ed by Noble Grand Mrs. Ben Teitcl Dies; and Max Capp c, MOUNT NEBO CEMETERY THE CEMETERY OF DISTINCTION FOR DISCRIMINATING FAMILIES 5505 N.W. 3rd at Phone MO 1-8201 PALMER'S MIAMI MONUMENT from New York, who outlined the ihroufh. J?Ugeneural llhrar> *** Mon, Benjamin SSkUn %SS* 5 ?' IS?! If ,h" 250th anniversary celebration be dlUdbU? r-P>Kik. with greetinge ing launched in Manhattan on Con- r,"""'^<' upon from such stitution Day, Sept 17. bj Go\ rtateMnn Moths Sharatt, David Averill Harriman and thi Govei Ben-Gurton and itzhak Ben-Zvi. BOra ot the 13 original colonies lion Voyage, A director in the nationv. tribute is prominent industrialist' ""~ Henri II Kaufman, president of the New york KK) ciub. Membership in the KM) < 1 EARN EXTRA MONEY Excellent opportunity, part or full time, operating a route of U.S. MM/NTS ONI AND ONLY JEWISH MONUMENT BUILDERS LAKE STOCK ON HAND FOI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I coMMVNtrr oni Exclusive ROCK of AGB] MEMORIAIS Joseph Greenhunt, East Mea- dow, L.I., has been appoint- ed director of field operations of the National Jewish Wel- fare Board's Armed Services Division. Mr. Greenhut suc- ceeds Benjamin Sternberg, who has become head of the division. New International City About to be Unveiled Miami Beach architect- Robert L. and Leonard H. Glasser. with man- ufacturers' representative Sam Jackowitz. longtime Miamian. will soon unveil the new International City Mart, Inc.. occupying the en- tire second floor of International City facing the airport. Embracing 200.000 square feet, the floor will contain a reception lobby, showrooms. 130 display booths and dealers' private offices. ' with one section reserved for La- tin-American trade. Special facilities have been set up for convention space, visual sell- ing aids with slides, screens and movie projectors, and storage for manufacturers' needs in rotating different weekly exhibits of their products. Unusual walls designed by the Glasser brothers will afford pic- torial and flexible arrangements for all displays. ;.......;....... *** !~i* SETS,": EiS2 V2Z live irom an area business, trade RePrntat.ve. ioo s w. uth St., and professional fields Miami Phone HI 6-71M. SanAowut JacwsUaaa CHOOSE * 3277 7? S.W. It* SHEET rH0NESMlS-51-"' SERVING MIAMI JEWRY with HONOR and DIGNITY /or OVER 25 YEARS Aw.y from the nob* of the loopv,t rtldiiw cagoi largest jot.. wHh| 10 miult$ n\^KrHS ^ ilium f HUFF a n MVr STONY ISLAND AT SIXTY SEVENTH CHICAGO PHONE FAirfx 4-5100 Chicago - 710 S.W.!2tMvt. 5'34SI f333 0A1 timber 23, 1955 -Jew l*t) nor/cUarj *T\ *i ,\\ H. Christmas slman Elected [of Dunes Mot"I K.i hotelman Jack Lie- * been elected presi- Punes by the officers jic. operating company (k S inn> Isles resort at ,and ITOth st. each resident for more Lieberbaum is the er of the Surfcomber- Eotels and is associated | brokerage firm. ,neri> from New York, erated various buitima land hotels \m i I member of Tem- B'nai B'rith and the kanization oi America. t his wife at 1830 oeeanfront hotcl- i. the 200-room I Deci tnber. torn Convention Did 1 son of Mr. 2121 S\V 24 I this week from te attend- I 'ion of Pi fr. : which Ifien! for (he ensuing "i Florida, dao treasurer of the I leader- ty un the Florida cam- sident of Tau M debatinj fraternity I ber <>f the de- the University of (lie past thn e yean. I to Gainesville complete his Beniot thiul of Business Ad- Christmas Enters Miami Mayor Race Randall N. Christmas, Miami City Commissioner, last week qualified as a candidate for the office of Mayor. He had earlier submitted his resignation from the City Commis sion effective on election day, as required by the new election laws. Under the new laws, candidates for Mayor will run in Group I for a two-year term, and candidates for four-year terms as City Commis- sioner will run in Groups 2 and 3. Christmas, a Miami attorney, said that much of his campaign would be based upon his record as a City Commissioner, and his com- bination of youth and experience. "In my youth," he said, "lies the strength and energy to cope I with all the responsibilities of the IMayorshipthe meetings, the con- ferences and the study, as well as | the added du^es of greeting dis- tinguished visitors and acting as host at the many functions. "As for experience," Christmas added, "my two years on the Com- mission have given me an intimate, first hand knowledge of all the I workings of the Cityqualifying i me to take the natural and logical step from Commissioner to Mayor." Christmas also announced the opening of campaign headquarters at 35 SE 1st ave. in downtown Mi- ami. The Commissioner and Mayoral- ty candidate is a lawyer. He came to Miami in 1926, and-attended Lit- tle River Junior High School and Miami Edison High School. He graduated from the University of Miami with the degrees in Business Administration and Law. He en- tered the Naval Reserve as a mi man. second class in 1940, and emerged after World War II as a First Lieutenant in the Marine Corps with 44 combat missions and the Distinguished Flying Cross He PAGE 7B Group to Meet Tuesdays A Judaea Group for girls ages 14 and up is being formed at Con- gregation Monticello Park. The group will meet Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. in the newly complet- ed school building, N. E. 163 st. and N. E. 11 ave. Lip ton Urges Local Business to Avoid Too Big a Boom' Joseph M. Lipton. president of Dade Federal Savings and Loan Association of Miami and past pres- ident of the Florida Savings. Build- ing and Loan League, emphasized Wednesday a call made this week by J. Howard Edgerton, president of the United States Savings and Loan League, that American bus- iness adopt policies to avoid "too big a boom." Lipton said that "it is particular- ly important that business in com- munities such as Miami" heed this call. A tendency of the nation's fastest growing cities expand to the point of vulnerability have set I pattern all communities have en- deavored to follow and without pre- paration for quick readjustments when and if they should become necessary." "It is the responsibility of bus- inessmen even more than it is that of the government to avoid a boom and bust economy. More and more ! financial institutions are coming into the mortgage loan business. In an expanding economy, this situa- tion is not alarming, but when it is conducted upon a selfish point of view it can lead to an over- strained economic system vulner- able to a business collapse." Lipton said it was not "my inten- i tion to dampen the enthusiasm which has been responsible for the ! magical growth of Miami and its | surrounding areas. I only empha- size again the need for caution and | that businessmen look closely at the responsibility which is theirs.*' Trade Group Formed Inter American Trade Associa- tion has'been formed by a group of business men from Washington, D.C., Miami, Cuba, Honduras and other Latin American countries, with the filing of a charter in Mi- ami, approved by Circuit Judge Grady L. Crawford. Purpose of the group is to expand trade between all countries of the western hemi- sphere. Your INSURED SAVINGS here will EARN is now a Captain and jet flier in the Marine Corps Reserve. Chosen Dade County's Young Man of the Year in 1954, Christmas is an active member of the Metho- dist Church, and is on the board of directors of the Miami Junior Chamber of Commerce. He is also a member of the American Le- gion. Chamber of Commerce. Moose, WOW'.. 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FLOR.D* TO ALL SIASOHS BIST WISMS LEANDER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVKI ffaam'ri en AH Carl - 11835 W. DIXIE HIGHWAY A NAW MiW 11 At TO All Miami Shore* Harden. I* Hewers tf All Oeeeiieai 10432 N.I. 6tk AVENUE HO* *' HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL GRAVES CONSTRUCTION Cft FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL * . - e '1105 Nrwy k*~. ^ kW <#mber 23, 1955 **** ficrkMan (el in Jewish History as Symbol of Past and Present! PAGE 9B Lturies the Shekel has been the gU Lch held the thread of Jewish history Ufld firm *,'rst used by lhe ancienl L standard of weight and value, down fc centuries it far out-stripped its In- .ues as the central "coin of one of the honied monetary systems. It became in- [Very svmbol of Jewish survival, Jewish Hon, the instrument through which the nes hi' -hare ot responsibility for the [his people. ajton ol the Shekel is a fascinating one, &e from that of the people itself. himself introduced a half-Shekel levy ! jew over 20 to defray the expense of the tabernacle. This "Shekel of the Has iin emlHMliment of the traditional ,jri( ,,i equality before the Lord. "The ,-ot give more, and the poor shall not Ftlian the luilf-Shekel when they make the ti the Lord." the law admonishes in Ex- i evidence of its indelible imprint on k i- m the six extraordinarily detailed tndnfi its use recorded in the Fourth Hoed, in the Second Division of the [and the Talmud. They strongly resemble I ited instructions found today on Internal Revenue Tax forms. And not .! a tax, but a census device as well, ekohm were used to count the individual \.t in the national census, the first his- Ktempt t" determine the population of a ith any degree of accuracy. d Diaspora u-c is recounted in the Books Nehemiah when the Jews exiled in continued to assess themselves to help Second Temple. Later the annual half- Kessnenl was continued at home and in support the sanctuary of the nation and |tt>ral and religious institutions of the III extraordinary persistence in the minds rts of the people is revealed after Judea id to the Roman legions. When the con- decreed the Shekel proceeds were to go "imperial Treasury as "Fiscus Judaicus," taxed themselves an equivalent amount to deprive the Yishuv's academies and he means to preserve the culture of riation Were it not for this self-imposed l.^lishnah might never have been written, people itself perhaps ultimately assimi- Such was the obligation a people placed elf to preserve its national spirit and iden- Uln fThtenWat n0t. ^"^ bUt bindin* Ra- tion for all who wished to be identified with the Jewish people. Thus, in modern times, was it not fitting that .v ou"! Y0dd Zlonist Con8ress in Basle adopted the Shekel as the symbol of identification with the great goal of Zionism? Today more than ever the Shekel remains symbolic of a united people firm m its devotion to Israel and increasingly con- scious of its responsibility to the nation it helped rise out of the ashes of its own dead. Today that hallowed Shekel of the First War of the Jews, show- ing the cup patterned after the vessel used in the Holy Temple of Solomon, is faithfully reproduced on one of the first issues of postage stamps of the new Israel. The token of affiliation with the World Zionist Organization, the Shekel buys far more than just membership in the Zionist Movement. This sym- bolic Shekel, acquired through the organization of his choice, gives the individual Jew a voice in the very future of Israel and his People. For next year in Jerusalem, the 24th World Zionist Congress will meet to deal with momentous is.,ucs. How best can one help the young nation towards eco- nomic as well as political independence? How best can one maintain Jewry's legitimate and right- ful ties with this land of its Fathers? How best can one preserve the atmosphere of good will and support that Israel wants and needs throughout the world? How *est can one preserve for Jewry and its children a significant and vital Jewish life outside Israel? All these fateful questions can best be answered in the best Zionist traditionthrough democrati- cally-elected representatives to this, the highest policy-making body in World Zionism. To this end a nationwide campaign is now in progress, under the auspices of the U.S. Central Shekel and Elec- tion Board, which represents the following national bodies with a combined enrollment of close to three quarters of a million Jews: Achdut-Avodah-Poale Zion. Hadassah, Hapoel Hamizrachi. Hashomer Hatzair. Mizrachi Organization of America. Poale Zion. United Zionists Revisionists, Zionist Organ- ization of America, B'nai Zion. Farband-Labor Zi- onist Order, Hapoel Hamizrachi Women, Mizrachi Women, Pioneer Women. The Board, with headquarters at 342 Madison ave.,New York, is headed by Charles Ress, of Mt. Vernon, N.Y., chairman. Other officers include Jullient Benjamin, Jacob Katzman, Rabbi Henry H. Rubins, David Epstein and Claire J. Okonowitz. SlffTINCS F I I 6 I D A I R E LEYOY APPLIANCES lUM AV., HIAUAH, FLA. PH. 10-2671 Be 9-5921 NEW YEAR GREETINGS A. R. TILE, INC. Manufacturers of CEMENT DECORATED FLOOR TILE" I H.W. Bin Avenue Miami. Florida Plonners Shop at... TANNER'S AND B-TH RIFTT PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS LEE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 1270 CORAL WAY MIAMI, FLORIDA Phone 9 2836 free Pick Up and Delivtry Service "IF YOU NEED IT - WE'LL SPEED IT" TO ALL SEASON'S BEST WISHES PHIL GORDON'S Red Diamond Inn "The Best Italian food in Town" Phone 83-9832 117 N.W. 42nd Avenue (LeJeune Rd.) Miami, Florida H TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR D. W. 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General Contractors 2045 N.E. 151* STREET NORTH MIAMI BEACH. FLA. PHONE 816-5961 - I ! .1 .-----. . PAGE 10 B rJewlslinorkMairi Friday, TO ALL GREETINGS Louis E. Miller Plumbing Company --------------------m mvUISION AGAINST HIS f AMR 271 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables Phone HI 6-1414 Son of Nazi Producer Writes Play Extolling Ghetto Holiday Greetings To All Firestone Stores 1200 WEST FLAGLER STREET Phone 3-6431 FRANKFURT iJTAVThomas ( hnstoph Harlan, 25-ytar-oM son of the notorious Nazi lilm producir, Veil Harlan, has written a stac play. Bluma from Warsaw." thai extols the Warsaw ghetto uprising. Yonfi Harlan, who in revulsion ajaJBat his fath- ers unrepentant attitude has become extremely pro Jewish, declarer! that he was stirred to his dramatic effort when he encountered, on a visit to Israel two rears ago, 140 kibbutz members who survived the Warsaw ghetto revolt. Veil Harlan. the Nazis' favorite movie maker, was director and producer of "Jew Sue.ss, the anti- Semitic film ordered by Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbola to acll the concept that Jews have always been innately criminal and measure of self-defcn-e t n*. thoj at the time when the depSTfH"3P to the ,.s chambers of PoiX*tSl Sues* was to have smothered 1 ^^1 man compunctions about the dww!? * the vast butchering operates S^ After the war. Hanans comeb^< center of controversy, with clash* ln Z furt. Freiburg and other p,aces ** democrats, notably students, and h* th.zers. For the past two or three ytuT* films have been shown everywhere toward incident. SMJOr J G R l t T I N G S Coral Gift Shop Gifts of Distinction Jewelry, luggage Watch Repairing 2231 S.W. 67th AVENUE PHONE MO 19438 HOLIDAY GRttTINGS TO ALL Uncle Eric's Happy Town We Cater to Your Hobbies" Imported and Domestic Toy* 2800 PONCE DE LEON BLVD., C0RAI GABIES PHONE HI 6 5470 TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR JAMES L. ELLERBEE m m* S # %v o & %i & !* 110 E. 45th STREET KIALEAH I s Greet \nas\ BURNS and JAEGER, Inc. Electrical Contractors Wm. t. Jaeger Harry Burns 3Z51 N.W. 7Sth STREET pHONE 64-336? BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR HAPPY HOLIDAYS KAMMER & WOOD Electrical Contractors 327 N.W. 54th STREET Check for S800 is presented bv Al Capp. chaiiman of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organiza- tion fund raisinq drive for B'nai B'rith Philan- thropies, to Sidney Efronson, chairman of the Greater Miami B'nai B'rith youth com- mittee. Observing the ceremony are Judge Milton A. Friedman, national BBYO i ioner; Louis Goldfinger. Florida BBG | dent; Henry Schmerer. Greater Miami I Council president; and George Leicoe, | trict AZA president. Not shown ~ Rubin, co-chairman for the event H APP NEW YEAR ALL tMtum iw rYo:r Fritncffy Who/esofer And Retailer 600 N. E. FIRST AVEPH. 3-7413 PHONE 89-3621 BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR HAPPY HOLIDAYS ALL DADE PAINTERS. Inc. 4642 W. Flagler Street Phone 83-9060 SEASON'S GREETINGS Colonial Press of Miami, Inc, COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE CATAIOOS BOOKLtrS AOVtKTIStNG FOlDfffS 3265 N.W. 37tk STtllT, MIAMI, FlOtlDA Phnes 65-7320 65-8366 65-7501 MR. and MRS. NAT ol 2815 S.W. 15tfcSM, ffcfl All Thtir ttltlnti ml I a Hoobt Htm re (III IIMI PAT'S ROOFING TIlEdj MANUFACTURERS OF OUAUTf I Colon on e#M - Root Painting 0r SpV 4735 E. 10th UH, HIALEAH. fU. A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL . . u. J, 420 Lincoln Road Phone MU Ml GREETINGS!^ HeC ormifk 320 S.E. W A* 0*i It'll mu m ,402 PONCE DB Ug CORAL GAItB Phon. * m 8ptember 23, 1955 -Jenlst, ntridttam tfion Officials Stress Need for Cash in Current Crisis PAGE 11B em need for cash to meet, ,, ,,i local agencies bv the Greater Miami Meration was disclosed briers i Federation We* I ids of persons who ients ol a variety b through Mt. Sinai Hos- fBureau of Jewish EHuea- ICenters and th Jewish Lvice are depending on br allotments t<> these In- t winch are made possible Seemed pledges made in (,t Combined Jewish Ap- Stanley C. Meyers, Fed nt. the all-embracing fund [in this community which Emm agencies, u well jilfa Home for the Aged .National Council of Jew- tn, on the local scene, he A major portion of the ked here go to the United Appeal which has. for 17 Led relief, resettlement Jbilitation work in Israel, lie East and Europe. nrd sum of $1,250,000 has lerously poured into the j in 1955." said campaign Sam J. Heiman Wednes- Imentinu on the urgency lualion. However, a great [of pledges made whole- dunng the campaign yet been redeemed." I Phillip- irc:i-urer of the iMianu Jewish Federation, appointed overall chair [a county wide collection , | be launched immediately holidays According to he area's businessmen and ders who serve on Federa- ard of governors and ex- Icommiltee will be called (spearhead the emergency other Federation offi- i statement concerning the need tor cash, Myers State ol Nrael today faces, Year with a multitude of |land problems. At this mo lights bitterly to achieve independence as she once |o secure statehood, in a hat is far from won. It disastrous If we who ed and encouraged the new ould hesitate in our sup- i ; port at this decisive time. "To protect the-, newcomers who have flocked to the shelter of its shores. Israel has found it neces- sary all summer to spend valuable dollars to import food to 250,000 immigrants. Every effort has been made to build more housing, more settlements, more facilities but the construction could not pro ceed faster than the funds arrived. "The blunt truth is the funds have not been arriving fast enough 245.00 of Israel's recent immi- grants are still living in canvas tents and huts as the rainy season approaches. The truth is that help is needed nowand the form of that help must be cash through the United Jewish Appeal. "We have accomplished much in the past year. Our funds have car- ried Israel's war against shortages and homelessness to many vic- tories. But there is so much still to be done." It was further emphasized by Federation officials that payments to the national agencies are con- ditioned by the amount of money I available in cash and that, to date. Federation has made only partial payments to most of the national organizations which have requested funds to send to Israel. Other important national groups j indicating they face a dangerous year-end fiscal situation include ' Pioneer Women, the Joint Defense 'Appeal, which supports the Ameri- can Jewish Committee, and Anti- j Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. I the American Jewish Congress and many others. A total of $409,790 has been al- 1 located to the seven Greater Miami Health, welfare and educational agencies in the recent drive. Fol- | lowing is a breakdown of these al- j locations: Bureau of Jewish Edu- cation, $50,900; Jewish Home for the Aged, $55,500; Greater Miami Jewish Community Center, $119,- 000; Jewish Family Service. $41.- 000; Mt. Sinai Hospital. $140,000; National Council of Jewish Women, $2,390; and Baron de Hirsch Loan Fund. $1,000. ... GREETINGS Beautiful Cut Flowers ICtrsages at Low Prices K0F7C GARDENS, INC D FtOWEffS BY WIKE WORLDWIDE Phone 65-4516 TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Roy F. Woodruff Your Hialeah Councilman 73 EAST 2nd STREET HIALEAH. FLORIDA tier Health Visit iho ni Health Institute I Diagnosis and X-Ray rf1 Therapy Body fditioning Colonic rWms- Cabinets and Massage 1 Biscayne Boulerard I pH0NE PL 7-7896 HOLIDAY GREETINGS from THE WILLIAM J. BURNS INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, INC. -compute defective savict" Dial 82-3934 Chamber of Commerce Building GREETINGS Your Local Ford Dealer HUSKAMP MOTOR CO. TO OUR MANY PATRONS. FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES NEW YEAR GREETINGS IRWIN GRAIN COMPANY KENDALL. FLORIDA IEEDS FERTILIZER FARM EQUIPMENT LAWN MOWERS Phone M0 1-5600 MILWAUKEE BEVERAGES, INC. BLATZ" "Milwaukee's Finest Beer" 1344 N.W. 23rd STREET Phone 65-1351 > Greetings CARLOS VILLA "Real Estate in all its Branches" 1744 S.W. 3rd AVENUE Phone 9-7657 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY HOLIDAY FLORIDA MACHINERY CORP. Contractor Equipment Woodworking and Metal working Machinery 316 S.W. NORTH RIVER DRIVE PHONE 9-0647 NEW YEAR GREETINGS HIALEAH MIAMI SPRINGS BANK "A Fritndly Bonk" (Member of F.D.I.C.) 101 HIALEAH DRIVE HIALEAH. FLORIDA Telephone 88-8431 ------ P,,,rirti TO ALL JACK HERMAN Qt PRODUCE COMPANY (N-W-13thAven. pkone 2-5197 HOLIDAY CRUTINGS WHEELER-WALKER, INC. Photostats Blue Prints Block and Whit* Photo Morols Prompt Pickup and Delntry 4119 N.W. 2nd AVENUE PHONE 89-4675 GREETINGS MILONE PLASTERING COMPANY 7150 N. W. 3rd Avenue PHONE 84-7041 1 MERCURY LITHOGRAPHING CO. 545 N. W. 5th Street Miami. Florida Telephone 82-6567 EXPERTS. IN MULTICOLOR OFFSET SEASON'S GREETINGS minna lee importers, inc. 7343 Collins Ave.. Miami Beach UN 6-2419 252 Miracle Mile. Coral Gables 83-4264 PAGE 12 B r = 9>Jelsi>ihr*M!*> Frid SrMCHKST WISHES W 4 HEALTHY AND HAPPY NEW YEAR BETH ISRAEL CONGREGATION H. 10UIS ROTTMAN. Rabbi MORRIS WEINSTEIN, Pre.ident PHONE 9-1442 laboratory on the Premises WEBER OPTICAL CLINIC, Inc. Complete Optical Service lor Those of Modest Income Daily 9:00 5:30 Sot. till 3:00 Monday Eve till 8:00 66 N.E. 2nd STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA HAPPY NIW YIAR TO ALL Xibla<*k System of Miami IkVnHi 713 71st STREET PHONE UN 5 2121 GREETINGS... SPAULDING DISPLAYS display Materials for Every Need Windows, Interiors, Booths Desian and Execution Rentals 326 N.VV. Stli AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA PHONE 2 8166 To Ail ... A Most Happy New Year TED FiSH CORPORATION 404 N.VV. NORTH RIVER DRIVE MIAMI Jewish Educators Issue 'Roll Call' National Roll Call 'Irsinncd to mod the mountine needs of Jew Mi education in this eonntry has been launched by the American Association for Jewish Education, it was announced this week by Philip W I-own, f Weat'Hewton. Mass president of the Association. Reacbtni out into communities from coast to coast, the National Roll ('.ill will alert local leadership to w- ipccifJc responsibilities m the area of Jewian communal work and will enlist popular support for the Intensification program of the Association. Top priority in this program. Lown pointed out, attaches to an all-out effort to cope with the prob- lem of teachers' shortage that has developed in recent years. Spearheading, the National Roll c.iii nf the American Association lor Jewish Education is one of its vice presidenta, Joseph A. Sapo- witch, of Buffalo. NY. where in the initial phase of the campaign 200 cittern from all walks of life m the Jewish community added their names to the membershii ol the Association, m men ting on 'he motivations for and the objectives <<( this Na- tional Roll < all, Sapowitch de- clared I feel cull dent that the Na- tional Roll Coll will prove to be not only an effective instrument lor the implementation of the As- tion's Intensification Program and public service for the en- tire Jewish community, hit will ultimately contribute in a great measure to the development in scope and depth of Jewish li\ing in America " Joseph A. So,-switch Gy, N THE' Ed'^Tbi^3 , J Wish 'o hWfc. St3sl ay?*' ,aine<. and (iyj or this reasorUI 'cation is a ^ your organization? Jewry. JUDGE VALTs4 Juvenile and D* "ourt. DadeQut TREES "fpR iSRAlT * fyM TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR GEORGE PFAFFENDORF 3900 N.W. 37th AVENUE HIALEAH TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY Nlv* ilaH FLOYD KFMP Bridge Champion Slated To Teach at U of M I'niversity of Miami's evening di- vision will sponsor a series of non- degree courses for adults this fall at Koubek (enter. 27th ave. and SYV 3rd st.. which will include be- ginning, intermediate and advanc- ed courses in contract bridge. Sam Katz, former world's con- tract bridge champion and instruc- tor in bridge at the UM evening division for two years, will teach I the courses Each class will meet once a week 11:30 to 9:30 p.m. 36 W. 13th STREET HIALEAH A tree is planted at Camp B'nai B'rith, Starlight 1 Louis L. Perlman. president of B'nai B'rith Womavl bolize B'nai B'rith support of the B'nai B'rith secbt] Great Martyrs Forest in Israel. The B'nai B'rith i committee voted $500 for trees to be planted in 1 of B'nai B'rith Women. Participatinq in the them were members of the Aleph Zadik Aleph. fri youth group. Members of the Administrative shown here are (left to right) Philip M. Klutznick, dent of B'nai B'rith; Sidney G. Kusworm. Dayton. I Perlman; Frank Goldman. Lowell. Mass.; Mrs. ArthsJ man, Chicago; David H. White. Houston. Tex.; Amor] Los Angeles, Calif.; Benjamin I. Morris. Chicago;, Glovsky. Beverly, Mass.; Dr. Maurice Goldberg, Wa D.C.; Maurice Bisgyer, Washington, D.C.; and L WJ Columbus, O. TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR "JACK" L. HANSON HOLIDAY GKEETINGS MR. and MRS. W0LFIE COHEN and Family 275 W. 63rd STREET HIALEAH GREETINGS TONY'S BARBER SHOP Hiolooh'i Mast Modern "Ak Conditioned" frmncis A. Benedetto 2100 PAIM AVENUE HIALEAM GinniM MIAMI CONSHW fit. Ml 1900 BISCAYNE IIYI. I Brenchti f Dr. Berths Ftiff, I JtM IBM, li*H Clones in He**, "*' Gwitor, Accordiee, *l "| meats, Theory, MIA Modern Doncmf TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR "Jim" Hosea Smith Your Hialeah Councilman 590 E. 12th STREET HIALEAH m wishes rttom Aatfn TO ALL Of YOU RAY-MAR ELECTRIC CO. 3043 S.W. 30th COUIT GREETINGS DIXIE TELEVISION SERVICE Guoronteed Dependable SorWco and Honest Prices" SAIES and SERVKE Aothoriitd RCA Doctor H355 W. DIXIE HIGHWAY NORTH MIAMI REACH, FLORIDA PHONE 116 6340 J. Donahay, Owoer PHONE HI 4-4414 HOtlOAr GRUTINGS MISS NICHOU'S DAY CARE CENTER PRESCH001 aid KINDERGARTEN P**> U* Days 4:30 O... to 6:30 p.m. '" o. Half Day Sowi.,, 5727 N.W. 17th AVENUE ***** PI 7-4413 C R I E T I N G S J. AND W. PLUMBING SERVICE, INC. 1222 N.W. 29th STREET Pho 45-443S Tow Jajr MIAMI. FlOtWA happy m * CAIRO BESTAII deikious wI Broiled ** ' o Health S.W o Per. OH" * II yoodoo'tWr**' 1710 AlT0Nta*'1 Phooe *n , GREETINGS TO All J. M. BRYANT toor Soth m*ml Caesc 7120 S.W. SSth A*mi ItiYI TEAt M. Glenn Ti STEClAt07 144 liSMT*1 ber 23, 1955 -Jmlstrhrkilar) PAGE 13 B -eHJ |q for the annual installation dinner Bf the Men's Club of Temple Beth are (left to right, standing) Albert in, president; Maury S. Olinick, bairman; Philip Schlissel, chairman of publicity; Benjamin B. Goldstein, reser- vations chairman. Seated is. Dr. Meyer Eggnatz, chairman of the function which will take place at the Saxony hotel on Sunday, Oct. 23. General Named by Marines cKTho appointment Dew to thr rank of Gen- ii S Marine Corps Re- en approved by the | the I nit< I S'atcs. ac- [wonl received by the Ui-h Welfare Board |C Commandant Gen. gheperd. Jr. general is Melvin L. New York attorney, ved in the ( irps since I. Gen. Krulewitch is officer id Division 0-2. with headquarters HSS Prairii State. New Hewitch i- chairman of I York Cit> Cduncil. One r- living Marines who i in Belleau Wood dur- iVur I and on Iwo Jima far II. C< n Krulewitch P'teur i>! active duty in Bg the action there. He iBrorue St : Modal for heroic achievement, the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious achieve- ment, the Croix de Guerre Fourra gere. Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster, Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Unit Citation, Secretary ot the Navy Commendation Ribbon and seven battle stars. Photography Exhibit Showing on Beach Sam Hirsch School of Drama and Allied Arts opens a two-week ex- hibit of photographs by the Pho- tographic Society of Miami at the studio, 315 West 47th st.. Miami Beach, Thursday. The public is in- vited to attend the show through Oct. 6. Photographic Society of Miami was organized eight months ago. Officers of the Society are Abe Schonfeld. president; Dr. Lewis Julien, vice president; Hy Hatkow- ski. secretary; and E. Allen Becker, sponsor. UM Adult Division Offers Courses In Accounting The widely expanded adult ftdu- I cation program of the Evening Di- vision, University of Miami, will in- clude 25 classes in accounting this fall. Students seeking a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in accounting can complete all requirements through evening study. Adults not seeking | degrees may register as adult stu- dents for any of the courses avail- able in this field. A six-week concentrated review .for prospective' RCA's will be I among the courses offered. Other courses are Fundamentals, Intro- ductory Principles. Intermediate Principles, Introductory Cost Ac- counting. Advanced Theory. Municipal and | Government Accounting, IBM Ac- counting. Auditing. ro ALL GREETINGS tioldcn IIulc .Service? Station SEMINOLE OILS "Where the Best Cost Lest" 301 S.W. 2nd AVENUE PHONE 3-9253 "~~ .,,.. ,,,,. ^ff,. ~*-i..w-. C R E E T X H G.S,,,.. HOWARD BACKUS TOWING LIGHTERING CRANE RENTAL 1201 N.W. South River Dr. P. O. Box 681 Miami 4, Florida Yard Phone 3-5019 Residence Phone PL 7-1042 MIAMI 4, FLORIDA BEST WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR from the Foremost Photographers of the South * rM*V 252 EAST FLAGLER STREET in the Roper Building PHONE 3-8617 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL William H. Lockward ^our Hialeah Councilman 290 W. 50th STREET HIALEAH. FLORIDA GREETINGS Circle Realty Commercial Residential Acreage 60 Certits Parkway, Miami Springs, Flo.-on the Circle Phone 88-6446 Residence 88-7766 S. D. "Vcss" Cisco, Registered Broker lUDY ADLER |34 Alton Read Motives and frieads r,"PPr Nrw Yeor If I r I N C S MAR, INC. ST0M CABINETS |' Fixtures, Kitchens PN M0 7 3214 'COMMERCE LANE TO MIAMI * UPM KM TEAR V. DEEGAN *' Esfote Broker fKAYNE BGL'IEVARD Irhcne 81 "226 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS A'MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR BEX .11 hi: JUFFE AUCTION OUTLET 931 N. Miami Avenue Phone 9-8373HI 8^6757 A HAPPY NEW TEAR TO ALL OUR FRIE\DS AND PATRONS Hand Miox Elvnutu Salon AIR-CONDITIONED 1273 S.W. 22nd STREET MIAMI Phone 3-0520 Rose Muller, Owner GREETINGS LeJEUNE SERVICE & REPAIRS You Break 'Em We fix 'tm Expert Mechanics 1790 N.W. 42nd AVENUE Phone 64-5641 TO ALL : ' A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Schnupp Manufacturing Co. 617 N.W. 6th AVENUE MIAMI. FLORIDA Phone 9-1845 JO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NtW TEAR MRS. AIDA S. GREEN 61 E. 2nd STREET HIALEAH Wholesale Manufacturer* BEACH and GARDEN UMBRELLAS ALUMINUM WROUGHT IRON MADE AND INSTALLED BY o CARUSO IRON WORKS Manufacturers of Ornamental Iron Work Rear of Aviation Building 3240 N. W. 27th Ave. Phone 64-6362 I- -pASO'VS CAKT.NGS fEl|NE CLEANERS W Workman,*;, Y'tm Service *.!. 4th AVENUE "A***. H0RIDA SEASON'S GREETINGS Max Oresd King's Shoe Rebuilders We Rtmodel &' Rebuild Shoes Dry Cleaning & Laundry "The> Best tm the- Beach" 1679 ALTON.ROAD MIAMI BEACH. FLA. Phone JE I 9487 GREETINGS FROM Orange Blossom ' AMERICA'S FINEST FRESH FRUIT JUICE Ask Teer MHe-Ailr Tew Greeer A LARGE VARIETY OF ENTREES TO CHOOSE FROM COMPLETE SB 00 DINNERS and up NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS AND' PATRONS Try Our Famous Whipped Cream Pies 25c TYLER'S RESTAURANTS LI R ',.. Ot i r ON n ; '.' .1 -n Op*" 24 Hour* an S i.rn Till 2 .i -n. .I PARKING AIR CONDiTiONED 1560 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY CORAL GABIES PAGE 14 B +Jelslin British State School Reveals Course in Modern Hebrew LONDON (JTA) Instruction in modem Hebrew 1- being offered in u state school hew for the first time at the new Stoke NewlngtOll district school. Stoke Newington London district with a large Jewish population. deis University, Jewish sponsored non-sectarian college here trie universit) has buill three chapels one Mch for Jewish, Protestanl and Catholic students After conse< raj ing the building and namin Bethlehem. Archbishop Cushing lauded Brandeis, insisting thai it "deserves the praise <>t all men of good will" lor making religious in struction and devotions available to all students Jews in Germany Seek Reunion of Divided Families n; wkFi RT (JTA The Swedes Entertain Israel Knesset Delegation Warmly STOCKHOLM CJTAl 1-; set delegation to the Parlia- ment here was entertained last .-nil ;>t a dinner given by the ish Parliament. The Israelis tral Welfi n \ en w '" welci in.mi bj Johannes Nils Gern i I entered u I Speakei ol the Upp< r H i ivon. leader ol the Israel '''' "} ""' expressed I nuch i" learn froi l ship must be .- BONN (JTA W Germanj mdertaken to preserve the me mortal*, monuments and i .,-.. hallowed to the memoi ,,.,,!, victims ol N*ttam, Jews ,,,! non-Jews who died in Ger- many during the war A Franco- German agreement now entering into force lists by name 54 sucn teries, eleven monument including the one at Belsen and (WO memorials, the crematoria in ,,nier eoiirentration eamps of Plossenbuerg and of Dachau. Miami Art League Exhibits at fm the first time in it.s htftecy, the Miami Art Uague will exhibit at the I.owe (.allery. Univenit] ol Miami. Paintings by memlM-r- ,,r. on display Sept. 15 throunh Oet 2 The show is beinji planned in commemoration of the League's 25th anniversary this fell, accord Friday, M Gallery '" to Mrs pr,rv now has 150 * -mnal ln "'" norid ***,! 'S ,h" 0ld |J 'MX' "i this 1^ n the fie Einstein Medical School Opens Sessions in New York City ' IV ; \ : he Uberl i i opened hen ' Dr M ;' I. II... : p C'it) ol V '''. Hui n ol !.! nd studenb ui Hungarian Leader Wins Libel Suit Against Newspaper \! w VORK JTA me time Hu wish community Israel Defies Egypt Ban; Will Send Ships Through Gulf L'SAl M 1TA Israel has tl e Strail ol Tiran to the (lull i rt oi which was i I b) .i d p omatn 11 Eli Dr. Fa that I him in two i ii en bei I -: I ..... : him as .i "traitor to .'( i npn i served as i for* mai ol forced la- isoner Religious Moslems Appeal Jews in Government 11 fJlS IT \ N , ; their I which include J< h I here en in. Ilv - that he point i een a tradition h id con , ,. Ministi Jewish n UN Information Center Information Cen- ter i- now open at 710 "l-t si . Mk.ii to an an- i Kri Louis Bider- ii \ Rubin con ha 11 hip ol the Mi 'i Division ol the United - Association oi I ireatei Mi- ami, the tenter will remain open through Oci 25, the co-chairmen revealed U.S. Government Grants Funds to ORT for Israel \i u yoRK n \ The h mal ooperal i \dmmi-tra ,-.i to lion hi i d to allo I 000 thi rrow : way to vessels wh . i lim i" the Amerii an OR! Fedei ation tablishmi i hool program pass 72 hours in among immigrant \miih in 1st Israel said it was deter- Am protect I men! was made bj Dr exercisi of its right ol free William Haber, American < I < "l through this inti n presidi nt. nel at whatever tinv r method it saw bi Britain Challenges Egypt State Department Reportedly 0rder Closing Gulf of Aqaba Favors Em.grat.on of Jews I(,N|HlN ,lx ^ ^ I VSrTINGTON JTA The Si te Department ha<. expr.....id i ally favorable view and with- in a certain -cope, willingness to ider, a proposal by chairman Francis E Walter of the House Ini migration Subcommittee for Amer challenged Egypt attempt i" control the movement ol ships in the Gulf ol Aqaba on the south- ern approaches to Israel The Bril i-h Foreign Office said the Gulf is an international Waterwaj open to shipping Oi all nations The fact ican support ol the movement of'that entrance to it is within the1 North African .lews to Israel territorial water- (.i Egypt onlj en- t h rough the Intergovernmental titles Egypt to enforce customs and Committee tor European Migra-1public health rules, the staten tion This was made known here said The statement was prompted the Department in a letter re- l>> a new Egyptian order compel plying to a communication sent bj Rep Walter earlier this month to Si etary Of State Dulles ling all ships to give 72 hour- m> tice before entering the Gull SAVE FOR TOMORROW WHIR! YOU CAN BORROW FOR TODAY Savints Accounts 21 2% Interest Personal Loins Auto Loans Nig*t Depository laakiai by Mail Leders ol Credit Salety Deposit Boies Memh*r I caVrai Drpadl Imaraar*- f'arpvraii** BANK of MIAMI BEACH 937 WASHINGTON AVENUE Six Persons to Go on Trial In Holland for Kidnapping THE RAGUI (JTA)Six person. arrested for the kidnapping of An- nette Beekman. 14-year-old Jewish war orphan spirited away after a Dutch court had ordered her re- turned to the Jewish community, will go on trial hefore an Amster- dam court Sept. 23, it was learned here. The girl, taken from Holland to a Belgian convent and then re- moved JtUt as polu-c eame to re- cover her. has still not been found The defendants include the Catho- lic foster mother, who had the child baptized. DAILY PICKUPS TO NEW YORK M. LIEBERMAN & SONS OF BROOKLYN, NY. Archbishop Cushing Dedicates Catholic Chapel at Brandeis WALTHAM. Mass. (JTA>Arch- bishop Richard J. Cushing of Bos- ton dedicated a Catholic chapel last weekend on the campus of Bran- LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING TO AND FROM { NIW JttslY PHILADELPHIA iaitimm ""NY WASHINGTON IOSTON IOVIDINCE an. .11 ., ^j.,, kly JJ^ ) fire Proof Constructed Storage Warehouse J 655 Collins Ave., Miami Beach Dial JE 8-8353 COUNT YOURSELF. IN! 1 BUY YOUR SHEW YOUR BEST INVESTMENT FOR A Whether in Israel, the United States or anywhere else intheadj 'the status, the well-being, the very future of the Jewish paaaj rests largely in your hands. From earliest recordej hia**J Shekel has been the shining symbol of individual raponai toward the nation, a voluntary, self-imposed tax to pc Jewish institutions and Jewish life through the darkest J* exile and despair. And today it remains more than ever act ' widely-accepted device by which Jews everywhere can mat and be counted. As the token of identification with the World ZiefliRto the Shekel makes it possible for your voice to be bearsa highest policy-making body of World Zionism, througajw for delegates to the 24th_World Zionist Congress. nesjaj Jerusalem. 'At this historic session, your representatives from every body in the world will be called upon to make Jwonsoam |mately affect you. your children, and your children i They can act only with your mandate. Acquire your Shekel, sell the Shekel to your W neighborsacquire your share in the future of UK * U.S. CENTRAL SHEKEL and ELECTION ,342 Madison Ave., New York 17 MU 2-034* ^ REPRESENTING: achdvt AVODAH-roAie soni ^ . HASHOMER HATZAlA *""^ POALEZION. UNITED ZK,N.STS-I^ 4 Of AMERICA ** jg. . HAPOEL HAMIZHACHI WOMJN HAPOEL HAMIZRACHI /A I ION OP AMERICA , ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OP AMERICA LABOR ZIONIST ORDER WOMEN PIONEER WOMEN PILL OUT AND REMIT DOLLAR T0DAY1 U. S. Central Shekel and Election Board Suite 1421. J42 Madison Avenue, New York 17 ^^ 'Enclosed la One Doltar ($1.00) whkh *J J** ,^ 5712-5715 (1951/2 tbr<*-- -^ LEGAL N0TIC1 rcE UNDER FICTITIOUS PCENAME LAW Vee/rcf. n^rM^*h%m IK IS HKHKRY GIVEN that ,.' lletllioUS ll- "' "f "^HY-TIIK-HliA. Si IMS intend; to .. name with "> 1"k "f P" court Dad. counts, iNvrsTMi:VT companT lor Applicants i-i"-" ICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW E |S HEREBY OIVEN that Mgiied, desiring I" ngagc In u(l,i tli'' fictitious name of lOSEIlLl), al 1722 W. Flagler _,,,,,,]. ,. ri :'i-Iit said name Clerk "i the 'in ult Court of untv, Floi Ida, r NATALIE LAIEER 1-30 CE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW r, is HEREBY GIVEN tli.it reigned, desiring to engage In undn the fictitious name of I'NPKlKS. HI 2620 N W. 27th Intenda i" register said name Clerk of the I'lrcult Court of u|. Florida. CARMINE J. DESIDERIO _ "Flagler St. I 10/7-H LEGAL NOTICE PAGE 15 B IMlIM<-* IIIIIMT mi' IICIIUOIIS IUM , HQUIT \Cl.l-: MORTGAGE; BOI'ITA BLE MORTOAGE .> INVEWTMENTN EMIGU, at ill's DaPonl Building ln- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai Hi.- undei slnn..rl, desiring t,, bualness undei the n- t i11.. ,u, EQUITABLE " I E tends to registei aald names'with the Clerk of the circuit Court ,,f d;i,|,. County, Florida, M1TCHBL KRAMER MONROE DIXON Attornos foi Appllcanl I ,'.....oral Wav 9/23-0 10/7-14 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN thai the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name ,,! BEACOM BAR, at :. Bearoni Blvd., Miami, Intends to register said name with the ci.rk of the Circuit Court of Dado County. Florida. CHRISTIAN REICHERT Sole owner KKSSI.KIt \- QARS Attorneys for Applicant 17R2 W. Flagler St. : L'.!-30 10/7-14 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS v........ NAME LAW N"M. i: is HRRKBY OIVEN that '' """"' Urned, desiring ,. K,1K "', II'nrr,.'"; v'x.v!'" ""ou name of ' I i hi: OYMNAHICM. ,,t 1219 ti, St., Miami Beach ntenos to register said nam, with the Clerk of ,. u.t o,t 0f Had, ,,,,, Hortda Do.v\u, w NELSON Tm.oiM.H,, rv,';."; Will,":: iV',1"""" ICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW fR is HEREBY <;i\'KX thnt reigned, 'I' llring to engage In umlrr the fictitious name of iNM PALS, at 28W Collins itemls '" register said name i Clerk of the circuit Court of untv, no i I i KSTKI I.K TRAISTKR KKltoNS1 >N for Appllcanl mi iiMc p. ;-n N-OTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW N'OTICR IS HRRKBY OIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of SOUTHERN I.AMI- COMPANY at 37.VI N.W. 3rd Street, Miami, Florida, intend, to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Hade County, Florida. EDWARD N CAVERT HILDUR L. CAVERT HARVEY U. KLEIN 701 liist-ayne Building Attorneys for Edward N. Cavert and Hlldur L Cavert 9/23-30 10/7-14 COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT 40 FOR DADE COUNTY, BA. IN PROBATE. No 38233 A JESTATK lE leu TRAC VNN'l '. Deceased JOTICE TO CREDITORS iditorsand All Persona Hav- -9/23-30 10/7-14 v tgalnst Said land i. are ho.-.-l.v .in i required to present an\ ami demands which you, or of you, hav< against .the cf RNKIt'H TRACANNO, da- late -I M u lleach. Dade Florida, io tin. Honorable l'.ill. County, and in their office in the otirthnuKp in Dade County, ill nilar months the flrsl publication Bsl demands to ftst legal address of the claim- b and presented iR o rill in- i,mi red fctta ISO f tin- its] Probate vtenihcr I.'.th. AD 1935. lr.i.vv.'.i .t: tk vc in NO, BxerufrlN of l.ust Will and lament of PSVRICU TRACANNO, I N-, .a.-ed. |B8 0ERTLER f"i Km. utii\ 1" T-M NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HRRKBY OIVEN thnt the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of TANR08H SI PI'DY COMPANY. it 1075 N.W. 71st Street, Intends to reg- ister said name with the clerk of the Circuit Court of Dadc County, Florida. aBORQE ROSEN FIELD SIDNEY EPRONBON Attorney for Applicant Bhorctend Hidg. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW tii^V.nT'V* P,?R!5BY OIVEN thai lie undo!,! Hearing to engage ill vV l[ :NTIN(: service vi. nth Btreet, Intends to register "' me with the Clerk of the ci, " Court of Dade County, Elorida MORTON U.11^S ......ES V,'",',','"V f(" Ai'i'ii'^t NJ Blacayns Muildlng LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREBY OIVEN that tlie undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious nam. pi JEAN HARPER, IMPORTS, al mi I.in,,In lload. Miami lleach, Kla., In- '' nde io .,|,| name with the f lerk of the Clri uit Court of I lade County, i-'iorid.i. JEAN HARPER, INC. Bj MARILYN BURKE, Prea BOLDMAN <;i)l,DSTi;iN Attorneys for Registrant NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is IIKRKHY (1IVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in v !R.2nier,h' "'-'Hious name or . EVI?.A.- nt naUe-Common- wealth Building, Intends to reglater sald name with the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of Dade Counts. Florida DAVID DR,?KXERIAN ^'^ """ jz&KJrXa,han r>*v',, ITICE TO CREDITORS COUNTY JUDGES' COURT ID FOR DADE COUNTY. A. IN PROBATE. No. 3294-A E8TATE HI" OdLLIER, I'., ,-,,| 1 .i!i,i All r. i sons li,o 1 Demands Against said in,I .. h ,.f ,,,, ..,,-,. hereby 3,1,1 '!' red t,. presenl am and di hlcb you, or W >", maj have against the _DAN \ n iLLIER, d., eased Him 11 ion County, Ohio, to the P"' Count> Judges of Dade l-i'i fil< th- same In their of- tse IN inn Court house In Klorldn. within elghl IN THE COUNTY JUDGES' COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. No. 36171. B In Re: ESTATE oh ISABEL Sol.AH, formerly known as ISAI1K1. H KATZ and IRABELLE KATZ, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persona II.iv- uig claims or Demandi Against Bald Estate: Von. and each of jrou are hi notified and required to presenl .my Claims and demands which Sou. or either of vou. may have against the titate of IK ABEL H. f-.i.AK. formerly nown as ISABEL B, KATZ and ISA- BELLE KATZ. deceased late of Dade County, Klorlda, lo the Honorable County Judges of Dade County, and file the same In their offices in the County Courthouse in Dade County, Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the first publication hereof. Said claims or demands to con- tain the legal address of the claimant and lo be sworn to and presented as aforesaid, or same will be barred. Bee Section 733.is of the i4". Probate Ai I Date September l!'th, AD. 1M JOSEPH w SOLAR As Administrator of the Estate <>f IRABELLE B. SOI^R, formerly known as ISABEL II. KATZ and IRABELLE KATZ. Decea SHAPIRO AND KRIED Ii> HERBERT R SHAPIRO Attorney for Administrator C.T.A. 120 Lincoln Koad. Miami Beach, 1 la. i/n-u io 7-n NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW , NOTBCE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in n'JSSSf undpr ,h*' Bctitlous name of AIH s BAR, at 4:n s.W. IJnd Ave intends to register said name with tire lerk of the circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. ^*.o_ JULIL'S J. CHAONUT KES8LER A CARS Attorneys, for Applicant I7M W. Flagler St. K/26 9/2-9-1S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLOR- IDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 181,918 . JACK QREENSPOON and ,""""l,y ......he date ..f ti,,. HARRIET QREENSPOON. his a NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 1827J3 CHARLOTTE IRIS iUMS. Plaintiff, ROBERT GEORUE BCNIS, Defendant SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: ROBERT OEORQE MINIS c/o Iris Drug Company, Jewelry Department Kalmouth. Massachusetts You are hereby notified that a Rill of Complaint for Divorce has been filed against you. and you are required BTVe i copy of your Answer or Pleading to the Mill of Complaint on the plaintiffs Attorney, NORMAN II GOLDSTEIN, 1 Lincoln Road Build- ing, Miami Beach, Florida, and file the original Answer or Pleading In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 3rd day of October. 1955. If you fall to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Bill of Complaint. This notice shall he published one* each week for four consecutive weeks In THE JEWISH ELOKIDIAN DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 30th day of August, A.D. 1955. E. H. LEATHERMAN, 'Ink. Circuit Court, Dade County. Florida By R. H. RUE. JR. (Circuit Court Seal) Deputy Clerk /s-t>i-n wicatlon hi reol Said claim-, '"'N ;> lain the legal ad- ind lo be sworn "V"1 Id, o: SB..... Hi I..I ,,',:''" ;' in A D. I95B. LEON \ EPSTEIN K V I ii tdmlnlstratot |; j a oi Mi. Estate of 'AN K M'l.XN Km II.i.% or C.T A I" T-II UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Eli? HE,Rtt?v OrVBN that ragned, ileslring to engagi In JMer lb., fictitious name ... "1. ILLCSTRATIONJL at _jBuilding. Miami, hloriria, l name with the PfcrMa >'""" "' D*dl PILBERT it SIEBELI8T feur?. ""'" :""' r SCHtiCLTZ J '!' owner Pa,s H :E nIr, f|ctitious NAME LAW ELL8 HEREBY OIVEN that g to engage In LKrta: etfi 'oi iTiv ,." u,lus name of >rii2. ;'- Miami, Florida. ! name with the H fourl of IJ.de w!iiVVA.Mr,n, ""':"M SANi : l! "ECTStMI tLKN,.oCATTRIMBUI II, llori.la ^Ofc. OVJST BROS k> | 1} the flfsr. ' Plaintiffs, ROBERT M WILSON, et als, i defendants. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To: ItoltER'l' M. WILSON, a single man, and. If married, WILSON, his wife, secreting himself within the State of Elor- ida from service of process, last known residence and address 7.136 S.W. I'lsl Street. Miami. Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit has been brought against you to foreclose a mortgage held by the Plaintiffs on the following de- scribed properly: lt IS) Klnek "II", of CORAL TERRACE, a subdivision of part of the S', of the SU of bfectlon 2, Township 54 South. Range 40 East, as i>er the recorded Plat thereof. recorded In Plat Hook 14. at page 57, of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida; together with the improvements thereon situate. In which you claim a" Interest, and you are required to serve a cop} of your answer or other pleadings upon HENRY M. CAIN. Attorney f"i Plaintiffs. 25!0 West Flagler Bl Miami. Florida, on or before the mth day of October. 1H5.'>. and file the original ft same with the Clerk of ii cult Court on or before such date, otherwise the suit will be t.iken .is confessed by you. DATED al Miami. Dade County, Florida this 7th day of September, 1955. K. H. LEATHERMAN. Clerk. Circuit Court By M. C GREEN. Deputy Clerk 9/9-U-23-30 IN THE COUNTY JUDGES' COURT IN ANO FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. No. 35624- B In Re: ESTATE OF OSCAR DI'.LFIN, also known as BHAYA DELF1N, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Hay- ing Claims or Demands Against Bsld Estate: Vmi. and each of you are hereby notified and rnfuired to present any claims and demands which you. OJ either of you, may have BgaiDSl the estate of OSCAR DELF1N, a/k/a SHAYA OELPfN, deceased late of Dade County, Florida', to the Honor- .,1,1. County .ludges of Dade County. snd file the same In then- offices in ilie Count) Courthouse In Dade coun- i\ Florida, within eight calendar months from th.- date of the first publication hereof, said claims or d-mands to contain the legal address ,,f the claimant and to be sworn to and presented as aforesaid, or Same will be barred. See Section 733.16 Of the i!ic Probate Act, Date August 1, A.D. 1W. HERBERT S. SHAPIRO ROBERT I. ACHOR As Administrators of the Estate of 08CAR DELFIN gj/k/a SHAYA DELFIN i.....ssed, SHAPIRO and FBIED Attorneys for Administrators 450 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach. Fla. 9/11-16-23-30 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictRIOUl name of HOME FURNITCRE WAREHOUKE, it tit N U Nth Street, Miami, Flor- ida, intends to register SSld name with the ( lerk of the circuit Court of Dade County, Florida rtr. ANN'': BTBR, Sole Owner DAVID DRCCKER Attorney fr Anne Hyer 701 Congress Building. Miami, Florida NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, d.-suing to engage In business under the fictitious name of MIAMI-FLORIDA F'ASHION COUN- CIL, at HI N.E 3rd Avenue. Miami, Fla Intends to register wild name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade Countv. Florida. Miami FASHION COUNCIL A Florida non-profit Corp. SHAPIRO & FRlBU Attorneys for Applicant 420 Lincoln Rd. 9/L'-!<-16-23 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HBREI1Y GIVEN thai the mid. i signed, desiring lo engage in business under the fictitious name of FILM ART. at 1126 N. Miami Avenue. Miami, Florida, Intends to register said name with the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of Dade Countv, Florida TELEVISION FILM-ART SERVICE. INC., a Florida corporation, Sole Owner I'AI.I.OT. SILVER \- MILLOV 101 Congress Bldg., Miami. Fla. Attorneys for Television Film-Art Bel vice. Inc. 9/16-23-30 10/7 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN thnt the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of STAR COATED FABRICS COM- PANY, at :' N.W. tth 8t, Intends to register said name with the clerk of the Circuit court of Dade County, Florida. WALTER SCHAFTER I 16-23-SO LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of CAPITOL DISTRIRFTORS. LTD.. at li.".7 N.W. Mnd Street, Miami, Florida, intends to register said name with the Clerfi of the circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. WINE CORP. OF* FLORIDA, a Florida corporation, sole owner ARONOVITS, ARONOV1TZ ; CAIDIN Attorneys for Wine Corp. of Florida 472--16-23 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of SAMS TEXACO SERVICE STA- TION, at ."'111 Alton Road. Miami Beach, Intends to register said name with the Clerk of the circuit Court of Dade Cofhty. Florida. sa.m LOOCNOW, Sob- Owner DAVID M GONSHAK Attorney for Applicant 7114 BTsca) ue lildg. 9,J-s-16-23 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the Fictitious natne ,,f .ART MAYER photo STUDIOS, al tit :fluh Sn.et. Miami Beach, in- tends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. ART NAVER, Sole Owner DAVID M. Ci INSHAE Attorney for Applicant 704 Bisvavne Bldg. 9/2-9-16-23_________________________________, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In, business under the flctitUs.name of IN'DFSTRIAL PHI Cllol/OGK AL SERVICES OF THE SOUTH, at 31S0 Coral Way, intend to rigisl,r said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County^FloHda. CHARLES STENGER WALTMAN & COHEN Attorneys for Applicants 1)02-04 Congress Bldg. 9/1-9-16-23 ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! +Jmist>narkUati solicits your legal noticss. W appreciate your patronage and guarantee accurate service at legal rates Phone 2 4366 for messenger service NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hst the undersigned, desiring lo rnc buslhesi i.nib i the fictitious name of LEW KAHHIONH o|- MIAMI BE .'"H and Mills RtTINHTEIN FI'RS, In tends to register said name wilhJB* Clerk of ihis- rtwwRr*oritt of Dad. Count y, F'loi Ida LOUIS REIN8TEIN GEORGE .1 IAI.IANOF-F Attorney for. Applicants , 16-23-3S 10/7 ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! CORPORATION OUTFITS Lowest Prices Quickest Delivery in South Florida Call the JEWISH FLORIDIAN at 2-43CC NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW notice is HEREBY GIVEN that business undei the fictitious na AUTOMATIC GAS CO., al I3S Tth Avenue. Miami 50, and IS60 N.E Ivea Dairy Road, Dade County, iu- lendi u> register said n.ife wll the clerk of the Circuit Ci.uii of Dade County. Florida. GAS SERVICE C< >RI'OR I A Florida Corp. MYERS. HEIMAN K KAPLAN Attorneys for Appllcanl 650 Seybold Bldg. 9/16-23-30 10/7 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN the undersigned, desiring to eng business under the fictitious name of DAISY'S ORIGINALS OF MIAMI and ORVIETO CREATIONS, si 11 N.W. 7th Street. Miami intends to re sai.i name w-iiii the Clerk of the Clr cult Court of Dade County, Floiiia DAISYS ORIGINALS, INC. A Fla Corp. MTER8, HEIMAN & KAPLAN HO Seybold lildg. Attorneys for Applicants 9/16-23-30 10/7 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREMY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious IUU SIMPSON'S AI'TO SALES, at *T. E. Okeeehol.ee Road. Hhtteah, inten reglmer Knld name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade Countv, Florida. ROI!F;itT. BIMPaON HENRY RILD IRVING Si'lin.M.w J Lincoln, Road Attorneys' for Applicants ' K-lfi-il-30 10/7 NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. "FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No. 182836. BERTHA WEISSMAN AND MAX WEISSMAN. Plalntlffe vs. AMELIA DODDRTDGE, RICIIARO HOU8EWORTH, BENJAMIN DoDD- RIDGE, MAXINK MOORE, THOMAS "ICTHRIE. KELSIE IU.MKY, THOMAS & ANNA LEM.MONS MRS. MAMIE SI'AHR. CARRIE MICHAEL. AGNES I a .DDIUDO.H THELMA MAYBERRY. MRS. L. L. BEELER, HAZEL WEEKS, ET AL. i lefendants To: Above defendants and their un- known hairs, devisee*, lagageej or grantees, and any and ail pe having any claim and all pe claiming any light, title or Interest in and io tbe lands herelnaftei scribed, situate in Dade Countv. Flor- ida, to wit: Lot IS, Block 1S1 of Htaleah 12th Addition, according to the Plat thereof, recorded in I'lat Rook N Page 107. of the Publli Recordi of Dade Countv. Florida. All of whose residences are known or unknown v.,u are notified that has I,,.. 11 i.roiigiit against you nj tba and Mas W.-i--.....11 to qulel title to the above described property. Vou are ordered lo serve s cop] or \ on the plaintiffs attorney, Howard Warren, lS4t Flaming.. Way. Hlateah. Florida, and Ylle the original ih. eof, in the offi.-e of the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of llorida, on or before the 10th day of o taken as confessed by v.,u Done and ordered .it Miami. DaJte County, Florida, this end day of Sept. If ,:, e. b. i.f:atherman clerk of the Circuit I' irt By W.M \V STOCK IN'-. (Circuit Court S.ali Deputy Clerk i/w*-x>-aa Your son drives a borrowed ear l hw covered by your automobiU liability inturanceT Arthur M. Kahn Richard L. Powell Daniel L. Harris PHONE *>-7555 KAHN & ALPERT Insurance Agency 998 S.W. Firs* Street IwrnxN Hit TtAVHBIS. Hortfofi PAGE 16 B ,ou i- Makes Debut; Dealers Place Maty Orders 1956 Lincoln wanes wewu., ^ fKwdcd th, nr^lyes(ablish Tin- 1956 Lincoln, after more cd |,mcoin Division'With orders f,,r than three jrtMJ ol intensive HyHtlM ncw cars. to,, signing .nd *****] 1)e8|Uf ft* much greater vclopmenl. made its debut in an* lhe 1966 Uncoln s(1 u drivers ers- showrooms across the nation'car with ftiglBtprque power and 01, s.pt 8 greaUv frerOsed uorformance. UncolnMercury dealers (romaU,veJ*W4 driving speeds." parts ol the country who previewed Ben IX Mills, vice president of the 1956 Lincoln ot a national meet] ForjNdM Coaipaity and general in Detroit last month have* manaer"oT thej-inooln Division. Glared. in*'. *v. yourT.?* M ''ctor^a Spiritual leader Rabbi Joseph Narot (left) and Cantor Jacob Born- stein Pick up tools to hurry the completion oi Temple Israel s new auditorium in time for High Holy Day services which began on Friday evening._____________________________________ Federation Leaders Urge CJA Support At New Year 5716 Aaron If. Kanner. a vice presi- dent of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, urged radio listeners last week to start the new year right not only bj atoning for had deeds, hut hy performing ones " Whether they will make it is up to [olka like you and me." he de dared Kanner addressed the local com- munity m place ol campaign chair- man Sam J. Hciman. who had flown to Atlanta, Ga to attend High Holiday services Federation president Stanley C Myers urged contributors to send i heir contribution! as soon as pos- sible to the Greater Miami Jewish Federation at 420 Lincoln rd. Seven local health, welfare and education institutions and more than 50 national and overseas ag- . encies are beneficiaries ot (he Com Appearing Sept. 15 on radio *- blned J(,w|sh , lion WQAM following the presen-j tation of the IJA dramatic story Thy Children. Thy Builders." Kan ' ner pointed out that the Jewish New Year" is a time of personal review, of looking inward, a kind oi survey of one's life during the 12 months that have passed According to this tradition, looking inward is not enough." Kanner stated. "One must also look outward and turn good intentions into actions." Urging Greater Miami Jewry to redeem their pledges to the Com- bined Jewish Appeal as soon as possible, he indicated that "the aged, the sick and the troubled family in our community depend upon agencies receiving their allo- cations from Federation and that these funds are sorely needed at this time. "This very moment, in the coun- try of Morocco, there are ten thou- sand people who feel tense and In- secure, They want to go to the dem- ocratic State of Israel where they can lift themselves out of poverty and illness and the fear of harm. Miamian is Elected Jack Mintzer, of Miami, irai elected assistant national secretary of Tau Epsilon Phi. international college fraternity, at the group's bi-annual convention in Washing- ton. DC, according to an an- nouncement this week. Holt's Pint Meeting North Dade Chapter of Wom- en's American ORT held its first semi-monthly luncheon meeting! Tuesday afternoon at Grandma's Kitchen restaurant. On the"go"round- the-clock ... R edd y Kilowatt's Sunshine Service Electricity helps you get chores done FASTER...BETTER ...CHEAPER! ,-C FLORIDA POWER & ^ LIGHT COMPANY ,V*1 AM y~n .f Uf. 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