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Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY klurne 36 Number 18 Miami, Florida, Friday, May 3, 1963 Two Sections Price 20<" \Gurion Outlines Views \TF*& \0n Peace With Arabs, liiyah from the West JKI-.ISALEM(JTA)Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion believes kt hi.-: country can achieve peace with its Arab neighbors if Israel is Ide strong, if there is a genuine relaxation of East-West tensions. B if tie Arab states install democratic regimes, in art exclusive interview with--------------------------------------------- Jewish Telegraphic Agency the e of Israel's 15th anni- fsary, the Prime Minister re- |wed -rael's hectic young life- le, ar praised its present and lire 'i.sks. and analyzed its ^sper*-; for peaceful co-existence it neighbors. He made it >r tl.' the primary factor in lei's security and hope for fu- prv.cc was a strong Isry.-l tiii he said, called for con- icd migration and land set- lent, economic development. Star prowess and prestige in- 1e essed that Israel would rt-it to participate in a sofu- f. the Arab refugee prob- t'/tn outside the framework I a he the "only practical |y -. hich meant settlement ftM sparsely populated Arab ntvtts having abundant land Wi.'tr." He added that the ugees. He recalled having person ally witnessed the successful ab- sorption in Finland of the half million refugees who left Karelia after that area was annexed by the Soviet Union. Mr. Ben-Gurion said peace could be achieved if, with the ten- Continued on Pag* 5 A Sen. Estes Kefauver, of Ten- nessee, will be featured guest speaker at the national din- ner of the Union of Orthodox I e w i s h Congregations o f America on Sunday evening at the Americana Hotel in New York City. Jordan Trouble Stirs Blackout On Israel Talks JERUSALEM (JTA) A com-1change in the status quo more plete blackout was maintained this complicated, week on the results of the deliber- World Statesmen Mourn Death of President Ben-Zvi ations of the Cabinet meeting dur- ing which a possible pro-Nasser revolution in Jordan affecting Is- rael's security "was discussed. The blackout was seen as prompted by the consideration not to disclose details of whatever de- cisions might have been reached both in the field of security pre- paredness and diplomatic action. It was noted here that while Pre- mier David Ben-Gurion's oft-re- The view seemed to be that although King Hussein of Jordan had managed to so far control the drive of Nasser elements against his throne and that this had brought some relaxation of tension, Cairo's stepped-up anti- Jordan radio campaign spread- ing false reports about demon- strations in Jordan and openly citirv) to revolt were considered a grave omen. The announcement by the Dutch JERUSALEM (JTA' Ex- deep regrets " pealed statement that Israel would not remain idle in the status quo Foreign Ministrv that" the Dutch in neighboring Jordan was radical- Government had "promised to sup- lly altered still held good, recent porl Israel in ,ne evcnt ()f an at. A message also developments had made the exact pressions of sympathy and sorrow from world leaders over the pass- was received from Belgium's For;definition of the meaning of a eign Minister Paul Henri-Spaak. Continued on Page 9-A ing of President Ben-Zvi poured | whose scheduled visit to Israel on into Israel this week. Apr 21 was canceled because of Messages were received from' Presient Ben-Zvi's illness. United Nations Secretary General I' Thant. the White House. French The Government of Argentine rs.r Arab rulers would not Pl.csident chaHes Direct Training of Her Armies ?pen.te.in such a solution as Gusfav of Swcden Qucon Juliana ol they were consp.nng to of fiolland Queen Elizabeth of I 'c"/ tsra'- Britain. Queen. Mother Elizabeth . <1 thai. H n were no! for "f Belgium, West German Presi- ir.icv. the refugee prob- dwt Heinrich Luebke and Chan- wou;d no longer exist, hist 'or Konrad Adenauer of West fit no longer existed in India Germany, president of many Afn Pasistan after the partition can states, and many others. 11 I countries, although each Italian Foreign Minister Attlil- ir eceived millions of ref- lio Piccioni cabled "profound and ing for Israel's President Ben Zvi, and the Argentine flag was lowered to half-mast on all pub- lic buildings and all military, naval and Air Force establish- ments. Dr. Joe Maria Guido, the President of Argentina, sent a message to Acting President Kaddash Lui, saying: "I ex- Continued on Page 10 A ipressive Military Parade Marks Israel's lebration of Fifteenth Independence Day laus and Jews Hash in LA. HAIFA (JTA) Nearly 400.- ance with the ruling by Army 000 Israelis crowded the slopes of | Chief Chaplain Schlom Goren. Ml. Carmel here Monday to watch i the impressive military parade narking Israel's 15th anniversary along a route decorated with mili- lary colors draped in black and vith flags flying at half mast in The parade started with a short memorial service to the late President while the flag was lowered to half mast to the sound of bugles. This was fol- mourning for the late President lowed by a display of military LOS 'T.El.ES -(JTA) Four i/hak Ben-Zvi. tint*-' of the American Nazi i in deference to the period of jrty wi v under arrest here after > mourning for President Ben-Zvi, |m i .,11 battle outside a meet- |i() military bands were included hen narking Israel's 15th an as the parade passed the review lersi Ten persona were in- ing stand, but they joined the red he fracas, which, police .,.archers a few hundred yards be- Marted when the Naiia, yond the saluting base, in accord- picketing the meeting, Jewish man. The in ded the lour Nazis, four and two Jews. aircraft which included 28 newly acquired Mirage-3 supersonic jet fighters, other aircraft forma- tions and Army helicopters. The threatening weather forced some limitation of the air display Continued on Page 8 A UNITED NATIONS (JTA) The Government of the Congo Re- public (Leopoldville) is standing b> its previous decision to include Israel among the six nations she bad asked to help retrain and re- organize the Congolese army and navy, it was learned here. The announcement that "we are standing pat" was made to the United Nations Advisory Commit tee on the Congo by Congolese Minister of Justice Justin Mom boko. Arab delegations have object- ed to the inclusion of Israel in the army retraining plan which called for Israel to train para- ! troopers for the Congo army,, i At the same time, the Soviet Union has objected to the fact that the other five countries in- volved in the planCanada, Nor- ' way, Italy, Belgum and the United States would provide only equipment and logistic for the retraining course. If the UN rules that it will not ihorization for New York City to permit the Congo plan to operate enact such a law between Septem- under a United Nations "umbrel-( ber l and December 31 ot this la." it was understood that the year Leopoldville Government will pro- Jesuit Mag Supports Fair Sabbath Law new YORK (JTA) Amer- ica, the national Roman Catholic weekly, came out strongly in its current issue this week in support ot a Pair Sabbath law for New York City. The stand was con sidered a major break in the pre viously unyielding Catholic opposi tion to any changes in Sunday laws. The editorial was apparently evoked by the action of the New York Legislature approving au- ceed with 'he project through bi lateral agreements with each oi the six countries concerned. G:-c inside the Shrine Audi- ere were unaware of the pftU rjtside between pickets, Jolice -id bystanders, which laste; -or 10 minutes. Among Ihe c ; jrities who were enter- Idimrr af the meeting were komec -, Jack Benny, Israeli film (- Ziva Rodann, and ac- ,e*> -hryn Grayson. be police officers. George ": "inued on Pa.ge 16-A Rajakovic Suspected of Red Spying ROMF (ITM Eric Rajak prove correct, authorities said, this his firm had many cummer- .,;. ss .m,r ,u.r :'*dsr,r.rr,,,ria,,ov'c's "ca"w, arrest and being investigated in Vienna on charges ol having been Rajakovic, a wartime aide to the the kev man in the wartime de- j late Adolf Eichmann. conducted a j fleas in this city. Venice and UOrtation of 110.000 Jews from Hoi- highly profitable import-export; Trieste. Italian security officers ;,,; to the Nazi gas chambers, la business with headquarters A search of his main office in Milan, police said, has led to fur ther scrutiny of his branch of "The people who stand to bene- fit most from the Sabbatarian exemptions are mostly Ortho- dox Jews who religiously ob- serve Saturday as their day of rest," the America editorial said. "To allow them to open shop on Sunday will not serious- ly impede the Sunday closing laws purpose of keeping one day a week free of business occupa- tions and will relieve conscien- tious Jews of what they regard as an inequality." The editorial also termed the in I have found in the Rajakovic files proposed Sunday law revision for now suspected oi espionage in Italy on behalf of some iron Cur- Milan. He fled Milan just before | some documents which seem to New York City "a pragmatic ad- < nc of the leading newspapers in be semi-secret communications hutment of the law to meet one 11 Milan exposed him as an Eich- between th.- ex-Nail and certain of the realities of a pluralistic pXe announced If the charges mann henchman, it was known Communist countries society." : > O-- -nn mmtr 2 iorm, M % ft* Ut. Ml *. ' COULJOM BROS -INS U R A N C E -. --- .. funeral "X^^rt*** #tO fafcM ""-,' f* v:*rt - . . . _ Friday. May 3, 1963 KknitJi ncridfcMi Page 3-A Kenneth Myers Named Special Att'y. To Dade County Legislative Delegation A 30-ycar-old Miamian, whose relative youth belies the broad ranee of bis civic activity, has been appointed one of the special attorneys to the Dade County Delegation of the Florida Legisla- ture now in session. He is Kenneth M. Myers. A na- tive of Miami, Myers attended Mi- ami Senior High School, where he was a member of the National Honor Society and Key dub. Upon graduation, Myers went to the University of North Carolina ai Chapel HiU, where he was pres- ident of the Debating Team, a member of the Track Team, and captain of the Fencing Team. In recognition of his scholas- tic achiovwnont, ho was lctd to Phi Bota Kappa, the nation's highest academic honorary, and to Hie Order of the Golden Fleece, highest honorary society t Chapel Hill. On campus, Myers was president of Hillel Foundation, a member oJ the Student Honor Court, and .1 member of Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity. He received a BA de- gree in 1954. and was named Dis- tinguished Military Graduate of re Air Force Reserve Officers [raining Corps. In 1954, Myers went to the Uni- versity of Florida Law School, where he became executive editor of the university's Law Review. He was president of Phi Alpha Delta, legal fraternity, and receiv- ed the LLB degree in 1957. Since then, he has been asso- ciated with the law firm in Miami of Myers, Heiman, Kaplan, and Catsman. Last Apr. 1. the Dade County legislative special attorney was admitted as a partner into the firm. He is the son of Mr. and Ms. Stanley C. Myers, oi Coral Gables, both nationally-known community leaders in their own right. Myers is member of the Dade County, Florida, and Amer- ican Bar Associations. His civic activities include past member- ship on the Board of Governors, Budget Committee and one of the founders of the Young Exec- utive Group of the Greater Mi- ami Jewish Federation. He is a past board member of Rood to Head Miami Delegation To AJCommittee Meet in New York BETH DIN OFFICE RABBI DR. TIBOR H. STERN 1061 Michigan Ave., Miami Beoch JE 1-1969 JE 1-6150 VOia CULTURE & MUSIC Correct and place your singing voices with famous specialists from Italian and National Yale Conservatories. Coaching rep- ertoire) in standard languages. Reasonable, scholarships, free auditions. MARCH BEIN-MARB IN Y Phone 538 5852 IfM TERMITES? ROACHES? ANTS? Safe. 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Among those accompanying him will be R. W. Apte, Mrs. Robert Berger, Mrs. Charles Finkelstein, Marshall Harris. Jay Janis, James R. Katzman, Sidney Meyer, Dr. Joseph Weidberg and Leonard Wien. In addition, the meeting will be attended by Mrs. Eleanor Lip- ton, chapter executive assistant, and Seymour Samet, Florida Re- gional director. Highlight of the meeting will be the presentation of the Amer- ican Jewish Committee's Amer- ican Liberties Medallion to Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, "for ex- ceptional advancement of the principles ef human liberty." Some 600 community leader- from throughout the country MM expected to attend the four-da* session. The meeting will feature first- hand reports on the human rights situation and status of Jews ir. Europe, North Africa and Latir. America. Zachariah Shuster, di- rector of the American Jewish Committee's European office; Max- imo Yagupsky, director of the Is- rael office; and Abraham Monk director of the Committee's Latin American officer, will come to the United States to address session- of the annual meeting. Guitarist fo be Heard Lewis Pomerantz, president, will conduct a short business meeting of the Israelite Center on Tues day evening in the social hall. En tertainment will be by Coun Sasha Leonoff Post-Confirmands Hosted at Dinner Mr. and .Mrs. Alex Reiken. 12940 bY/ 68th Ave., hosted a dinner meeting for the posi-confirmation ^roup of Temple Beth Am last Monday evening. Purpose of the meeting was consummation of plans for senior graduation exercises to be held during regular Friday evening services. May 17, conducted by Rabbi Herbert Baumgard. Twelfth grade students who will participate in the commencement ceremony are Dianne Selditch, Eunice Tall, Linda Green, Elaine Brenner, Mark Freeman, Linda Gross, Robert Prager, Roger Angel and Ira Green. Others attending the dinner were Susan Sarbey, Janice Feld, Diane Flashman, Penny RuasThof, Susan Bernstein, Judi Spiegel, Richard Roth, Philip Isis, Judy Clein and Leslie Reiken. Let us put the house in the picture for you. Making a home loan to meet your individual need is our specialty ... so owning a home is easier when it's financed through us. Come in and let us help make your dream house a reality. 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Vtarr new Out 0' Towr Upor Fteauea' The German Dilemma t MA/ -ERNER V oiurn* 3t Friday Men- 3 196C E ivtr 5^21 Numoe The Soviet-Israel Contest in Africa Tim jE>ovie Quiau i exceotioi tc tn* Congo: aecnuoi. tec h roe. wil nan. ner noons ii c: aiteresunr ont Tn- Conac r.a: announce; c tm Uaitac Naucuu tha snt israe. rr.llr.ar- experts tc se ne- serv orae- c -'.D C u Cj : sw. aes:ci:Cif: DCdi j' DDwei. wB aisc ix re- cuestt-: lacfanica u: 01 sterru -jnct ---- k ix Dernutte: ntr uewiv-emergmc Ailiuaj Bras lone eroeliec aurinc tne fatttM es day] c tin Lyngc-Laiangc Btruggk V.'nereve: in* Sovie "Jmoi. ra: sen; instructor?' one ah.- cia o: tecnnica. envov: o: ont torn o- anotne: inert tne cito ae. o: Commurusn. car. n,Kr rornen unres- leercknc tc striK Tat Conge oecuuoi. n more tnar c simple recogniUor o: tnn iac: 1: is tne lamout hoosevei' piaaue or notx. vour nouses' reacuor. tc the Eos- Wes cole wen i is tne recogniuor. n. israe tna israe. is iise nerseb c new natioL buj- wnnr al. tut prooiemf me searcninc rcr rr*- eion n. c ec o: ionQ-Btandinc ryrannief nnr premdrctji conunualit sufie: 1" n tnt unaexsteuiciinc tna israe. nai tnt mos tc afae: necauBt snt warm tnt teas n retur: ror ne: assistance menasnir ratne: tnar alliance. Sometime age n. tnese coiumni. we notec tna- tn Sovie' Uniot anc israe. are n. c very rea struggle to: recogniuor. amonc tne nev% Amcai. natiom. Seei or. iu tact tnn mat nave appearec strange fo- no car c iuc> aernau: anc c Ton. Tnumr oe pittec aacnns one anotner at comneUtori-' Tne Conge aecisioi weL illustrates our earner sudposiuol 6hT HD AZ~J~~~Z BAOj " nour JFCS-Beth Am Program Tne congregauor tc wnici. yov oeionc a many tnmgs. Tne raou. amonc otnen. n ire- cruentn c reposttort- o: aeei persona, coni.- aeucoL c lountainneac o: soirrtua. guiaance anc c source o: manta rmr mun- counselrnq ir. recogniuor. o: tnt comemporart- aeve. onmen' tna' rnan, o" tnewe laceu o: nii activity consbtate tue tota oroiessiona compemice of hie weL-trainec socia worsg: c unique- pro- gran u Beaioamiouncec nert c aemonstro Uot progran. XMiiwuei. iewist Family rmc CnL- arw. i Servioe anc Tempte Betr Ait tc provio* Kimi'ty counseknc services to 1emp*e congrt- AL recognize tne cioee alliance beiweei. tne aim? o' c House o~ Groc anc tne mainteii- anct or wnojesome lamin- reaDruonsnipe ir. tne Ttrrm^ q? emOtlOUallt' SOUUC 'TiriitriniTfTH: rm~ o aealtn-t community. bu" tne complexity oi toaay t woric suo- gesu equally compiej persona, anc ramiiy proDiemi tna- car. be ireguentrv near nandiec by tnose specrbcali^ trainee to do so. ieavnic tne congregatiar anc its spintua ieaae- tree to cope witi. tne manifoic sprntuai-reiigioui meai tor wnicr. me:, are always seemnr ru> ulbxaen*. JFCS aeservei praise to: tne initiative r bo* taker, n. inn regard Temple beti Art iu otticen spirrtua. leaae: cue memnersrnr aeeervc nnitfTT praise The Equal Footing Fallacy Tne cicmr betweei. jewf one Nazu- ir Los Angeiei i cenamry ont o: tne mos- Ditter re- coraec tc aate Tnt sac tbinc anou'. i: nice aL tne conrrontationi netweei. tberr. reponec tout rar is tiur tney are viewec. s\- tne Dresi or. ox egual loounc Tne Nazu are no' srmpit- ideoiogica qb> ponenu o: tewisr. nentaae nistor-> pniiosopr- rradiuor. o: custom Neitne: are tnet- mere pouuea. aaversarie* tc ne lsoiatec rron tne mennsrrean. o: Arnencc lite anc rename c oj c curiosity. bu- tnn b novr tne press report* h one aimos- aiwavE witi. tne met*i:anje nnpbcauor. "I: wiL ne mteresunc tc see wbc v.-im.' Time was wner. tne creates- oenatf ;r Amencar. roreigi. poiirt- reva.'vec tttoaaA :.*ie issue o: lsoianoaisrr oollaettvv aaaiXiM Tna- was netore Wane 1 ar Q P mh s:.; noi tc nave iearnec tne lessar. a: time Wm seen. stiL no: tc hcrve iearnec tna- a kftM agains: the neeaorr. a: one o: us c nlc aacnns: aL. Law Day, ILSX Got Bryan- hat proclaimed Mcy '. as Law Day TJ.SA. m Fianaa and Grwate: Mi- am. this weel nnec tne natior. m aaMnonstra unc to tne wane ttt iaitt it. the supremoc-r at the law at cantrastec witr. the oppresssor. at tne indrvidnal in land? where mer. have M tc tastt the sweat imfc a: treedarr. Law Day TJ.SA., has been .->rt*ert-ec an- nuaby or. May | since 1956 anc thr Conor*** twe yoars ago dssionatec the ceiehrntior. a* c specia. occasior. or. which the Amn.\ir. ;w- pie n. appreciatiac o: then hentaoe rededi.Mtr themselves to the ideals o: equality an.-. ksjKjM Le- us or. Law Day seek | deeoe; un.i^r strmrimc anc appreciauor. o: the Ubuft* rr cnerisi. anc our nadiuor. o; mdividun] rreed-m unae: law Le* us show oui aratitn.-ir *.-. mc ii- c natior. wnere mer. mm pursue theii aesunv witnn c rrameworfc n- wnici. recognize every persor. s noh; sj oi Uk Eir-ofM-at. eeonamis * Tll, ro,,. iBrtini ii boi pMfeHI ut replace nin n dii> Bn a, psl Uuru I iel a . v I retwrie- wim n*v compiam etacei ossMUt......... mt ka tto^ I mur .-..... 1- nius- tiav ueer i bnusii. ftoenauf tiK nisi *-hi out- ...... i en v itiwu: me" U discin part' i. nun* vuniwr U ut w unoir mn. aw M-snt) a ses( parr LaataWeJ Lnrf "THm yehttif \V-;;r BSsa BMH PaWsl iw J"n h th- tlM-r. -act tlH frriid aBSal .. ,. .: ti- oeign o j- GaMatal BBBBBBaaBBBl niml; : Hktt 4fe Oauin na; pa ^ liafll sue rtoenaue: u^. 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MBM>r ,, vv' xK ir Hsint rth"" Friday. May 3, 1963 * Jew 1st Fhx-idlian Page 5-A , B- G Views on Peace With Arabs Continued from Page 1A sion between East and West re ldxed, the United States and the Soviet Union demanded of the Arab rulers that they sign a peace treaty with Israel as required un- der the United Nations Charter. The Hovernments of the Arab states, he said, would have to be concerned with the needs of their peopleeconomic, educational anc! h.allhinstead of with dictatorial rule requiring military demon- Mi.it ions and the stockpiling of arms. Israel's principal tasks, de- clared Mr. Ben-Gurion, are: 'i. Strengthening of security through tleterrent military force and en- hancement of her international position on all continents. 2. Closing the educational gap be- tween the children of the needy, mostly in the Oriental communi- ties, and those more fortunate, im- parting" scientific achievements and spiritual values to the young- er generation as far as possible on an equal level. 3. Revival of the wilderness, its settlement in Zionists Offer Tour to Israel Gil Rappaport. director of the Southeast Region of the Zionist Organisation of America, has an- nounced that in conjunction with the national convention of the or- ganization, to be held >n Israel on July 11 to 17. several low-priced tours to Israel are being planned. A complete tour via El Al jet, h avinji on July 8. and returning witrLn'a six-week period, is be- ing alfered. Those joining the grvHp may stay from two to six weeks in Israel, and have an op- tion of visiting Europe on the re- turn trip. In addition to convention acti- vities, and trip- to Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, the Galil and Beershe- ba, members ol the tour will be feted at special government re- ceptions and affairs. Also avail- able are a limited number of "fare only" trips on El Al jet planes at ; special rate. ... iU------------------------------------------------------------ SHEAFFER5 new $195 BALLPOINT plus free 79tj refill Famous Staffer quality, plus frM entry in No Loser Sweep- stakes. Yiui fabulous priies. BARNETTS b OFFICE SUPPLIES & & EQUIPMENT r~* 134 N.E. 1st St. !9. Miami P* 328 N.E. 59th St. M'.ami 1608 Washington Ave. Miami Beach 272 Valencia Coral Gables We Give Merchants Green Stamps PL 4-3457 'the north and in the south of the i country, particularly in the ex- I panse of the Negev. 4. Absorp- tion of the growing immigration in the economic, as well as the cul- tural sense. 5. Attainment of economic independence through increased labor production, man- agement proficiency and expansion oi production and exports." "Every veteran Israeli," add- ed Mr. Bcn-Gurion, "is called upon to adopt at least one immi- grant family, inviting the new- comers to their home and visit- ing them, taking an interest in their welfare, rendering assist- ance." As for the Jews abroad, he said, j he would ask "immigration into ! Israel of pioneering youth and young technicians and scientists; deepening of the personal bond of every Jew with Israel, including nonimmigrants, through visits to Israel; the sending of children to study in Israel's secondary and higher institutions of learning; capital investments in Israel de- velopment projects; and above all, provisions of Hebrew educa- tion to the children, deepening their Jewish awareness and na- tional heritage through the study of the Hebrew language, as well as the study of ancient and mod- ern Hebrew literature." Discussing the question of reli- gion in Israel." he said: "I be- lieve that we must be faithful to our Proclamation of Independ- encesigned by all political par- ties, from the Communists to the Agudat Israelwhich stipulates that the State of Israel will guar- antee freedom of religion, con- science, language, education and culture. This policy should be the guidepost for both religious and secular elements.*' Touching on Zionism and immi- -i.ition, he told the JTA that 'my greatest disappointment, after the e tablishment of the State, was that Zionist leaders throughout the diaspora di.l not come here to set- tle and did not serve as an ex- ample to the people.'' He added "It has always been my convic- tion as I understood the Zionist ideal, that the ideal meant a de- sire to return to Zion and per- sonally to participate in the up building of the homeland and the resurgent nation. Naturally, everybody has the right to define Zionism as he wishes. My view is thai the Zionist movement, which undoubtedly has great historic mer- its, should turn into an all-Jewish organisation that would strength- < ii within the Jewish people con- sciousness and unity, and would help toward strengthening Israel WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY LADY. LIVE IN SALARY. UN 6-0472 economically, culturally and poli- tically." "As chairman of the World Zionist Executive," he contin- ued, "I saw it as my duty to tend to the equipment of a Jew- ish Army which did not yet exist. I accomplished that task in two ways: through acquisition of modern machinery and tools for the establishment of our own arms industry; and through ac- quisition of military equipment light and heavy arms, sub- machine guns, tanks and fighter planes which the underground Haganah could not possess." The Premier recalled the day of March 28, 1948, when radio broad- casts reported that Warren R. Austin, head of the United States delegation to the United Nations, had told the United Nations Secur- ity Council that the United States deemed it necessary to withdraw its support of the Palestine parti- tion plan which had been voted the previous November. Instead, Sen. Austin proposed that a UN trusteeship regime be instituted for the whole of Palestine. "I was then at Haganah Head- quarters at Tel Aviv," Mr. Ben- Gurion recalled, "and could not consult my colleagues on the Zion- ist Executive, who were in Jeru- salem. I saw it my duty imme- diately to state: This stand of the United States in no way alters fundamentally the situation in the country, nor does it undermine the establishment of the Jewish State. "Establishment of the State was not, in erfect, given in the United Nations resolution (on vember siovnisie 780 Palestine Partition) of last Nov. 29 although the resolution was of great moral and political valuebut by our ability to bring about a decision in the cocntry by force. Through our own strengthif we will it and succeed in mobilizing it fully the State will be established i even now." "And the State came into being and we were forced to fight for its existence. We won, and I have no doubt that this was one of the greatest achievements in our his- tory as a nation." he said YlGRAN Being congratulated by Rabbi Eugene Labovitz (left), spiritual leader of Temple Ner Tamid, are Mrs. Fannie Sklar, "Woman of the Year" at Ner Tamid, and Louis Cohen, "Man of the Year," who will be honored at services Friday night. Also congratulating the Ner Tamid leaders are Murray A. Shaw (right), congregation president. Gordon to Head Federation Unit Jack D. Gordon, president of Washington Federal Savings and Loan Assn., has been appointed chairman of the Budget Commit- tee of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation for 1863-64, it was an- nounced by Sidney Lefcourt, pres- ident of Federation. In this capacity, Gordon willl work closely with 31 leaders of: the community, who will hold the final responsibility for budgeting of Federation's ten local agencies in Greater Miami, plus 47 other agencies nationally and overseas, which receive funds from Federa- tion and Combined Jewish Appeal drive in Greater Miami. Assisting Gordon are Dr. George Graham, chairman of overseas budget study; Leo Eisenstein, chairman of national agencies budget study: and Sam J. Heiman, chairman of the local agencies. Mrs. Dorothy Krieger Fink is vice chairman of local agencies. KERHONKSON LODGE Kerhonkton 3, New York. Northern Hotel for People Who Enjoy Dietary Cuisine. Broadway Shows, Swimming, Etc. Accommodates ISO. Write for Brochure or Cell JE 1-5403. 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May 3, 1963 *JewistiTfcrMian Page 7-A Temple Youth Set Installation National Federation of Temple Youth Groups of Temple Beth Am ill have an installation dinner on Saturday, May 18, in the new You** LwmgCT Sylvan* Holtzman is advisor lo the group. Incoming officers are Mnrcia Orovitz, president; Judy Erstling, \ice president in charge of inter- group relations; Leslie Reiken, vice president, intra-group rela- tions; Cathy Joseplison, corres ponding secretary; Leslie Joseph- ion, recording secretary; and Ted Silver, treasurer. Advisory board: Richard Abel, president of the Florida Groups; Larry Glickman, Sharon Bloc -, Lois Lippman and Judy Clein. Executive board: Merrie Bloek- (r. Greg Levine. David LeopoK, and Pamela Grossman. Applications are now being ac- cepted for members to attend the Southeastern Federation of Tern- l>lc Youth summer camp in CTcv;- ; land, Ga. At the 320-acre camp, opened by tiie Union of American Hebrew Congregations, summer sessions ' ?re held for members from all (over the United States, for trail- ing in leadership and program- ming. I. At the election meeting of Mt. Sinai Hospital's ing (left to right) are Joseph M. Lipton, treas- Board of Trustees last week are (seated) S. C. urer; David Phillips, assistant secretary; S. J. Levenson, assistant treasurer; Max Orovitz. Heiman, secretary; Leonard Abess and Leon- and J. Gerald Lewis, reelected respectively for ard A. Wien, vice presidents- Other vice a third term as chairman of the board and presidents (not shown) are A. I. Harris and president; Dan Ruskin, vice president. Stand- Carl Weinkle. Orovitz in Third Term on Sinai Board; i Lewis Takes President's Gavel Again Max Orovitz will serve a third dinsecutivc term as chairman of ihe board of Mt. Sinai Hospital, ..nd J. Gerald Lewis has accepted . third year as president. Their election by the ncwly-in- lalled board of trustcss and mem- bers of the board was held fol- .i wing the 14th annual membcr- -lip meeting last Thursday even- Slat* was presented by David Catsman, chairman of the nom- inating committee, and install- ing officer was Dr. Irving Lehr- man, who also gave the benedic- tion. Other officers on the slate are Leonard Abess, A. J. Harris, Dan _ R. Ruskin, Carl Weinkle and 9 Leonard A. Wien, vice presidents; secretary and assistant secretary. S. J. Heiman and David Phillips; Treasurer, Joseph M. Lipton; and S. C. Levenson, assistant treasur- er. Elected as life trustees were | Samuel Friedland and Colonel Jacob M. Arvey; board of trustees.: le-elected, Leonard L. Abess, Isa- dore Hecht. S. J. Heiman, Howard! Kane. Joseph M. Lipton, Baron del Hirsch Meyer, Hank Meyer, Dav-j id Phillips, Joseph M. Rose, Jacob j Sher. William D. Singer and Carl, Susskind. Meeting was conducted by Lewi is, who gave his annual report, and presented Max Orovitz, chair- man of the board; Joseph Lipton, for a secretary's report; and Leon- ard Abess, for a treasurer's re-> l>ort. Greetings were extended on be- half of the medical staff by Dr. Jesse Halpern. and the executive director's report, in Samuel Gert-j ner's absence, was given by Mar j vin Bostin, associate director. Choral group of the hospital's School of Practical Nursing offer- ed, several selections. Highlight of the meeting was a talk by Dr. Louis Block, hos- pital consultant, who spoke on "New Concepts in Hospital Plan- ning." Dr. Block, nationally- recognized hospital consultant on long-range planning, is cur- rently performing a study for Mt. Sinai Hospital. A past president of the Acad- emy of Hospital Consultants, he is program, involving Federal assist- ance to hospitals in new expan- sion. Dr. Block has had three Looks published, and is president of Louis Block and Associates, Hospital Consultants. TREASURtD Goodman Chief Stars on TV In a discussion of the meaning :.nd symbols of the Passover sea- son, its significance, and the cvo- 'ution of matzos in their varied forms, shapes and methods of pro- uction during the past few hun- dred years, Erich Cohen and Joe rmklin held forth on a recent 'ranklin "Memory Lane" telc- ision program in New York. Tied in with the discussion was u' showing of a number of famous enioom Haggadahs. Cohn, who is a collector of such editions, ex- Attend i services tEis wee atwurown J>(aceof worsliib i WELCOME WAGON HI 8-4994 hibited both a morc-than-a century ok) edition and the modern art! Arthur Szyk Haggadah. The original shape of matzos i was round, and called "Ugos Mat-1 zos." Mechanical and machine age production changed them to a square shape. Colin said that the Goodman company still makes round mat- zos throughout the year, known as Tea Matzos. Among other shapes and styles, Cohn exhibited a matzo1 he had obtained in Salonika. Greece, on one of his many journ eys to and from Israel A. Goodman & Sons, Inc., of| which Cohn is president, has been baking matzos for over 187 years. S.T. U 1 Miller Electric Co. of Miami, Inc. QUAINT CONTRACTING I SERVICE 3905 N.W. 37th Cf. Ph. NE 3-2686 TO SERVE YOU IS OUR PLEASURE Ed. J. Vischi Real Estate in Alt its Uranehen 12486 N.E. 7th AVENUE Phone PL 4-4661 for every occasion better ELECTRICALLY yisit your favorite store M&Ldfit /tameless FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. Htiplng Build Florida FOSTER ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC flecfrico/ Contractors RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ALTERATIONS MAINTENANCE PAUL FOSTER, president AIR CONDITIONING and ADEQUATE WIRING 2264 W. FUGLES ST. 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I" x i :-i .____. : I-*' : :;~ Rabbi Schrff Specks Here ::' '_rt can fUMj pain r. banker paare. aatb hattabaas aac lite nJ_r-arv- al aj ebaii :--:.: ":-* > jitf. ae hope cravat abta k parade eaied w ^e terse raapa aakbai aaimlj a* ay m- lead af a bt safcbc baaaowf l*at * pHI -' 31 > . rr r-^ *" I- . u it 1 ~ "- ' >-: ; * ~ *-" : .. -. f Jeaub * ~%* raflai aa Hn -_x r h ; '::;-: ?.::- Greater Kit, ierci. Fee "'- :: - i -t ^- . >: "_rr - :." : ;. i ; - * ;- -iC I'' ~-~l- _I --- :: S. *-t ; r ; . k "lie MfaaH :: i i ~i~ ' Z ''.:. -*:i : : "- ^i: -- i . i i -* ::-:_- r-; ir. l -. ": i r_> i-T r. -;; t ' t .-_* : : --. ;.,- I y eoacataaaal caaaauncs af all Jew- Haj JasFpb Cobea, Boreas president .-i?--.f-- i: :^i r~:j! Pcpick, Revitz To be Honored .'i:i S F:;.ci Kentx tbe Urael Investors Carp, oo Sat- day. May n. at tbe DeauviUe . tbe Israel Bvraa] Carp. viB be Samuel Rothberg. Laau H. Borar. chair aua af tbe board; and Julian B Veaeafcy. secretary treasurer. Keprueauag the State of Is rael aJl be tbe Ambassador to Yacov Herzog. At th# ^cle t\ i ; S^ job oar c* zm be r*ae a>aue> fsr - .- ?-:* ji vai OOUM3H- Vi < *-? to. .. superb ser*Ke . incomparable facilhies for PSIVATI FORTIES B\VOH~T^ WEDDINGS LINCHIOVS MIXT1NCS COC1TTUL PaBTTLS r^i r*sr' Ki Z be aaanac :>-cs r- -c iir- .- .. y^t EvertfiAe-T>'^J~T ,doda fr part.a Y.-ur -wan **, la aadrboe, to their work for Is rael IgTcatars Corp.. Popick and Kerrtz are being baaared for their. aark oc behalf of Jewry, both kteafly aad aa tbe national scene. Jacob Rifkn. dinner chairman. aad Larted Slates Con. Claude Pepper, baaorary chairman, head a bat af dbtaagvatbed local citizens H * *Jeisfi fkrHfon Page 9-A Israel Blackout on Jordan Crisis Talks Lewis Sternshein, president of Congregation Beth David, con- gratulates Miami City Commissioner Sidney M. Aronovitz, who has been named to receive a special award in recog- nition of "his exemplary service to Beth David, to Israel and the community." Aronovitz will be presented with the citation at a diner of tribute on behalf of State of Israel Bonds in Spec- tor Hall of Beth David on Saturday evening, May 18. Beth David to Honor Sidney Aronovitz At Israel Bond Dinner of Tribute Miami City Commissioner Sid- lej M Aronovitz. noted Dade civic eader, will be guest of honor at a (Inner ol tribute to be held under auspices of Congregation Beth David on Saturday. May 18. it was announced by Lewis Sternshein congregation president, who will serve as dinner chairman. Aronovitz. who has achieved prominence in many civic endeav- ors, congregation activities and in leadership on behalf of State of Israel Bonds, will be cited at the dinner for "his exemplary services io Beth David, to Israel and the -ommunity." Senior Citizens Plan Conference The Florida State Council of Senior Citizens will celebrate President Kennedy's proclamation retting May as 'Senior Citizen Month" with its first annual state- wide convention at Miami Beach en May 11 and 12. The Florida Council is headed by Peter Austin, of Bradenton. .:id affiliated with the National Council of Senior Citizens. Mich el Sos throughout the state will attend he inaugural conclave. Highlights of the two-day gath- ering wiM be a giant rally in the -uditorium in support of the President's Medicare program, .'nd a touch off dinner at the Shel- \>orne Hotel. Principal speaker for the Sun- dajr night rally will be Richard Boiling '(Dem.-Mo.). The May 11 ('.inner will feature an address by Claude Pepper, Florida Congress- man. Heading the committee for the dinner with Sternshein art Max Silver who will serve as vice chairman, and /V..s. Louis Seit- lin, who will serve as chairman of the committee of hosts. A native of Key West. Aronovitz received his education at the Uni- versity of Florida. Prior to taking up the practice of law in Miami. ; Aronovitz served as a captain in the U.S. Army, receiving two Bat- [ tie Stars and the Bronze Star. Fol- lowing the war. he was acting chief ' of the Military Government-Intel- l ligence Service of the American Sector of Berlin. As a prominent Dade resident. 'Aronovitz has been active in many civic 'efforts, as well as in Congre- gation Beth David, which he ser- ved as president. He is a past president of the I Florida Federation of B'nai B'rith Lodges and a former president of iSholom Lodge, B'nai B'rith. He is a member of the Florida Regional Board and Executive Committee of the Anti-Defama- tion League and a member of the Beard of Governors of the Greater Miami Jewish Feder- ation. Prominent in local affairs in the community. Aronovitz has served as a Commissioner of the City of ; Miami since October. 1962. Continued from Page 1-A tack by the Arab nations" was viewed as the first of that kind which might be expected from a number of European countries. However, the key to the danger was viewed as being in Washing- ton. It is understood that Washington stressed in talks with Israel, Jor- dan and Egypt that the United States remains firmly in support of King Hussein. However, Israel would like to tec the United si it, - come out with a more firm and public statement aimed at making as clear as possible the Inited States attuude and its support of Hussein, accompanied by a stern warning to President Nasser of Egypt to leave no room for any "miscalculation" on his part. Acting Secretary of State George W. Ball in Washington last week end called in Israel Ambassador Avraham Harman for what was described as an opportunity to ex- press condolences on the death of President Ben-Zvi, but which actu- ally involved a discussion of re- gional developments including events in Jordan. The Wathir-jton Post reported that the question of how Israel would react if King Hussein's Government in Jordan is seri- ously endangered is a matter of prime interest to the United States. The newspaper said "the uncertain situation in Jordan was being watched with special attention by the White House and the State Department" last week- end. Speicalists on the area en- gaged in a series of conferences. The United States Government is Hi < ply concerned" over missile development in the Middle Fast tin' State Department said. ad'fJhV thai the Department was "watch ing the situation" and diSCUSSint the problem "with the parties con- cerned. The statement was made by Frederick G. Dutton, Assistant Secretary of state, in a letter to Rep. Samuel 8 St rat ton, New Veti Democrat, ^_^ 'otv tai^e1 Leau t i Gordon Named To Hios Board Jack D. Gordon, of Miami Beach, is among the 13 new mem- bers electe.l to the national Board ' ol Directors of the United Hias j of New York City. Gordon is a member of the Executive Committee and chair- man of the Budget Committee of| the Greater Miami Jewish Fed-1 eration. He is president of Wash-! n.gton Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Locally. United Hias and Nation-' al Council of Jewish Women, in; cooperation with Federation, par- ticipate in a program in behalf cf Jewish refuge families from Cuba seeking resettlement in the Greater Miami area. The ultimate compliment to your guestsan invitation to have your func- tion catered hy Fontainebleau experts... uith the finest cuisine, beverages ami service worthy of the world's most beautiful hotel. BANQUETS WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS Also available Kosher catering and personalized fontainebleau catering at your horn* Call Lawrence Manning. Executive Banquet Director Harold Heck Hanauel Manager JEffenon 8-8811 OM THS OCIAN AT *th TRaSTT MIAAO KACH South Dade Bazaar South Dade and Flamingo Chap- ters of National Children's Cardiac Hospital w'll hold an all-day fund- rai-ing auction and bazaar at Pythian Hall, 1601 W. Flagler St. The Sunday event is chaired by Mrs Herman Marks and Mrs. Ben Cowen. Acad. Students Present Play Fourth jrade students at the Hebrew Academy presented a play in the school auditorium Monday in recognition of Israel Irdependence Day. The play, "A Wandering Nation Returns Home." was written and directed by Rabbi Shimon Azulay. a fourth srade instructor at the Academy. Students who participated were; David Abramowitz, David Berger, Shraga Gross, Tova Horovitz, Ger-j trude Weiss, Ellen Zisquit, Judd! Zisquit, Marc Rosenblum, Rochelie Spitzer, Robin Berkowitz, Steven Jacobs, NeaJ Wittels, Arlene Ed-' lin, Paul Askerman and Sylvia Fruchter. 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May 3. 1963 a Leaders Mourn Ben-Zvi's Passing Continued from Para 1-A - press to Your Excellency the deep condolences of the Argen- tine Government and people over the death of President Ben- Zvi whose passing marks a se- vere loss for a friendly country." Austrian President Adolf Schaerf and Chancellor Alfons Gorbach sent to Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion messages of condolence over the death of Pres- ident Izhak Ben-Zvi. Both Aus- trian leaders expressed their deep est sympathy. Both chambers of the Dutch Parliament adopted solemn resolutions of condolence over the death of Israel's Presi- dent Izhak Ben-Zvi. sending cables expressing their sentiments to the Knesset. Israels Parliament. Dr. | Joseph Luns. the Foreign Minis- ter, issued i statement saying "the government of the Netherlands mourns with Israel." All Belgian office buildings and the building housing the Commiss-1 ion of the European Economic i Community flew their flags at I half-mast. Expressions of con- dolences continued to be brought to the Israel Embassy by many- Belgian and Jewish personalities. The French press paid warm tribute to President Ben-Zvi, laud- ing him as the good Samaritan whose home was always open to all. as humble_as they may have been," and as a great and courag- :... ' US Eulogy WASHINGTON' < JTA t The White House issued a special statement mourning the death of Israeli Presi- dent Izhak Ben-Zvi. stating that Americans "share the sorrow of the people of Is- rael" at his death. The statement said: Thi1 United States mourns the death of Israel's eminent statesman, scholar, and sec- ond President, Izhak Ben- Zvi, with whom we have en-1 joyed long and cordial rela- tions. His distinguished con- tributions to his country and:; his people ensure his lasting I place in their memory, and i his passing will be noted q with sorrow by peoples - I around the world who have I kown and respected him for h his gentleness and wisdom. ~\ I We share the sorrow of the | people of Israel in their -J great loss." eous statesman and scholar. Some 30 of the leading personalities of the country went to the Israel Embassy here to inscribe their names in a "book of condolence." Jewish communities throughout the country telegraphed and tele [ phoned their condolences to the Emba>>> Dr. Eugen Gersteinmaier, president of the lower house of the West German Parliament, sent a message to the Israel Gov- ment, and the official Govern- ment Gazette in Bonn carried a long obituary recalling Mr. Ben- Zvi's background and achieve- ments. State President C. R. Swart, of the South African Republic, sabled :he official condolences of the Gov- ernment, and Johannesburg May- or J. F. Oherholzer. City Council members and members of the for- eign consular corps attended a memorial service at the Great Synagogue in Johannesburg. Greetings to the STATE Of ISRAEL on its 15th ANNIVERSARY BELLE'S BEAUTY SALON "Look Best at Belle's" 4087 E. 8th AVENUE HIALEAH OX 1-8746 Air Conditioned I I ? ? * 6IKTINGS to ISKAil M its 15#fc ANNIVtRSARY CEUMATIO* CUI l-EON RKSTAI RANT AUTHENTIC FRENCH CUISINE Best Aperitif in Town Good Selection Imported Wine OPEN 530 to 10 P.M. Closed fridoy (Ample Parking in Reo, 128 N.E. 17th STREET Tel.. FR 4-88J5 Best Wishes to the State of Israel on its 15th Anniversary Stanley H. Wasser, President Wasser Insurance Agency, Inc. 255 University Drive Coral Gables, Ha. Phone Highland 3-5255 Best Wishes to the State of Israel on its 15th Anniversary UOWtRS BEflJ THE MICH REGINA FLORISTS FLOWIK CREATIONS fOK EVERT OCCASION 1669 Coral Way Don Mir$h'n Miami 45, Ha. Phone 444-7617 tor rour Si'mcho, Wedding, Bar Mifzvah or Any Othtr Occasion B'nai B'rith Plans 'Dialathon' Judge Milton A. Friedman, chair- man of Genera! Solicitation of the Combined Jewish Appeal, and past District 5 president of B'nai B'rith. announced that B'nai B'rith lodges of Greater Miami will hold a one- day "Dialathon" for CJA on Wed- nesday at the Federation office Board Room. During tne evening. B'nai B'rith members will make an all-out ef- fort to call in outstanding pledges from B'nai B'rith membership and the community, as well as seek : new pledgges on behalf of the CJA. EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS to the STATE OF ISRAEL on its Fifteen Successful Years of Carving a Democracy out of the Desert ... a Proud Syrnbol of what can be done when Oppor- tunity and Inspiration meet in Dedicated Cooperation. Best Wishes to the State of Israel on its 15th Anniversary "Louie" Aguirre Paint & Body Shop, Inc. 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WE SALUTE the STATE el ISRAU on its I5fh ANNIVIKSA*' VILLAGE CUSTOM BODY & PAINT GARAGE Corvette RepairsAmerican Custom RestylingSport Can 766 E. 10th STREET, HIALEAH Ph. TU 7-2933 WE SAll/TE the STATE of ISRAU on its J5fh ANNIVERSARY FLORIDA SAFE SERVICE CO. * BANK FIXTURES * Florida Manuafaeturers of Drive & Walk-Up Windows Night & Envelope Depositories TELLERS LOCKS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES "Specialists in Bank Equipment" 511 N.W. 72nd STREET PL 7-0982 GREETINGS lo ISRAEL on it. 15lh ANNIVERSARY itOMADAY BIAKERY SHOP "A FULL LINE OF DIETETIC BAKED GOODS'' Cakes Pies Cookies of all Kinds 1040 ALTON ROAD, Miami Beach Ph. 532-2112 CAPE CANAVERAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION ^ P.O. Box 3585, Cocoa, Florida fW PER ANNUM 4 MARSHALL GIUER PRESIDENT CURRENT DIVIDEND. COMPOUNDED SEMI ANNUALLY" Accounts Insured by federal Savings and Loom Insurance Corporation dfciv.J ridcry. May 3, 1963 +J&*tof> ffa/rHinin Page 11-A BB Council Installs Feingold Maurice J. Finegold, 475 NE 50th Tit., was recently installed ill Morton lowers as president of I lie Sou'.h Florida Council of B'nai li'rith Lodges lor the ensuing year. Othor officers installed were Eli |]lurwU., president-elect; Walter \pfclbaum, treasurer; Edward A. stern, executive secretary; Mur- ray Skup, Jack Wilson, Joseph Jorinstein and Ansel Wittenstein, jice presidents. Herbert S. Levy, national pro- Lam director, and Mrs. Alfred ?ich, president of District 5, fnai B'ritn Women, were among pests at the function. Also at- nding was Samuel Nieberg 'aul Seiderman acted as in- piling officer, and Jack Click Is master of ceremonies. will enjoy the real / rr new and enotmg Shelton 7 owe eit r-st Side location mid- r between United Nation* Rockefeller Center; clcse to I"- ( citation or.u tc,...inali. utiful air-conditioned rooms | suites with television at moderate rates! ROOF GARDEN SUN Of CK Zionists to Honor Judge Liebman HYMAN GAIBUT *nep Restaurant Supper Club fe* ? ROOM Hotel Itvenue, 4trh to 49th Street ' \ 17, N. Y.-ni. *Use 5-4000 9kH -. mSHELTON TOWERS I Cwi Mliti."| It iMum ritti .less___St*i__ I Galbut Enters Council Race Hyman Galbut, longtime busi- ness man and attorney on Miami Beach, qualified this week for the June 4 Miami Beach Council elec- tion. Galbut. who is seeking a coun- cil seat for the first time, grew up here, graduating from Miami Beach High School, and the Uni- versity of Miami. He is the son of the late Al Galbut, who was veil-known as "Honorary Mayor of South Beach." A senior partner in the law firm of Galbut and Goshgarian, he it a member of the Florida Bar, Dade County Bar, Ameri- can Bar, Federal Bar, and has been admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. A veteran of World War H, he is presently a lieutenant command- er in the United States Naval Re- serve. Recently, he was appointed by Gov. Bryant to serve on the Dade County Children's Committee. He I is presently serving as secretary to the Hebrew Academy, and is a member of the Miami Beach High School Booster Club. Galbut is a charter president of the South Shore Optimist Club, which he founded in 1958. He is, ;. director of Beth Israel Syna-, gogue, and for ten years served as Secretary of Beth Jacob Cengre-i gation. He is past commander of! his American Legion Post, a mem- ber of the Greater Miami Free Loan Association, a member of the Humane Society here, and is currently vice president of the Miami-Gables District, Zionist Organization of America, will hon- or a recently-appointed judge at the group's annual dinner to be held Sunday evening, May 5, at Hillel Foundation, 1100 Miller Dr., Coral Gables. Judge J. Uavid Liebman. imme- diate past president of the district, will be honored with a scholar- ship in his name at Kfar Silver Agricultural Training School, Ash- kelon, Israel, supported by ZOA. Judge Liebman, son-in-law of the noted ZOA leader. Dr. Mor- ris Goodman, Miami Beech, and nephew of Abe Goodman, nation- al chairman of the Kfar Silver Special Gifts Committee of the ZOA, served for two terms as president of the Miami-Gables District, as a member of the Southeast Region board of gov- ernors, and as an officer of Masada, the young adult Zionist group. Chairman is Mrs. Cynthia Col- lins, with Meyer Fine in charge of reservations. Scheduled for 6 p.m., the full course kosher din- ner will be followed by entertain- ment and an auction. Committee members .are Mrs. Pauline Levick, Morris and Rose Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Rud- nick, Ephraim Collins, Max Par- ness, Jacob Schiff. Mr. and Mrs. I B. Sacks, Mrs. David Nerow, Mrs. Lucy Orlick. Mr. and Mrs. Kappaport, Mrs. Dorothy Silver. Sam Levin''. Abe Kasow. and Gil Max Fierman. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rappaport GREETINGS to ISRAEL on its 15th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AII Ml QL BAKERY G. ABRAHAM RETAIL JE 8-7592 847 Washington Ave., M.B. Closed Saturdays & Holidays HAPPY 15th ANNIVERSARY STATE OF ISRAEL FINLAY'S GARAGE CUSTOM AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED 5839 Commerce Lane South Miami Ph. 661-7235 Greater Miami Jewish Cemetery Association. Other organizations include membership in the Shriners Hi- biscus Lodge, South Shore Demo- cratic Club, Miami Beach Tax- payers Association, and the South Florida Planning Council. He is secretary of the Washington Avenue Association. Hyman Galbut is 43. and lives with his wife, Bessie, and four sons at 4630 Royal Palm Ave. Best Wishes to the State of Israel on its 15th Anniversary GILMAN'S Wholesale Broker GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1536 N.W. 24th Street NE 5-7766 HAPPY 15th ANNIVERSARY STATE OF ISRAEL ENYTASK EMPOYMENT SERVICE Nobody But Nobody "Will Give Better Service" 902 Congress Building Ph. 373-9869 4 SALUTE TO ISRAEL'S 15th ANNIVERSARY SAVOY IIO I II. "Open Year Around" ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS DOWNTOWN HOMELIKE 252 NW 2nd Street Ph. 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In con- > Rabbi Shapiro pointed out: "Many people question the applicability of religion to their present-day life In magaxine and newspaper arti- cles, religion is coming under in- creasing attack for failing to meet the challenges of our complex so- J ciety "Now, close to 800 rabbis, rep- resenting a cross-section of the Conservative movement through- out the world, will have an op- portunity to speak out and to analyze the charges of obsoles- cence in religion." Specific contemporary issues which will be discussed at the con- vention include the conflict be- tween church and state, with par- ticular reference to Federal aid to private schools and prayer and Bible-reading in the schools. One complete session will be devoted to the problems of world peace and the threat of nuclear warfare. Authorities. Jewish and non-Jew- ish. Mill be invited to discuss vari- ous aspects of the issues with mem- ber> of the Rabbinical Assembly. Pallot Takes Part in Confab Rabbi Solomon Schiff (right), spiritual leader of Beth O Con- gregation, admires Israel-made timepiece presented to him by Hyman Chabner, president of Beth El Congregation. Beth El Honors Rabbi Schiff Albert Pallot, a national gov- ernor of the B'nai Birth Supreme Lodge, participated in a three- day State Convention of the frat- ernal order last weekend in Day-i tona Beach. Theme of the convention was "Building B'nai B'rith Through Community Service.'* The meet ir.g of men's lodges and women's chapters marked the 27th year of statewide civic, educational, cul- tural and interfaith activity by the international service organization, according to Charles Seiavitch, of Miami, president of the State Fed- eration of Lodges. Pallot is a past president of Miami's Sholom Lodge, and Dis- trict Lodge 5, which embraces seven southeastern states. He is also a past master of Hibiscus and Coconut Grove Masonic Lodges, a past exalted ruler of the Miami Elks, former chairman of Miami's Beautification Committee, and an honorary life member of the Mi- ami Junior Chamber of Com- merce. He is president of Biscayne Federal Savings and Loan Assn. y Israel Program On Television A panoramic dramatization of Israel's 15 year? of statehood was nted on the "Still Small Voiie". program last Sunday morning, from 10 to 10:30 over Ch. 7. Host and moderator of the program was Rabbi May er Abramowitz. spiritual leader of Temple Menorah. and chairman of the Greater Miami Rabbinical As- .ition Israel's Independence Celebration Committee. Climaxinc the program was a brief round-table discussion fea- turing Leonard Rosen, incoming chairman of the Greater Miami Is r^el Bond Organization, and Mrs Anna Brenner Meyers, incoming men's Division chairman, both >hom were inaugurated Sun- .'it at the Israel Independ- ence Day Dinner here. Congregation and Sisterhood of j Beth El recently held a testimon-1 ial dinner in honor of its spiritual leader. Rabbi Solomon Schiff. I The dinner was given "in appre- ciation of Rabbi Schiff s devotion .-nd service during the five years he has been with Congregation Beth El." President of the congregation, Hyman Chabner. presented Rabbi Schiff, on behalf of the congrega- tion, with s wall timepiece, fash- ioned and designed by leading Is- raeli artists, featuring the in- signias of the 12 tribes, as hour markers. He also presented Mrs. Schiff with a corsage. As highlight of the occasion, Rabbi Schiff received a renew- ed contract for the coming five years. Greetings were offered Emanu-EI Men Slate Election Temple Emanu-EI Brotherhood will hold its annual election meet- ; -. on Sunday morning at a 10 a.m. brunch in the North Branch Bldg.. 77th St. and Dickens Ave. In addition to election of of- ficers and directors for 1963-64 term. Michael Sossin. president. will give a report on the National Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs ention. Slides and tapes on Lincoln Rockwell and his neo-Nazi activi- ties in America will be shown by Rabbi David Shapiro, of Hol- lywood, outgoing president, to Rabbi Schiff, new president of the Rabbinical Association of Greater Miami. Dinner committtee consisted of Hyman Kam. chairman and first v.ce president: Hyman Chabner. president; Phihlip Berkowitz, hon- orary life president: Ben Boskin. second vice president; Abe Chief, former president: Mrs. Jack Sha- piro. Sisterhood president; Mrs. Max Rappaport. first vice presi- dent: Mrs. Rose Seigal. second vice president; and Mrs. Joseph Rotenberg. executive secretary' of the congregation. Rev George Goldberg served as toastmaster. "^ REGULAR MEETING OF THE Israelite Center The Traditionally Conservative Synagogue in South West (3198 S.W. 24th Terrace) TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 at 8 P.M. 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A leader uho guides Israel with r humility shall lead them also in the ' \\'orld-to-Come. Abot, 4:20. The Rabbis hare said. "Be rather .. tail to a lion than htad of a fox." e Hagigah. 5. Over three does God weep daily: I ii ei him who it able to study the I Torah and does not: over him who I . unable to devote his time to I Ti'rah and studies it. and OVCT the public leader who is arrogant in I . leadership. * * Teacb mnemonics by symbolic and explain bv the method arallelt (or analogies), A child in hi.i own mind is in- I to eAUAjierate his own im- ^ Sn r^cllglous ^Lm^ife kJlllOW Lfc eur onarttiationt) tgrcg United Synagogue of America I'nited Synagogue of America, toon to observe the 50th anmver- ;tv of its founding by Solomon Schcchter, is the organization of Conservative Synagogues in the I nited States and Canada. Its affiliates number 740 congrega- tions representing one million Jewitb men, women and children. .National headquarters are located in the building of the Jewish Theo- geical Seminary of America in New York City. The Southeast Region of the I'nited Synagogue of America, vnth Jerry Sussman, of Temple Menorah, as its president, com- prises the states of Florida, Ala bama, Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina, with 45 affiliated congregations, representing 10,090 families. through its program of adult Jewish education, youth activities with the United Synagogue Youth, elementary education, synagogue management, rabbinic placement, conferences and cavalcades, the United Synagogue of America pro- vides assistance to each of its af- Qliated synagogues so that Jew- i-l) life, as a whole, may be fur- thered. During the past year, seven youth conferences were called, reaching well over 1,000 young people, while adults participated ir nine conferences, which reach- ed 1,600 participants. Thej National Jubilee Conven- tion will be held in November, )%3, at the Concord Hotel, N.Y. We Need Men of Vision Who Look to the Future By RABBI ALLEN RUTCHIK Director Southeast Region " United Synagogue of America The technician and the states- man represent two distinct levels of power and leadership in all areas of national and internation- al affairs. The latter projects goals and charts directions, while the former consolidates the gains made and organizes the body poli- tic to make future advances poss- ible. Ahad Haam, the great Jew- ish philosopher a'nd essayist, de- scribes an analogous situation in the life of the Jewish people in a brilliant essay entitled "Priest and Prophet." The prophet was Hie uncom- prising seeker of absolute jus- tice. No half-measures would do; practical considerations were of . no consequence, only the final goal mattered. The priest, who handled the daily religious affairs I of the people, was interested in maintaining and strengthening the status quo. The two complemented I one another; the prophet drove the people forward to higher levels of morality, while the'priest consolidated the gain and helped the people to make the new way of life a part of their very being. We need now to- look beyond the myriad of details that make up much of our synagogue work so that new avenues may be opened and properly explored. We need to clarify our objectives in terms of the total Jewish community and to establish a set of priorities so that we may know what is most important, and what is less so. We need men with vision who will look to the future from a frame- work of Jewish knowledge and from a deep devotion to our people's I needsmen who will be our prophets, able and ready to urge the com- munity to higher levels of activity. In this task, the synagogue must take a leading role, for it is here that prophets can be taught and nurtured. *^ c r v i c e 3 must be in the News Room of The Jewish Floridian not later than Friday, a.m., preceding the week of publication. All re- leases received after that time will be returned as prooT of their lateness. - RABBI AUtN RUTCHIK . nurturing prophets JKftT SUSSMAN Southeast Region president By RABBI SAMUEL J. FOX What is the derivation of the word "Palm?" Psalms is the name given to the Hebrew Book of "Tehelim" or "Tehiloth" (praise) which tradi- tion ascribes to the authorship of King David. The title "Psalms" is derived from the Greek version of the Book which bore the head] ing "Psalmoi" or "Psalterion." In \ classical Greek "Psalmos" is the expression used to signify the twanging of strings, or the musi- cal sound produced by plucking the strings of a stringed instru- ment such as a harp. etc. It thus came to represent the poems of David indicating that they were chanted or sung to the music of stringed instruments. * What is the derivation of the title "Rebbir" This title, given to those who are designated as spiritual lead- ers of the Jewish Communities, is derived from a Hebrew noun "Rab." In Biblical Hebrew the noun meant "great or distinguish- ed"Thus "Rabbi" might be trans- lated as "my great one" or "my distinguished one." It might also be associated with the meaning of "much" or "more" indicating that the individual so designated had "much" or "more" learning. In post-Bibhcal Hebrew the term "Rab" came to mean "mas- ter" (in contradistinction to "slave") Thus the expression "Rabbi" has often been translat- ed literally as "my master." This title was not known before the 1st century of the Common Era. The first to have been given this title s claimed to be Rabbi Gamliel the elder. This form of the title, "Rab- ban," was given only to the head it the Sanhedrin (i.e. "Our mas ter.") The title "Rabbi" (my master) is said to have been first used by the disciples of Rabbi Johanan ben Zakkai. In general the title was indicative of ordination enabling its bearer to pass judgment, either i,: mm. "i-,:.;.::- ,wn : 'Ml Thw page is prepared in I cooperation with the Spiritual I Leaders of the Greater Miami I Rabbinical Assn. 8.ABBI MAX A. LIPSCHITZ Coordinator Contributor: RABBI SOLOMON SCHirP Gems of Wisdom n "...'.-iru.l ran m;i. GEMS OF WISDOM Clocl^u'ise moves the revolution ; of the Du'iiir flan which the .; meases call Fortune. In its constant 1 flow among cities, nations and ; countries, it overturn* existing ar- rangentents, so that the w h o I e r u'orld may become, as it teere, one s city, and enjoy democracy. PHILO. Music evokes the spirit of proph- j J ecy. NAHAM BRATZLAV. f * Who sings in this world u'lll ? sing also in the next. SANHEDRIN. I ^uniiiijiaMiiiiiiww.'iwniiiixtfMiiiumLiiiuuiawiaiiaaw originally as a member of the San- hedrin, or later as a member of an academy of learning or as a spiritual leader of a community. What is the origin of the term "KehilUh?" The expression comes from a Biblical root meaning "to assem- ble." It is the popular name giv- en to the Jewish communities of Lithuania, Poland and Russia which enjoyed some form of au- tonomous local government. Some form of this type of community was also known in Western Europe in Medieval times. With autonomy practically disappearing in modern times, the term "Kehil- I lah" remained as a general term for the Jewish communityno matter what form this social struc- ture would take. AGUDATH ISRAEL. 7801 Carlyle ave. Orthodox. Rabbi Isaac Ever. Friday G:4." p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. Sermon: "The Policy of Mere Ven- geance." Yiddish It-etiire r,:80 p.m. 'The Ethics of the Futliera." BETH DAVID. 262T, SW 3rd ave. Con- servative. Rabbi Norman N. Shapiro. Cantor William W. Lipson. Friday 8:15 p.m. Uucst speaker, i'Milip Scii.er, attorney, of Jackson - vllli (Saturday !> a.m. Manuel Lul.i I. chairman of adult education, will .speak on "The Weekly 1'ortion of the Torah." BETH EL. 500 SW 17th ave. Orthodox. Rabbi Solomon Schiff. Friday ::!0 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. Sermon: "Patha Of Holiness." Har Mitzvah: Fred, son of .Mr. and tin, Marcos Cohen. BETH EMETH. 12250 NW 2nd ave. Conservative. Rabbi Simon April. Cantor Hyman Fine. Friday 8:U p.m. Quoat speaker, Bar- rett M. Rothenberjl", attorney. Topic: i "The Lawn against Anti-Semitism." Saturda) vl.". a.m. Bar Mltsvah: Warren, ran of Mi and Mri Bernard 9 Bernard. BETH ISRAEL. 400 Prairie ave. Or- thodox. Rabby H. Louie Rottman. BETH JACOB. 301-311 Washimjton ave. Orthodox. Rabbi ibor Stern. Cantor Maurice Matuchee. Friday 8:SO p.m. Saturday fi 30 a.m. I Sei.....n "The Brave Look Forward." BETH KODESH 1101 SW 12th ave. Modern Traditional. Rabbi Max Shapiro. Cantor Fred Bernstein. Friday 6:13 p.m. Saturday 8:43 a.m. Sermon: "ivuth Create* Hollm 1:10 p.m. Discussion on "Ethics of our ["lathers." Shaloa Seudoa 3:80 p.m. "Are you with Us?" BETH RAPHAEL. 139 NW 3rd ave. Orthodox. Julius Sapero. president. Friday 6:60 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. ----- e ----- BETH TFILAH, 935 Euclid ave. Or- thodox. Rabbi Joseph E. Rackoveky. ------ e ------- BETH TORAH. 164th st. and NE 11th ave. Conservative. Rabbi Max Lip- chitz. Cantor Ben-Zion Kirschen- baum. Friday fi and R:M p.m. S.rnion: "Are Teachers and Parent! Always Right?" Baa MNrvali: Klaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Itinta. Sat- urday 8:45 a.m. Itar Mitzvah: Harry. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mos.s Braun; Ki. hard, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Mil- ton J'atch. ------ e ------- CORAL WAV JEWISH CENTER. Conservative. 8755 SW 16th st., Mi- ami. Rabbi Samuel ApHI. Cantor Qershon Levin. - e ------- DADE HEIGHTS JEWISH CONGRE- GATION. 1401 NW 183rd st. Con- servative. Rabbi Harold Richter Cantor Emanuel Mandel. Friday 8:13 p.m. Sermon: The Edu- cation of the Jewish Girl." Baa Mltsvah: Deborah, duushier of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simon. FLAOLER QRANADA. 50 NW 51s't pi. Conservative. Rabbi David Ros- enfeld. Cantor George Goldberg.. I rlday 1:41 p.m. Saturday I m. Sermon: "Portion of the Week." Bar Mitzvah: Morris Saul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kessler. Mincha 6:45 p.m. FT. LAUDERDALE EMANU-EL. 1801 E. Andrews ave. Reform. Rabbi Richard M. Leviton. Friday >:!" p.m. Sermon: "Some Why'a and why Not'a." One* Shab- bat hosts: Mr. and Mrs. Morrla Klein, In honor of their anniversary. ISRAELITE CENTER. 3175 SW 25th St. Conservative. Rabbi Morton Malavsky. Cantor Louis Cohen. KYIday S:1S p.m. Saturday 8:10 a.m. Har Mitzvah: Sheldon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Suskauer. ----- e ------ HEBREW ACADEMY. 2400 Pinetree dr. Orthodox. Rabbi Alexander S. Gross. KNESETH ISRAEL. 1415 Euclid av*. Orthodox. Rabbi David Lehrfield. Cantor Abraham Beif. Friday :3."i p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. Sermon: "Are we Holy or Holey?" - - minyonaireS. 3737 Bird rd. Mod- ern Traditional. OHEV SHALOM. 911 Normandy dr. Orthodox. Rabbi Phineas Weber- man. SOUTHWEST CENTER. (438 SW 8th at. Conservative. Rabbi Maurice Klein. FYlday 8:15 p.m. Sermon: 'The Voice of Sisterhood." Mrs. Nathan I.urle, outgoing- president of Sister- hood, will host the. Oneg Shabbut. TEMPLE ADATH YESHURUN 1025 NE 183rd St.. Miami Gardens rd. Rabbi Jonah E. Caplan. Cantor Morris Berger. FYlday 8:13 p.m. Sermon: "The Body and the Mind, Their Interdepend- ence." Saturday S a.m. Itar Mitz- vah: Min si.n of Mr and Mia. Ray- mond -Naill. r. Mincha :3t) p.m. TEMPLE BETH AM. 5950 N. Kendall dr.. So. Miami. Reform. Rabbi Herbert Baumgard. Cantor Charles Kodner. Friday 7:30 p.m. Bermon: "The l>if- flciiltles of helm.' a Mother." Hpec- lal tribute to mothers In the Congre- gation. Saturday 11:11 a.m. Bar Mltsvah: Steven, son ,,r Mr. and Mrs Louis l'iilk; Alan. BOD of Mr. and M M.iin !.-. 11|..\ Hz. TEMPLE BETH EL OF HOLLY. WOOD. 135t S. 14 ave. Reform. Rabbi Samuel Jaffa. I rlday S:13 a.m. Sermon: "Prof. Hannah Arendt and IStchmann." Sat- urday 11 a.m. Har Mitzvah: Mich- ael Gary, '>n of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zall. TEMPLE BETH SHIRAH. Suniland Hall. 11539 So. Dixie hwy. Recon- structionist. Rabbi Morris Skop. Cantor Herman Gottlieb. TEMPLE BETH SHOLEM of Holly- wood. 1725 Monroe st. Conservative Rabbi Samuel Mendelowitz. Can- tor Ernest Steiner. FYlday 8:30 p.m. Sermon: "Warsaw QhettO, 10 Years After." Saturday 9 a.m. Mincha Bar Mitzvah 3:30 p.m. ll.u ry Rubin. TEMPLE.BETH SHOLOM. 4144 Chase ave. Liberal. Rabbi Leon Kronish. Cantor David Conviaer. Friday si", p.m. Sermon: "No Par- allel for the Pope's Paper on Peace, Saturday 10:45 a.m. Has Mitzvah: Rochelle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs tbram Baker: Vivian, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. David bhellst. ------ e ------- TEMPLE BNAI SHOLOM. 16800 NW 22 ave. Conservative. Rabbi S. M. Machtei. Friday 8 30 p m Sermon: "Pri Vttlre." Oneg Shabbat hoot: Bleter- i>.....i. served bj Maj Circle. TEMPLE EM'NU-EL. 1701 Washing- ton ave. Conservative. Rabbi Irving Lehrmae Cantor Hirsh Adler. FYlday 1:30 pin Saturday (' am. rial Mltsvah: Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Gopman; Ted, son of Mi -. Bernard W< Inatock. -----' e ------ TEMPLE ISRAEL. 137 NS 19th St. Reform. Rabbi Joseph R. Narot. Cantor Jacob Bornstein. Friday 5:i" p.m. Bermon: "Who. in Judaism, Decides what is Right and what is Wrung?" TEMPLE JUDEA. 320 Palermo ave. Liberal Reform. Rabbi Mordecal Podet. Cantor H. Richard Brown. Friday 1:15 p.m. Sermon: "Is the Law a Light?" Saturday 10:30 a.m. Baa Mitzvah: Karen l.ynn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I "man Zinner. ------- e ------ TEMPLE MENORAH. 620 75th St. Conservative. Rabbi Mayer Abram- owltz. Cantor Edward Klein. FYlday 8:1". p.m. sermon: "Learn to Count." lias Mitzvah: Joy. daugfc- tei of Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Ireen- lierg- Saturday !' a.m. Sermon: "Portion of the Law." liar Mlts- vah: Steven, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jack Cantor. TEMPLE NER TAMID. 80th St. and Tatum Waterway. Modern Tradi- tional. Rabbi Eugene Labovitz. Cantor Saul H. Breeh. Friday 1:10 p.m. 1-ouis Cohen will be presented with the "Man of the Year" award: Mrs. Fannie Sklar will receive the "Woman of the Year" award. Saturday vt."> a.m. Har Mitz- vah Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. I'.enrube. TEMPLE SINAI OF NORTH MIAMI. 12100 NE 15th ave. Reform. Rab- bi Daniel M. Lowy FYlday 1:18 p.m. Rnhhl Ixiwy will review "The Slave" by liathshevla Sinew. TEMPLE TIFERETH JACOB. 951 Flamingo Way. Conservative. Rabbi Hyman Gross. Cantor Jack Lerner. Klein. FYlda) 1:15 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. TEMPLE ZAMORA. 44 Zamora sve. Rabbi Herschel Brooks. Cantor Ben Dickson. Friday 1:15 p.m. Sermon: "Ben-Zvi - The I..iss of a Oreat Leader of a CJreat People." Saturday 1:45 a.m. Sermon: "What Can be Holy?" TEMPLE ZION. 5720 SW 17th St. Conservative. Rabbi Alfred Wax- man. Cantor Seymour Hinkes. lYiday 1:10 p.m. Sermon: "The Meaning of Holiness." -------------- < TIFERETH ISRAEL. 6500 N. Miami ave. Conservative. Rabbi Henry , Wernick. Cantor Albert Glantz. Friday 8:30 p.m. Sermon: "Whisp- ers." (Inez Shabbat host: Sister- hood. Saturday 9 a.m. Sermon: "The Portion of the Week." VCHUOAH MOSHE. 13630 W. Dixie hwy. Conservative. Rabbi Morton Shalowitz. Cantor Maurice Nsu. Frldav 8:13 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. Har Mitzvah: Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lies. YOUNG ISRAEL. 990 NE 171 st. Orthodox. Rabbi Sherwin Stauber. i FYlday 6:30 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. , Sermon: "A Holy Nation." Mincha I 6:30 p.m. ----- ----- 'TEMPLE B-NAI ABRAHAM. 387 NE 167th St. Rabbi Nathan H. Zwitman. FYlday 8:30 p.m. Sermon: "The Moslac Law of JusticeNot. Ven- geance." Oneg Shabbat hosted by Sisterhood. Saturday 9 a.m. C U.NDIELIGHTING TIME 9 Ivor 6:35 p.m. Pag* 14-A Fridcy May 1 1363 fM Iffa: ty HUABY MIHPUN Hebrew Textbook Offers Structural Understanding A TEXTBOOK OF ISKAELJ HftftftEW of An. SlftJft 1 R 575ft H L'BIICLUtT of Allfc* ft. frOSCN is leetarer is Bgumtses at the and ai of Heart* nngaratics ffis new. rather it designed to do what no other textbook of that k*od has vet dene: to enable the student to read, write i apeak moderately dxfficwh aacaefc Baftrew^and also grammars of Classical Hebrew atma*y iftuore modesa grammar, whale Conversational Hebrew grammar; do aot poet oat the 4if" m the usage of Bibhra: Irnbraw. Mr. Roacai ilhaat proiaan a htftonral perspec- tive through aaazpsas of tat eaisaaoal hagungr wnuesj-s do tats, the author has It DAW SCMWAtTZ 6reat Adventure of Learning, to Speak Hebrew JOHM ft. Watson, otf * fame, mam-' care far neurosis wasf1 another language III a mental rut. and a PPtOFESSOK behavionst ta-aed that a coat ! learaang of lakes too oat of neurosis is a kmd of rat. ruare is a new person The need to speak Hebrew adds s* the spice of the great adventure of go inf. to Israel Just to sit in an Israel aad order breakfast in Hebrew Dec foreign News Letler By JOSHUA JUST MAX Fete for Israel Press ISRAELS PRESS '.:- anniversary. an aaaiier- sary which quite obvious- ly goes beyong marking the day when the first Hebrew newspaper was aahfasbed in the Holy Lane It also marks the dsy whea the revival of the Hebrew language be- gan taking root alongside the revival of Jewish life in the ancient homeland. Both were headed for a long, hat/1 and successful struggle. It was one morning in 1K3 that placards ap- peared on the waBs of Jerusalem heralding the pub- lication of Palestine's first Hebrew newspaper The Lebanon. The masthead of the new paper was carried in three languagesHebrew. Arabic and Latin. Below it ran a legend in arresting black type which rivaled the scope if not the terseness of Ereseni-day journalistic slogans. It read: "Herald- ing the peace of Jerusalem, giving the news of the Holy Land in general, reporting the unknown from the lands of Syria. Yemen and India and the teach- ings of those sitting before Cod in the Holy Land everything that a man of Israel is desirous of knowing. " Evidently, the Turkish authorities had differ- ent ideas on a bat a man of Israel should know for. after only 12 issues, they forced The Lebanon to close. Undeterred, one of its editorsRabbi Yechiel Brulmoved to Pans where he continued to bring out the paper for 14 years. Simultaneously, the fight for a Hebrew press in Jerusalem went on. One year after The closed. Yoel Moshe Salomon, another of the group of editors, brought out a magazine. Judea and Jerusalem, and a: the same time a second newspaper. Havatzelet, was published by L F. FruaakuL Obstacles from the Turkish administration con- stantly had to he overcome But many other prob- lems arose, not the least of which was the opposi- tion of the old Jewish community in J< to whom Hebrew was a sacred trmanr which be used only far studying the Hohj Senptares. The opposition and obstacles that came from these Quarters acre at times mor- tiffi<^a. to than those emanating from outside the The problems were mintaid. among them the problem of creating a language m which the sews of the times could be reported. There was the need to coin new words, new phrases, in a cf bringing the Hebrew language to life. An outstanding pioneer in this em Sbezer Ben Yehuda, who for over 33 years ed a variety of newspapers and magazines. As the Turks shot down his papers, he would change their names and reappear. Once he was wnirn were "excommunicated" by extreme reLgious ele- ments. It m Ben Yehuda who first' brought out a dairy Hebrew newspaper in PalestineHarvi. He was also the first to pabash a technical journal. "The Jewish Farmer." and he was the first to in- troduce cable service to the Hebrew press in 14M. Sometimes, publication was impeded by diffi- culties of another sort. thmg of an adventure. The earn Oakes taste a little deferent then. II has its ""g side. too. A door becomes a post office. The Hebrew word "donr means post; a shave ooesnt mean to remove your beard, but to sit dowr ft team isal aarTtiifir. to eat. bat a dictionary It"s spell- c: a liule differently. "Milon." The iMfi* of acquiring the language afford one the perennial sources of amusement. I asked, in Hebrew. a man in Tel Aviv for direeooc? to an address. He looked puzzled, turned to his companion and said in per- Jack, do you know what this jay wants?" I tried mv Hebrew on one shop lady, an impatient Yiddish mama, and she blurted *-*" The German Jews were coming in considerable numbers at the time, "and they were gomz about the acquisition of the new tongue with their typical thoroughness. V the beaefc. a German Jew with his so* *aid*tbe bov -Don't an Vater Say Abba said we fa:!* e. said the boy. Dont sa;. Bevaka.-aa". said the father. A man nearby listened in and remarked to the father in Hebrew that be was gomg about the right way -n teaching Ins son Hebrew. -Excuse me said the German Jew, "but I don't understand Hebrew.*" A German Jewish dentist said be had no trouble with his patients for. afur alL "we Germans speak a kind of spoiled Yiddish ." Jews come from Poland and Iraq, from Germany and Hindustan, hat somehow they comaautacate with one an- other. I was sitting in a persion. wailing for the Near by sat an Oriental Jew. Soon a man who had the deiimle Teutonic look came in aad took his neat next to the Oriental Jew. What could the Oriental Jew say to the German Jew. or rather how coi^d he say ::* He found a way He suddenly exclaimed turning to the Ger- man Jew. "Hitler Yimacfa Shmo!" iMay bis name be erased.) The German Jew smiled He understood. Host Jews know what the Hebrew- crse Y:mach Shmo" means. In our curses, our agonies, our joys, our ecstacsos. all Jews for the most part have always spoken Hebrew Consider such words as tsens." meaning troubles: -Simeha." meaning joy: -brogar" meaning anger; "ill ilaai meaning peace: "maze! lev." mean- ing food hack. In all the things that touch us deeply. Ae have through the aes spoken Hebrew. A great number of professional men. especially doc- tors, were coming at the time of The great German uave. It is said a telegram was sent: "Don't send any mare ooctors. Send patients." Hitler bad just come to power. World War H was s-.nl a good way off. hut H. G. Wells foresaw war com- ing about in aa odd way. He saad the war would be caused by a aeati*i outfitting a Jew with some bad den- tures which would cause htm to grmaace A Nazi, seeing this, would think the Jew was making faces at him and wean shoot. Thas would start a local altercation, and Lnafty a world war. War came of coarse for a daffaront reasonHitler tr-ed to chew up the rest of the world. fooftvWMt: of modern methodology. The student is. first of sj, trail ed from the beginning to read unvocahzed. or unp:.-.t.4. script by being provided with -reading clues" wch as word and phrase patterns, and spelling and sound n.i The book, divided into sections which can be v*^rkcd in aa naihiair rear, is organized with precision. 3y the ajaafc for instance, the student's vocabulary should in- cjade about half of the 1.000 most fundamental earnests of the Hefcrcw language, and all of the 300 moat fun-In irrrirl parts of a Hebrew vocabulary. Even in lb? aarli- eat lessons, the material is not the usual "prame de ma ante" kmd of phraseology; both Hebrew narrate and translation exercises are natural and unstitted. Th-re are iaamftnil lesson glossaries, and for each word in the I imlwnsnf word-index in the back, a reference to the section and paragraph where it appeared is given. Ths textbook offers to the teacher or s*rf-t=iching student at high school level or beyond far mer than simpje facility in Hebrew^ It presents a structural under- standing of the language and the kind of scholarship which years of study might not otherwise give. Our Film folk: By HERBERT G. IUFT Herschel Bernard. H BqO ERSCHEL BERNARDI, theatrical c 6 year-old infant on the Y.! .e cf Philadelphia to to promi- Lt Jacoby r television series of Peter talked with us on the lus*. La ix>uce set at Samuel Goldwyn Studios, where he Pleteed the assignment as slightly larcenou- In- spector LeFevre in Billy Wilder s movie varaiai of the French musical farce which, according to the director, shows we shouldn't outlaw love but rather war. Recipient of the State of Israel Bond Award in 1*C as Distinguished Artist of the Year.' Her- schel tells me that he had a most gratifying e*per- ;e appearing last month before 00 inmates of the California Men's Correctional Institute, i: the title role of a local stage production of "Death of a Salesman. a performance which was madly ap- plauded by the men who didn"t buy their evening -eater with a ticket but their overflowing heart The Freeway Circuit beaded by actors Corey Allen (Alan Conn' and John Shaner also presented two pant* ago the West Coast F"*mre of "Only in America." in which Herschel Bernardi portrayed Harry Golden, a personality be resembles f cally. though he is much younger. Mr. Bernardi. who appears for many Jnauh causes and is a staunch supporter of both the American Jewish Congress and the ADL. deplores lew comedy and night club jokes depicting Yiddish characters as cheap and thrifty. His dignified portray el of Lt. Jacoby established an acting m'xle for detective roles that has remained the tele- vision standard to date. His characterization won him the co-eied Emmy Award in 1960 as "Best Supporting Actor. Prior to this role, he had ap- peared as parole officer in the TV series "VaHtf Wincheli File."' Herschel s Bernardi's professional success L- the result of many years of hard work Born in New- York the son of Bernard and Helen Bernardi. he made his debut being carried on the stage in his mother s arms. His first actual recollection of the theatre was a walk-on at the npe old age of three. One of Hollywood's most sought-after "special guest stars. Herschel Bernardi has appeared m Mrtually every dramatic TV show, including 'Dr. Kildare." "Sam Benedict," "Tae Untouchable--." Naked City." -Bonanza," "Eleventh Hour" and "Ben Casey." By BOWS SMOUK Viewpoint of Protestant Textbooks Changes JUHAT DO SUMOAY School lesson* inl ^ American Protestant schools aetual-l ]j teach about Jews? Is it passable that! they are a hraar'iag ground for pre;u-| dace? These questions are answered m| r*BJth and Prejudice, a book by Dr. Bernard E. Olson, who conducted al seven-year study of Tnaiai Caarrftl school materials. Over the seven years.| lesson units from religious school curricula of aU major Protestant >aaminitisai. He reveals that the number of negative references to Jews m Protestant Sunday School texts has dediaed considerably m the last few years. With few exceptions, he says. Jews are avore advaatageously arc waUil by Pro- educators than are Catholics. This dees not that all Protestant iaranmmatiar present Jews and Judaism in a favorable light The leseaes of many conservative Fuadaaaentahst groups that refer to Jews are rated by Dr. Olson as generally negative. Dr. Olson, who conducted his study at the Yale L'nj- versaty Divinity School, found that Protestant churcli editors have become increasingly concerned about th images of the Jews they are presenting. Now toosl ol them ponst out clearly that prejudice against other radical aad religious groups violates an essential doctrine of tb* Christian faith. Dr. Olson's findings demonstriu^ tiw it is possible to deal frankly with the issues of confix between religious groups and still present a positive image of others. His study is one of three independent studies of religious education materials which the Amer- ican Jewish Committee has helped to initiate. A survey of Catholic textbooks has been undertaken at St. Louis University, and a Jewish self-study Is being conducted at the Dropsie College The two UJ*e5 are seeking to establish how outside religious jifoups are portrayed in Catholic and Jewish textbooks F-"n and Prejudice." containing Dr. Olson s findings docu- mented by statistical evidence, has been publ Yale ;ty. I J Fridtry. May 3. 1963 +,Je*istibrf(U2tn LEGAL NOTICE Page 15-A NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW .^ notice is hereby given vtn.-g i.. underrigned. desiring to enJSngeTri i..i-nu'tui under the fictitious name of i:\Kll-NJ PRODUCTS, ajt 221". Went fit Avt!., Hlnleah. Florida. Intend In i.gistcr ;.id iinnir with the Clerk of I he Circuit Court of Dade County. I i..i-id.i. JUANITA JOHNSON FRANCES KRAMKR NEIL. OHONIN Utorneys for Junnila Johniion and Ft ar .-. Kramer 4/12, 19, 26. 5/3 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IIih under-Igncd. desiring to engage In ln-iiH'W under the fictitious name of PINE BROOK FARMS, at 4300 ToU- ,1,, sri. Coral Cabled. Florida, in- i.nd to register said name with the Cl. rk of the Circuit Court of Dado cunty. Florida. JULIAN WEINKLK MYKRS, HEfMAN, KAl'LAN d CAT.-'MAN Attorneys for Julian Weinkle 4/12-19-26. 5/3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. 63C 3775 T s. gLEASon. .lit.. as.A.lmlnlstrn- >i of V' trrans Affairs, an Officer of 111* United States of America, und hlK su.-eessors in Mich office, and his .i their assigns, Plaintiff, VS. H VROIJ* M. FRAPER, et uj, et al. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT To. IIAROIJ) M. ERASER and HA>RKX('K M. FltASKR 110 -6th Sir.. 1 Cambridge, Massaclmsotta YOU ARK HEREBY NliTIHKP that It suit has been brought against you l>> .). S. GLEASON, JR., as Admlnls- or of Veterans Affairs, an Officer the United States Of America, anil i I- guaoesaors in such office, and his . r their assigns, to foreclose a mort- gage encumbering the following d.-s- l ilu.d art'iierty, to-wlt: l...t If., Hiock 1, of CUTLER RIDGE. SECTION TURKIC, according to tlie I int thereof, recorded in Mat Hook fi". at peg* S."., of the public records of I>ad>- County, Florida; "I you are required to file your an- -...-r wit'i the Clerk of the circuit Curt of lhtdc County Florida, at the Ci.iirUu.u- in .Miami, Florida, on or l.efore May IS, IMS, and to serve, a copy of such, answer upon MYERS, HHIMAN. KAPLAN & OATSMAN, I'luintiif -. attorneys, whose address Is Eleven-Fifty liuildinK. I ISO S \V. First Street. Miami M, Florida, on or be- fore sanl date, as required by the i..us of ."orl.la If you fall to do so, the complaint will be taken as con- feeeod to you and a Deorea Pro Ooa> feaao will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint. DATED tins iiil, day of April. 1963. i: B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk ..r the Circuit Court, Dade County, Florida I il) By: c P. ( IRELAND l leputy Clerk My era, Helmao, Kaplan .v Catsman Eleven- Fifty Rulldlng l s u Kind Street ' Miami Florida 4 I2-1S-26, a vWMU BY HENRY IE0NARD LEGAL NOTICE n 'Max, why don't you stop worrying about our Jewish People and their problems, and begin to think about yourself for a change." Cop'. 1949, Dsytnu fr*duci.M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND ! FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY No. 63C 4279 (Cullen) BOYD K. HICKMAN, Plaintiff, -V8- JESSIK MARLENK HICKMAN, Defendant. NOTICE OF SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO; JESSIE MARLBNE HICKMAN Defendant 1457 Venetian Drive, S.W. Atlanta. Georgia -- YOU. JKSSIK MAItbENK HICK- MAN, are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint f quired to serve a copy of your An- swer to the Bill of Complaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney, NANFOKD M. BWBRDLIN, 234 Security Trust Building. .Miami 32. Florida, and file the original Answer or Pleading In the office of the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court on or before the 27th dav of May. 1st'.::. If you fall to do so, Judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Bill of Complaint. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 24th day of April, AD. 1963. E. K. LEATHERMAN Clerk. Circuit Court Miami. Dade County. Florida By: C. P. coPELAND Deputy Clerk 4/26, 5/3, 10. 17. ATTENTION. ATTORNEYS** +Jewisti norkUenn solicits your legal nottcM. Wo appreciate your patronage and guarantor accurate service at legal rates Biai FR 3-4*05 tor messenger service LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIn* '' ""'BATE NO. 59193C IN RK: Kstate of CHARI.OTTK DEMOPOUI.OS 1 ifitasol. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditor! and All l'ersons Hav- ing Claims or Demand* Against Said Kstate: Yon are hereby notified and re- quired to present any claims and de- mands which \ on may have against the estate of CHARLOTTE DKMO- POULOS deceased lat.- of DADB County, Florida, to the County Judges of Dade County, and file the same in duplicate and as provided In Section 1UM, Florida Statutes, in their of- fices In the County Courthouse in Dade County, Florida, within six cal- endar months from the time of the first publication heroofi or the same will be barred. Dated at Miami, Florida, this Sth day of April. AD. l'.':t. ANTHONY SZARYC V-. Administrator First publication of this notice on Mi.. Mth day ..f April. IMS. GEOROE NICHOLAS Attorney for Administrator III! N W l-'th Ai... .Miami. Fla. 4 2.;, 5 :-in-i7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No. 62C 13779 \ UB1 RO SAVINGS HANK 1 ...intilf, vs VVADE ACXIBR and I'KCGY M'XIKR his wife, JKANNE VRBLBl SARA JENKINS. ED- u \Itli ZIMMERMAN, EDWARD IVoLZ, KENNETH <;. Kl'SSMl.I, I ICARKARA A. RUSSELL I Wife 1 fendunt. ' NOTICE OF SUIT TO: WADE Al'XIER and PWJOY ATJXIER his wife, RESIDENCE CNKNOWN, if alive and If d.id, thi unknown heirs, d'\'is^e>. KTW.-*-*, assignees. Honors, cred- Uora, trustees or other claimants i-lain-, ng by. through, under or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the undersigned, dealrlng to enaase in buelnes* under the fictitious name of SOUTHERN CLINICAL LABORA- TORY al 1463 W'asliinton Avenue, Miami Beach, Fla.. Intend! to regla- tet said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Flor- ida. B1SCAYNE UEPICAL LABORATORIES, INC. Lloyd Rotbenberg. Prealdent i;. i; Shouser, Secretan ARONOVITZ, SILVER ft SCHER Attorney! for Btacayne Medical Laboratories, Inc. rt"7 Ainsi.y Did.. Miami. Ma. I K, ". 3. 10. 17 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE - No. 5*2440 IN RK: Kstate of MAE DANNA 1., cased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All l'ersons liav- agi;::ran"Jof,Th7Kabov!e,,Un,am^ *" ""^^ *"'""' **" .'.......,,,. .. i,. ..,-.. a... ..... a r.si.iic. .... def.'iMiants who are deceased You, are hereby notified that the .U.vo cuptloned action has been In- titated against you In the Circuit c.nirt <'. the Eleventh Judicial Cn- nit Of F.orida in and for Dade Coun- ts W foreclooe a mortgage upon the t .llowir.fc- descril.eil real porperty: l^.t IS, uioek 4. DIXIE ESTATES 1 UtST ADDITION, as recorded in I'lat Rook 3, Page 3n of the rub- In- Records of Dade County. Flor- ida, together with Hotpoint Itance Model Itll 67. Ib.tpolnt lte- frhrarator Model ER11, Hotpoint Washei Model I.II 11. You aro re<|tilred to file your an- swer to plaintiff's complaint with the '(.rk of the aforesaid Court, and ' ve a copy thereof upon plaintiff's attorney MARTIN FINE 14th Floor Dade Federal BUlff. Miami 32. Florida r"t lat.r than May C. lt!3 or a IV- rree Pro Coeteaao will be entered galnat you. Datod: April fi. 18*3. E 1! LKATHintMAN Cl.-rk of the Circuit Court By C. L. ALEXANDER Deputy Clerk ^ \RTIN FINK Attorney for Plaintiff l-th Floor Undo Federal Bldg. M'ami 32. Florida 4/12-19-26. S/S NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN that [he undersigned, desiring to engage i buainea* under the fictitious name ": MEDIA ASSOCIATKS at MM HIs- ,:,v"" Boulevard, Miami. Horida. in- ' uds to register aald name with the ik of the Circuit Court of Dade ' "untj Florida. i iiscavni: MEDICAL ' R TORIES, INC. - i- yd Rotbenberc, President R B. Bhouaer, Becretan /. 811 \ 1:1; 1 SCHER 1 foi r. ,yne Medical You nre hereby notified and re- quired to present any claims and de- mands which you may have against the estate of MAE DANNA dapeaaod late of Ihide County. Florida, to the County Judges of Dade County, and file the same in duplicate and as pro- vided in Section 733.16, Florida Stat- utes, In their offices in the County Courthouse In Hade County, Florida, within six calendar months from the lime of the first publication hereof, or the same will be barred. Dated at Miami, Florida, this 12th day oi April. A.D. 1963. MARIE DANNA As Executrix First publication of this notice on the lMh day of April. 1963. Kl'RT WKI.I.ISC1I Attorney for Kstate of Mae Dstnna, Deceased HIS Congress I'.hlg Miami, Fla. 4/19-26. 5/3-10 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No. 63C 2953 I HA LKRN'RR, Plaintiff. vs. IRVING LBRNER, Defendant. NOTICE TO DEFEND TO: IRVING I,KRNER lot Wellington Hill St. Mattapan 26, Maasachusetts YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a bill of complaint has been filod against you and you erre a copy of your defensive pleadings plaintiff's attorney, WOLF. 944 Seybold 32. Florida, and file the thereof in the Office of th are required to answer or other thereto upon RAY.MONO J. Kidding. Miami original Clerk of the Clrlult Court on or before the *t>th day of May. 1963. or a dcrree pro ...in.: -o will be entered against \ on. DATED, this 16th day of April. 1963. B. B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk, Circuit Court. Hade County, Florida (seal) C. P. COPELAND, D.-putv Clerk "4/19-26. ." 3-10 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE No. 59093-B IN RE: Estate of CATHERINE A HEADLEY Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Personi Hav- in-i claims or Demands Againil Bald Estate: You are hereby notified and ro- quired t.. present any claims ami de- mands which you mav have naainat the estate ..f CATHERINE A. HEAD- LEY deceased late of Dade County, Florida, to the County Judges of Dade County, and file the sain.- in duplicate and aa provided in Section 7Sl.it, Florida Statutes. In their offloea In the County Courthouse in Dade Coun- ty, Florida, within six calendar months from the' time of the first publication hereof, or the same will be barred. Dated at Miami. Florida, this 21st day of March, A.D. 1963. HARRIETT DIXON As Administratrix GEORGE NICHOLAS Attorney for Administratrix 61i N.W. 15th Ave.. Miami. Fla. 4/19-26. .V3-10 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. 63C 276 IN I >EAN ANDREWS, Plaintiff, Vs JOSEPH II. HENNENPENT and MATTHEW K. DICIACCO, Defendants. TO: JOSEPH B. HENNENFENT 22'.3 Herdon Street Woodland Hills. California You, JOSEPH It. HENNENFENT, are hereby notified that a Hill of Com- plaint has boon filed against you. and you are required t.. serve a ropy of your Answer or Pleading to the Bill of Complaint on the Plaintiff's attor- ney. MONROE DIXON. I7M Coral Way, Miami. Florida and file Un- original Answer or Pleading in the office. <>f the cierk of th.- Circuit Court on or before the 27th dav of May. 1963. If you fall to do so. judg- ment by default will be taken against yon for the relief demanded In the Hill of Complaint. This notice shall be published one- each week for four consecutive weeks in THE JEWISH FLORID-IAN. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 22nd dav of April, A.D. 1963. E. P.. I.KATHKRMAN. Clerk. Circuit Court. Dade County. Florida (seal) By: K. M I.YMAN. Deputy Clerk MONROE DIXON 1790 Coral Way. Miami. Fla. Attorney for Plaintiff 4 26. .'.'3. If. 17 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOE THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No 63C 4366 EVEDYN WEINER, Plaintiff, TO: LOl'lS WEINKK. J' iHf.-ndant. I SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: LOUIS WE1NEK c/o General Delivery New York City. New York You, LOCIS WEINER. are hereby notified that a Kill of Complaint fol Divorce has beB filed against you. and vira are required to serve a copy of v.Kii- Answer Or Pleading to the Kill of Complaint on the Plaintiffs attornay, BOL ALEXANDER, One Lincoln Road Kuiiding. Miami Beach. Florida, and file the original Answ. i or Pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before th. 88th dav of .May. IMS. If you full to do so. Judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief de- manded in the Mill of Complaint. This notice shall be pubUahed once .-a. M week for lour oonsecutlve weeks In THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 23id da) of April, AD 1963. E, i: LEATHERMAN, Clerk, Circuit Court. Dade County. Florida (goal) By: L SNEBDEN, Deputy clerk 5/1, 1". 17. 24 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of INSTANT AUTOMOH1LB I.IAKIL-1 ITY INSURANCE at 1727 N.W. 7th Street, Miami, Ha., Intends to regis- ter said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County. Flor- ida. ATKISSON A- COLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 4 fit, r./j. in. 17 . Inc. I Ml .mi. I M. Fla l". V IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN PROBATE No. 59155-A In RE: Estate of JOHN MILTON DIMM. I >. eased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Hav- ing; Claims or Demands Against Said You are hereby notified and reciuir- ed to pies, in any claims and d.-niands which you may have against the state of JOHN MILTON DIMM de- n-.iM.-il late of Dado l^'unty. Florida, to the County Judges ol Dade Coun- ts, and file Hie same In duplicate and us provided in Section JM.18, 1-l;.i Ida Statutes, in their offices In the t nun- ij Courthouse la Dad.- County. Flor- ida, within m^ calendar months from the time of the first publication her.- f, the same will be barred. Dated at Miami, Florida, this 4tn da) of April. \ p 1968 MILTON A FRIEDMAN As Executor MILTON \ FRIRDMAN in'sley Uu Siin>.rM notice under fictitious Name law NOTICE IS 1IEREKY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of BRANDKIS INVESTORS at 1150 S.W. 1st Street, Miami. Florida, in- tend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County. Florida. STANLEY C. MYERS LOCIS HETMAN LEON KAPLAN 4/26. 5'3. in. 17 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious neme of Mrs. M. at Dade County. Florida, intends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dad.- County, Florida. SEABOARD GENERAL CORP. (a Delaware Corporation) Sole owner 4/2, :. 3. in. 17. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No 63C 3369 MARJORIK I. MASoN. Plaint If I R< 'BERT II MASON, I i.-f.-ndant. AMENDED SUIT FOR DIVORCE T< >: ROBERT II MASON You, ROBERT II MASON, are here- by notfled that BUI of Complaint for Divorce has been filed against you. and you are required to s.-r\.- a copy of your Answer or Pleaditm to the Kill of Complaint on the Plaintiffs attorney, nkai. J, Di'NN. r.n Ansley Building, Miami. Florida and fib- tin- original Answer or Pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or li.-Iore the 27th day of May. IMS. If you fall to do so. Judg- ment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Bill of Complaint. This notice shall lie published once each week for four consecutive weeks In THE JEWISH F1-OKID1AN. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 23rd day of April. A.D. 1963. E. B. LEATHERMAN. Clerk. Circuit Court, Dade County, Florida (seal) By: K. M. I.YMAN, Deputy Clerk NKAI, J. DI'NN .'.14 Alnsley Kuiiding Miami. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff 4/56. B/J, in. 17 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 63C 4351 HELEN ELIZABETH POINTER, Plaintiff, HUBERT I.. POINTER. Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: Hl'P.ERT L. POINTER Address I'nknou n Yon. lll'KERT L. POINTER, are | hereby notified that a KIM of Com plaint for Divorce has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a cops of your Answer or Pleading to the Bill of Complaint on the Plaintiffs attorney, Angelo A All. ISO Ainaley Bids-., Miami ..'. Florida ami fib- the original Answei or Plead- ing in the office of the Clerk of Uu Circuit Court on oi before the 27th day ol May, l3 If you fail to do so. judgment bs default will be takfrn . relief d< mantled in Ho Bill -'I Complaint. Tin- notice shall be publish! a - each week for foui consecutive wei in THE JEWISH I LORIDIAN DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 23i d da\ of April. A D. 1963. K. K. LEATHERMAN. Clerk, Circuit Court. Dade County. Florida Deputy clerk (SOdl) By: C. P. COPELAND ANQELO A. AL! Ill" Alnsley Bids.. Miami 32. Fla. Attorney for Plaintiff 4 26. a S-10-17 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring t" engage. in buslneaa under the fictitious name of Mr M at Dade Cunt.. Florida. intends to register said name with il,,. clerk ..i Fha circuit Court 01 Dade County. Florida SEABOARD QENER M. C< >RP. (., |., lav ..i Col poi fttlon i Sole .-\\ n.r NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. 62C 10844 LOTTIE FEIWil'SON. Plaintiff. NT". CLADH'S FERGUSON, Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: CI.ADIl S FERGUSON Residence unknown You. CLADH'S FERGUSON, are hereby notified that a Bill of Com- plaint for Divorce has been filed against you. and you are required to larva a copy of your Answer or Pleading to the Rill of Complaint on the pluln tiff's Attorney. LAW OF FICES OF I STANLEY LEVIN B. 900 Southwest Second Avenue. Miami 36. Florida (FR 1-1 RSI) and file the original Answer or Pleading In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 27th day of May. 1963. If you fall to do so, Judgment by default will he taken against you for the relief .1.-man.led in the Bill of Complaint. This notice shall be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami, Florida, this Hull day of April. A.D. IMS. ED, B LEATHERMAN, Clerk, Circuit Court, Dad.- County, Florida Is. all Bj : l< M. I.V.MAN. Deputj cl.rk I..... .in. ..f I St.mli > I.. in.- MO Southwest Second Avenue Miami 16 Fli Ids c FR 1-1681 I Attorn. '" Intlff Bj L} le l' I... I., in..in , l .'',. 5, S-10-17 NOTICE OF SUIT or ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. C3C 4028 MAX LEWIS. Plaintiff, vs. BELLE LEWIS, Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: BELLE LEWIS 461 Patten Avenue Long Branch. New Jersey You are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint for Divorce has be) It fil.-.l against you. and you are re- quired to serv. a copy of your An- swer or Pleading to the Kill of Com- plaint on the Plaintiff's Attorney. ALVIN GOODMAN, M6 Seybold Kuiiding. Miami 32. Florida and file the original Answer or Pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 2wh day of May. U>8. If you fall to do so. Judg- ment by default will lie taken against vim for tile relief demanded in the Kill of Complaint. This notice shall be published once each week for four consecutive wi MM in THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN DONE AND ORDERED at Miami. Florida, this 17th day of April. A.D. I'.163. E. B, LEATHERMAN, Clerk. Circuit Court. I>ade County. Florida (seal) By: C. L. ALEXANDER, Depute Clerk ,IAN ALVIN GOODY 34H Seybold Bldg. Miami M, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff 4 I*-46, :./3-10 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engagi In business undet tin fictitious name pf ARROW DENTAL SUPPLY at ltl6 N Venetian wa>, Miami Beach Is, Fla Intends to register said name with the cl.rk .f tin- Circuit Court of Dade County, Ploorida HRLENE GLAUBER SKYMOl i; i.i 'Nl >N v : '.-. and .. . 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Sinai Hospital installation luncheon at the Fontainebleau Ho- tel on Friday, May 10, when Mrs. Wien will be installed as president. She succeeds Mrs. Mathes, who served as presi- dent fc: three years. Mrs. Leonard Wien to Take Gavel of Mt. Sinai Auxiliary Mrs. L.< Ontrd A. Wien will sue-1 iced Ml*. A. Herbert Mathes. j honorary president, who has head ed the officer's roster of the Women'? Auxiliary of Mt. Sinai Hospital foe the past three years. Ceremony will be held at the annual installation luncheon of the auxiliary on Friday, May 10. at i'<,on in \h? Fontainebleau Hotel. Officer? serving with Mrs. Wien will be Mr-. Arthur Burrell, vice > president administration; Mrs. Marvin Silvers, vice president membership; Mrs. Carl Susskind. vice president services; Mrs. Yale N Levin son, vice president ways and mean-; Mrs. Mickey Michaels, c one? ponding secret a ry; Mrs. Lawrence E. Singer, recording secretary; Mrs. Murray Kern, fi- nancial secretary; Mrs Samuel Wiesen. assistant financial secre- tary; Mrs. Bernard Spector. treasurer; Mrs. John Owen, par- liamentarian. The auxiliary has a membership el 2.300. and 434 members contri tinted 7,023 hours of work a week in the hospital during 1962. The Snack Bar, Gift Shop. Patients Library. Night Snackery. and Baby's Alumni are all serviced by the group, and proceeds go to- ward maintaining the Hospital School of Practical Nursing. The Auxiliary sponsors a ser- vice aide course, given periodical- ly by qualified volunteer mem- bers, which prepares aides to as- sist nursing personnel and per- lorm duties directly with patients. Over 200 Candy-Stripers learn to erve by contributing their after- school hours, weekends and vaca- tion time to duties at the hospital Proceeds from the auxiliary's "emembrance Fund cover ex- penses as varied as taxi fare for ,n outpatient to one of the hos- pital's 25 clinics, an artificial limb ir hearing aid, clothing for a new- born child, and other needs of in- digent patients. Program at the installation l.incheon will highlight a "Merry- Co-Round ol Fashion.'' Members of the auxiliary and their chil- dren will model fashions from Harriett Stroke and Junior Bazaar. Program chairman is Mrs. Har- ry Smith, assisted by Mrs. Mel- .vn Frumkes. and Mrs. Arthur Burrell is chairman of the day. Shore Unit of the Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute at Mi- ami will install Mrs. Irving Firtel as president at its annual lunch- eon at the Roney Plaza Hotel on Monday, May 6. Mrs. Firtel came to Mami as a bride in 1939, and has been active in many community affairs. She was a charter member of Temple Emanu-Rl and has served on both Sisterhood and PTA boards. She served as president and is current- ly honorary president of the Sister- hood of the Hebrew Academy. Mrs. Firtel lives at 431 62nd St.. with her attorney husband and four children. Also being installed with Mrs. Firtel will be Mesdames Phillip Schlissel. executive vice president; Jason Berkman, Edward Lassman, Jerry Sussman and Herman Stein, nuts. IRVING flRTU vice presidents: Kurt Aaronson, fi- nancial secretary; Abe King, treas- urer; Paul Allen, recording secre- tary; Jenny Miller, social secre- tary: Benn Bloom. Max Gordon, Max Orlin and Nathan Neijna, cor- responding secretaries; and Milton Blum, chaplain and parliamen- tarian. Metro Commissioner Chuck Hall will act as installing officer, and Mrs. Paul Allen is in charge of ar- rangements for the luncheon. Mrs. Firtel will receive the gavel from outgoing President Mrs. Mil- ton R. Blum, who has served for the past two years. Shore l.'nit has a membership of 300. and during the past two years raised some $32,000 in support of the Papani colaou Cancer Research Institute at Miami. n"Wl4^ MOT HER S n.\1 MAI . u n j by ISABEL GROVE Beaming proudly. Dorothy Aronovitz. is announcing her forthcoming marriage . Janil and Austin Burke. 2218 Alton Rd hosts at a dinner for friends, the Ed Sombergs and Miami Beach winter visitors. Ruth and Jack Saundc\s . Mr and Mrs. Saundcrs had their racing stables stabled at Gulf stream Park Austin just named fashion consultant and a member of the Tailor's Guild of Rochester, N.Y., makers ot cus- tom garments for men . Here fiom a 10-day vacation at the Caribc! Hilton in San Juan. Mr and Mrs. William Binder, i'll W. 47th Ct. Cay and festive buffet part) Sunday afternoon in the Mima Lisa Room of the Eden Rue giv en by Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen, f the Blair House, for daugh ter Suzanne Sandy and her fiance. Alan Frank Salomon, son Ol the Harvey Salomons The lovelj bloiul bride-elect chose a powder blue pean de sole frock with beaded sequin top Her prettj mother selected white peau, and titian-haired Mrs Salomon \\j~ in pink lace . The 200 guests at the cocktail engagement t. stivitiet divided their time between the dance floor and the attractively-deco- rated tables heaped with tempt- ing edibles and lavish pink and red floral designs Among the well-wishers. Dr. and Mrs. Judd Breakstone. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Binder, the Bert Shen- kels and Harold Shenkels. Rabbi and Mrs. Irving Lehrman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macht . Dr. and Mrs. Donald Michnolf. Dr. and Mrs. Lester Russin. the Jack Esformes and the young Joseph Esformes. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cassel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Silverman, the Kurt Enfields and the Burton Kahns . When the party ended, inti- mate family group repaired to the Alton Rd. home of the Salo- mons Group included the grandparents of the betrothed pair. Mrs. Cohen's brother and sister in-law, Mr. and Mrs Fred Stein, and Max Cohen's two brothers, James and William. with their wives * S'>| Weisi and Lester Siegel. Of Sand-Ell Caterers, made nuite a hit with their catering of the ele- gant part> observMiy the lias Mitzvnh ol Sharon, daughter ol Dr am! Mrs Jack I Ruth) Wolfe He's president ol the State Op- tometrists Assn TO MOTHER WITH LCVE PEARL NECKLACE WITH JEWELER'S CLASP each 1.99 wonderfully gift-priced -- imitation onyx, pansy, duster stones, lover's knot or pseudo turquoise clasos to match or complement al her ensembles with flair DeMgh. Mother with all five elegant styles' | FU .'./ S< \ ,'D MJAMJ HI ACH I FT. J .: \ I I iCH L Jkm 5 mm rv i- ran- - -43XOHV r 12- Yf you like KREPLACH iL * -Etna x - i < I a o f - zmmm CHEESE,. Ravio' - .?.* I Ih NOW! Yd. r.e MEATLESS __:_ .i- i eac - r $XT- i iSc, IMPOtTED FIMI ON THE PACKAGE i * ~ ft* Fir real ta'ain of Switzerlaidi VU0 U' i c: ~ mm fc- " ==.-. . -.- ,.f- V9* - -.- mmt ""- ' - t # ? s mi 7 HSIEI: *i;,E Friday, May 3, 1963 Je*isti florid for? Page 3-B Jewish Women's Federation Meeting Will Hear Dorothy Krieger Fink "Twenty Fiv? YearsA Com- munity Comes of Age." a panel' i.inducted by leading members of the community, v ill share the I Mrs. Lurie Will Be Hostess Here Mrs. Nathan Lurie, outgoing president of Southwest Jewish] i enter Sisterhood, will host the (meg Shabbat or. Friday night fol-, lowing services conducted by Rab-j bi Maurice Klein. Past presidents of tiie Sister-, hood, who will participate in the ceremony honoring officers and, number; of the board, are: Mrs. Jerome Rifkin, Mrs. Nath- an Bcrman, Mrs. David Harris, Mrs. Albert Bier.. Mrs. Alex Mar- cus. Mrs. Howard Gurland, and Mrs. Nathan Lurie. spotlight with the program and tribute to the presidents of the Greater Miami Jewish women's crganizations at the Federation of Jewish Women's annual meeting ;.nd brunch on Thursday, May 9, at the Algiers Hotel. Mrs. Charles P. Feinberg. chair- man of the annual meeting, an- nounced that participants in the panel will be Greater Miami Jew- ish Federation President Sidney Lefcourt; spiritual leader of Tem- ple Beth Sholom, Rabbi Leon Kronish; and outstanding women's communal leader, Mrs. Dorothy Krieger Fink. Mrs. Anna Brenner Meyers, president of the Federation of] Jewish Women, said that "a spec- ial program has been planned for the meeting, and I know that the fitting tribute to be paid to the MRS. CHARltS ftlNBERG leaders of the community women's organization will make this an im- portant event." Invitation to the annual meet-' ing erroneously listed Mrs. Fink' Medical Center Luncheon Slated Seven chapters of the American - MeiiiMtt-i^uiter -at Denver are sponsoring ;> coordinated luncheon ar.d professional entertainment Show on Wednesday. May 8, at the Algiers Hotel. Prizes are on the agenda, and will include a round-trip jet flight for two to Las Vegas, plus $50 in spending money. Proceeds of the function will be for cancer research and patient care at the free, non-sectarian hospital. Many Miami residents have been treated and restored to good health at the American Medical Center. Reservations are being taken by Mesdames Fred Perlman, Bis- eayne Chapter; Leo Rosenberg, as president of Hadassi.h. Mrs. i King Cole; David Bendell, Coral; Meyers noted that "Mrs. Fink is Richard Pallot, Sunrise; Herman a long-time Hadassah leader here, Schoefeld, Greater Miami; Mur- and long cctive in Zionist af- ray Levrant, Flamingo; and Ralph lairs." I Hall. Tropical. MRS. DOROTHY KRItGER HNK yr- ROUND TRIP FARES FROM NEW YORK TO ISRAEL via PAN AMERICAN AND CONNECTING JET Fly to London. Pans or Rome on a Pan Anier-.an Jet Clipperthen on to Tel Aviv via connecting Jet. Plus $500.00" Casii bonus it special condition stated below 's followed. 2nd PRIZE: RCA Color TV 3rd PRIZE: RCA Stereo in cabinet with AM-FM Tuner and Record Changer 4th PRIZE: :?CA Black & White TV 5th PRIZE: RCA Portable Stereo Phonograph 2S PR8ZS: :?CA Ti jnsis*or Radios NOT A CONTEST! A DRAWING! Enter often as you like IGet free entry blink at your grocers or use. p i piece ot paper. Write your name and , aoj'eis clearly and then mail to: Yuban P.O. Box 3700 Grand Central Station. N. Y. \7. N. Y. 2Yoj may enter at often as you wish, but each' ntry must be mailed In a separate envelope. 3 All entries must be postmarked not later than I- u- ght June 30th. and received no later th July 15th. 1963. j 4 Entry is open to all in U. S. except In Ne. braska or where prohibited by local law. Entry is also prohibited to employees of General Foods Corporation and its advertising agen- Cies and their family members. I 5 V. -ners of all prizes will be selected on Fri- day. July 19th. 1963. by blindfold drawings, supervised |Ointly by the Israel Office Of In- formation and the Israel Government Tourist Agency Their selections are final. Only one priia will be awarded in a family. 6 The 1st prize awarded is 2 round trip fares to Israel from New York via your choice of London. Pans or Rome on a Pan American' Jet Chpper. Then on to Tel Aviv via connect- ing Jet. IMPORTANT: A $500 00 cash bonus will be awarded to the *,nner of the 1st prize if the entry is accompanied with an Instant Yuban labelor with a reasonable drawing of the I Yuban as it appears on the label shown here. \ Prize* will be awarded as stated and winners will be notified by mail. j desire a list of winners, send self ad- dressed stamped envelope with your entry. This sweepstakes is subiect to all federal. Matt and local regulations. 7 8 YUBAN'S JJmi'ofm OFF E FIB IF NOT AVAILABLE AT YOUR GROCERSsend Instant Yuban label %vith name and address to; YUBAN, care of 1ne jcvvisr, Floridian, P.O. Box 2973, Main Postoff.ce, Mianu 1, Florida Prtno in II Fag- *-B *Jr*istncrHi^r Friday. May 3. 1953 Zamora Women To Be Installed Film Festfrof Optn'iRq - .. - -emooy of new ;;- -, -- -: tanrj the group - -. May * Parents Will Be Honored A spec:*: servce ! par- ti |arfi* Film "Ith **>* : Mcs*t^r dere Art eBt4 0f high school s . the Tovrn of Sarfside attend, wffl ceaehn wj[. --In a 12-vre*k Y. *M ^ d at th Scrisjoe Com 93rd St and Collins Ave . ' < Temple -Honor Thy Fa-. :other" !- ZLT'^tS Gold wlTiaeW. be *e ,. ^ ' S3 ^2 berg. Hn Sn ----------------- Miami Women Mrs Sidney J Laek*r cor JQ j0jn PfOqram respond:.- ~: Hn -i "w w - Mrs All parents witl be |w*sb at th breakfast to lol in -.-.-..- g^j Mrs Hrrrv ?r.~sc-_ -.res den: c: ^e FLcr.ic Ci-trcte: :: -J-.e :r oad Mi* Seeonoe :r_: erBe :: the ipffitacJ bada : by M bis iHneea :-:'- a. recor b the Miami area. ill Mr- Nat jOUcj B n the Concord Hotel. Kia -.; Mr- San BrtiMwl ike s Y Mav 12 to " itwowide can- - pro- _- - - -' Yuban Launches Israel Project Jewish Family and Children's Service Women's Committee Plans Installation St* s.ate : itYaecrs for pre! V;- niftttf .'e-a- Faar. .:ea? tf the *" ferries, w*. he rioud Cafe of the Dupor.: Ran M ^Ti Lasrexe I praUoti Mrs. Bn Ccreaony wJ3 be conducted by Mrs George Jacobs Mr? E. B.'Go-dstean. presadent of Eugene Katz rectal tary ------------------------------------------: Mrs- Gerald is -'.claf _, .*. secretary Mr- VBi iLIOH WOmen rtearrw avntai Max Co- _. 1 la gen: treasurer Mrs ; To be instauea edboar - ilewn of officers for T- ^-j^ Beber awaad wil be held jhoc V : ~ - I - aehataad tmtr_ Mr; Ge*n - ergaa /;/ < . Mr- Ge Juan, Mn LesmKaaner Mrs Rayaaca* OH jclade Mrs. Rcbtr_ n >jeex Bee- Mrs. Bargfc M t - S.-.-.t. Hn Sey KenaetbTr* . :--..:--. -T-oadi= secretary. Mrs Hy -.ask: recordcn( secretary VI Lmoff: treasurer. Mrs 7 I aaaeial secretary Mrs. Sidney GiMbwi: aad Mrs act Mn ?bbcny direeter 1 - - ! UEY TEA I A TRADITION IN JEWISH HOMES SINCE 1837 9 I \ - --- -- baptex ri>D. ter nc* .: lax t Yobaa 2 report anay A { - Vabea II researeh. wta Florid : :-" Yes, there 1 Vom Tc , d>i int tea..' it-.- (or fuXlesi strcagth aod .tua* laooa... richer taste = are with roar fleishigi ted ilchigs tm4 bttec =ej icfrtshaaeai... :. 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Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz, spir- ilual leader of the Temple, in- stalled the following: President. Mrs. Sam Belsky; vice presidents, Mrs. Lawrence West- on, Mrs. Lee Gottlieb, Mrs. Mil- ton Singer. Mrs. Herbert Kaplan . n Mrs. P. M. Pollack; treasur- er, Mr- Hyman Bergad; corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. Rita Ep- stein; recording secretary, Mrs. living Wechsler; social secretary, Mrs. Irving Soloman; financial secretary, Mrs. Sally Kurman; chaplain, Mrs. Ai Mechlowitz; and parliamentarian, Mrs. Jack Sper- ans. Mrs. Norman Harrow was chair- man of the affair. 52 Association Sets Installation Mrs. Harry Shopiro. honorary life president ol the 52 Association if Greater Miami, will be installed nor her sixth term on Sunday eve- liiing at the Carillon Hotel. Commissioner Chuck Hall will |t< installing officer, and Hjman Galbut, Miami Beach attorney, will \\< uuest speaker. Participating in the 5:30 p.m. |0pff-Mrs. Meeting A zone-wide meeting of the Opti- htrs. of the 4th District was held Ion Monday at the home of Mrs. ! Murray Sonnet!. president of the [Miami Beach Opti-Mrs. Main busi- ness of the meeting, conducted by ' Mrs. Frank Arthur, lieutenant gov- ernor, was election of a new lieu- lenant governor. ceremony will be Nathan L. Glaser. Miss Betty Gleisher. Mrs. Rose Spiegel and Mrs. Phillip Kaufman vice presidents: recording secre- tary. Miss Jear.ne Trattler: finan cial secretary. Mrs. Gertrude Rcis- enbach: corresponding secretary. Mrs. Charles Krupit; and treasurer Mrs. J. George Schwartz. During dinner, to be served at 7 p.m.. guests will see the show in the Le Can Can Room of the hotel. Chairman of the affair is Mrs. Herman Schoenfeld. assisted by Mrs. Herman Siegel and Miss Betty Fleisher. who are in charge of reserTations. The organization stages enter- tainment for patients at the VA Hospital in ("oral Gables, and gives financial aid to their lam ilies. "^M w^^ ^QH ^F HJ ^v ___ "'a Mrs. Crowell To Take Over Gavel On Wednesday evening in the Dunes Motel, Rabbi Daniel M l.ov > will install officers of Tern pie Sinai Sisterhood for 1963-64. Succeeding Mrs. Sam Lubcli Mrs. David Corwell will be the new president; vice presidents, Mrs Bdwin Weiss and Mrs. Laura Golustein: treasurer, Mr?. Abe aeigar; financial secretary. Mrs Justin Goldsmith; recording sec- retary, Mrs. Julian Brown; cot- i( sponding secretary, Mrs. Lewis t ohen. Trustees are Mesdames Harold i'trgcr. Nal Borrok, Jack Kirsch- haum, Daniel Lowy, Ralph White- house and Dorothy Stone; advisor, Mrs. Lubell. Program chairman, Mrs. Morris Singer, will present a musical fashion. "Leave Them Laughing." Directed by Mrs. Sam Onrot, with !iano accompaniment by Hy Freed, the show cast will be mem- bers of the Sisterhood. Reservations chairmen are Mrs. Morris Singer and Mrs. Maurice Co-low. Mother's Day At Dade Heights Mother's Day program for Dade Heights Jewish Congregation Sis- terhood will be "An Evening with Patsy Abbott" at Patsy's Place, Miami Beach. Reservations chairman for the affair, to be held Sunday evening. May 12. are Mrs. Richard New- man and Mrs. Mel Gaier. The group's sixth annual donor luncheon, chaired by Mrs. Harry Ilausman, was held at the Holly wood Beach Hotel at noon last Sunday. A countenance closed by crows feet and flabby eyelids can be dramatically opened by means of Skin Regenera- tion. It's the newest non-surgical technique em- ployed by the South Miami Sta-Youthful Clinic. This unique institution was approved by the City Council in 1959 and now enters its fourth year of successful oper- ation. You needn't depend on pictures alone. See results that speak for themselves at the clinic. Interviews are confidential. Demonstrations are without cost or obliga- tion, although by appointment only. Brochure on request SOUTH MIAMI STA-YOUTHFUL CLINIC 5336 Red Road, Phone MO 7-2302 North Dade Unit In Smorgasbord North Dade Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women will sponsor a smor- gasbord luncheon and card party ;t the Yehudah Moshe Congrega- tion Social Hall on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free baby-sitting service will be available following a noon lunch con. Ticket chairmen are Mrs. Frank Brandt and Mrs. H. Friedman. if) DADE COUNTY OUTSTANDING CITIZENS AWARD 234 Security Trust Bldg., Miami 32, Florida Please reserve _......seats at $3.00 per plate donation for luncheon with LABEL KATZ, President of B'nai B'rith> for which my check in the sum of $-................. is enclosed. Signed Addres* City State Phone At the donor luncheon of Temple Menorah Sisterhood in the Deauville Hotel are (left to right) Mrs. Ray Morse, president and Mrs. Sam Belsky, luncheon chairman. cftdaitl IujM\ > IMl StOM *UH THE FlOllOA (LAI* i/ii v the aiit ot good taste ... $2 l-lb. box For Mother's Day, JM has gift packaged Barton's famous Bartonette Chocolate Miniatures (and they're out of this world!) 1 lb. 6 oz., 2.7it BARTONS BONBONNIERE, first floor, miami, fort lauderdale BARTONS* MftVOftK U'GANO switftaiaNO GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CHOOSE KEOEACH (k FOR, THIS SIMMER'S CABANA 4> rirastiaTly nuSoWj exposure cabanas 4 Klcvators to all SCC0B deck cabanas ? Full-teen-afie activities program i 4) Complete chWren*.* V activity program, with fully equipped Kumpu.s Room ? 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C5 N:? ica sn > Jt ut tea. ^Tinar rrrx*- Jr ami mrz 3nr SrraL >s* smf *uamm- .an - : ' - w i f> r- : 9 . 5 ^X CjcmiK *r* 41 **IS3c MAM MHJTAXT _ ; Friday, May 3. 1963 * fcnitfi ftrrSrHiimin Page 7-B 7 , ISRAEL Independence Day Din- ner, celebrating Israel's 15th year ol Btatehood, was held Sun- ;.' evening ;!t ,n'-' Fontaineblewi Hotel under the auspices ot the ireater Miami Israel Dond Com- nittee. Among the hundreds of guests i u Mrs. Sidney Gans. who chose for the evening a multi-colored floral print chilfon in soft sum- mer colors. Her white straw ace evening coat was hand nade in Florence, Italy, and fea- tured scalloping at the hemline ind on the lull length sleeves. Mrs. Sam Miller wore a white peau dc soie sheath with a bead- ed lute silk organza bodice, hind embroidered iridescent se- quins and tear-drop crystals highl- ighted l'.er highnecked and sleeveless bodice. A foliage print in tones and shades Of brown-on-wbite was the choice of Mrs. Al Green. Cocoa brown was the color of her full-length -ilk organza duster. Mrs. Ben Silver's peau de soic sheath was in frosted shocking pick. Her bodice was embroid- red with matching colored cav- icr beads and white pearls. Cafe au'lait was the color of Mrs. Joseph Yanich's silk organza. Miniature red roses were em- broidered in an all-over pattern on both the fitted bodice and full -;kirt. Gold chiffon was worn by Mrs. Theodore Berman. Her draped bodice was caught with a jeweled buckle, and her skirt was full. Mrs. Randolph Shev- ach selected a beige satin sheath. Her bodice featured the dropped waist line effect and was heav- ily encrusted in copper-colored ,-avier beads. A gold embossed cocktail suit was worn by Mrs. Anna Brenner Meyers. A hip length, semi-fitted and buttoned jacket "opped her classic sheath. Tur- quoise, black and white blended into the silk print worn by Mrs Samuel Dorfman. Mrs. Harry Cantor's gold brocade was un- isual in that a floral pattern was set off in blocks, and her sheath had a square neckline. Emer- ald green satin was chosen by Mrs. Maurice Goldrmg for the dinner Her neckline was decol- lete, and her skirt featured the carcfuly lontrolled fullness of the modified bell silouctte. Mrs. Samuel Sapiro chose a tur- quoise silk chiffon. Her neck- line was scooped and followed down the entire front of her dress with semicircular draping. White silk faille was worn by Mrs Akiva Goffer. Her sheath had a bateau neckline, which was caught at one shoulder in a self- fabric DOW, and was slit open at the other side. Cocoa-colored matallasie was the choice of Mrs. Ben Essen. Her fitted sheath was cut in radiating asymetrical lines; and at the shoulder, where the lines began, and over the hip, where they ended, were oversized puckered poofs. White polka dots were scattered over her dress. BLACK chantilly lace was the * the selection of Mrs. Jack Fopick. Her gown was over a strapless bodice and formed a bateau neckline, and the lace fell into a soft full skirt. Mrs. Ben Frankenstein's full-length formal was of white silk brocade. Her matching coat had an Oriental influence in the mandarin collar and frog-like closing. Fuchsia colored silk was Mrs. Max Weitz' choice for the evening. Her sheath featured a laticed bodice over pale peige illusion, and her matching jacket was waist- length. Black and white checks in silk organza was worn by Mrs. Hy Salz. Her almost strapless bodice was fitted, and her -kirt bouffant. Miss Ccce Cohen wore a frost- ed aqua silk organza with white embroidery. Her sweater was hand-embroidered in white chalk beads. French blue chantilly lace was the choice of Mrs. Flor- ence Cromer. The lace formed her bodice, and a matching color chiffon the full skift of her gown. Mrs. Benjamin Berlin's black chiffon featured a black scquin- ed sweater. White was the col- or choice of Mrs. Brron de Hirsch Meyer. Her French silk-satin ensemble came from Rome. A circular skirt flared under a fit- ted bodice over which was worn a Spanish type bolero, which was embroidered with satin lined bugle beads. Setting for a patio party is a lovely one at the home of Mrs. Martin Fine of Bay Heights. Shown (left to right) are Bay Heights members of the Young Matrons Division of Combined Jewish Appeal, including Mrs. Fine, Mrs. Melvyn Muroff and Mrs. Edward Eisenberg. Mizrachi Women Slate Luncheon She'll Wed Richard Chaiken Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Schneider man. of Shaker Heights, O., an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Renee, to Richard Al- len Chaiken The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaiken. 3080 SW 16th St.. and at- tended the University of Florida. The bride-elect attended Ohio ktate University. Halikvah Chapter of Mizrachi Women will celebrate Mother's Day at a "Save-a-Child" luncheon c:i Tuesday at the Royal Hungar- ian Restaurant. The affair will culminate the annual Dime Bank project of the group, under the chairmanship of Airs. Emma Rattner. Mrs. Mor- ris Bienenfeld is chairman of the luncheon. Rabbi Jonah Caplan. of Congre- i gation Adath Yeshurun, will be guest speaker, according to Mrs. | Jack Davis, program chairman. "Save-a-Child" has been the pur- i pose and aim of Mizrachi Worn 1 en's Organization of America since : its inception 30 years ago. "Dur- I ing this time, the organization ( has played a major role in child ' rescue and rehabilitation work in i Israel, where it maintains a net- I work of children's villages and Ionics, nursery, elementary and vocational schools." Mrs. Biencn- lcld said. Mrs. Jacob Katz is president of Hatikvah Chapter. ls- Tifereth Israel Plans Activities May schedule for Tifcreth rael Sisterhood begins with a games night in the social hall 'in Sunday at 7:30 a.m. On Mother's Day, Sunday morn- ing. May 12. Mrs. Harry Lerner. newly-elected president, and a committee of Sisterhood members will be hosts at a program for stu- dents of Hebrew and Sunday School. Last card party of the season ; for the group will be held on Wednesday evening, May 15, in the social hall. MISS RfNff SCHNtlDfRMAN Carol Steinberg Plans for July Announcement is made this week of the enagement of Carol Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Steinberg. 1320 Cleveland Rd.. and Harold Wilen-ky. The future bridegroom is the |son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilen- Sky, 17430 NE 12th Ct, No. Miami Beach. A July wedding is planned. ORT Region Will Present Awards Southeastern Florida Region of Women's American ORT will pre- FRIENDLY, GENTLE CAFE FOR THOSE YOU LOVE Coral Gables Convalescent Home Especially designed and equipped for the care ol the elderly and chronically ill Special diets observed Nursing staff on duly 24 hours a day under super- vision of registered nurses Recreation, occupational therapy Beautiful scrtened-in-patio NOHSKTAIIAH ?O0 S. W. 8th STREET (on Iht Um.smi Trtil) MIAMI. FLORIDA Ferdinand H. Roeenthal," Owner-Director ftrmtr Au'l Dlrftttr Ml Sim, M-i, cltvtliiMl i r >f >ir Jawltn HtBM lr i-ii Fittikwik I Call SYLVIA MILSEN JE 2-3231 "YOUR PERSONAL FLORAL CONSULTANT" for an AFFAIR to REMEMBER BLOSSOM SHOP 1572 Washington Ave., Miami Beach There IS a Difference in Flowers-TRY OURS WEDDINGS BAR MITZVAHS GARDEN PARTIES BIRTHDAY ANNVERSART A HOSPITAL BOUQUETS FREE DELIVERY ALL GREATER MIAMI Bent awards to some 750 members at the annual Honor Roll lunch- eon Tuesday noon at the Carillon Hotel. Mrs. Harry Rosenblatt, region president, will present a special award to the member who has at- tained highest Honor Roll status. Mrs. Alan Tannen, region vice president and chairman of the day, will honor the women "in recognition of dedicated service to Women's American OF.T which supports over 600 schools in 20 countries." Some 40,000 underprivileged stu- dents have been trained this past year through ORT's program, :th thousands more to be train- ed in the ensuing year. Invocation will be given by Dan- iel Neal Heller, national judge ad- vocate of the Jewish War Vet- erans and national member of the UJA Campaign Cabinet. Women's American ORT Thes- pian Group will present Mrs. Sey- mour Goldstein's original version of "The Mad.Mad.Mad.Mad World of Women" directed by' Mrs. Ber- nard Lash; lyricist, Mrs. Robert Harris; musical director, Millie Daiser. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED FREE VAULT STORAGE Bring in your winter garments We clean them We hang all garments on individual hanger and store them FREE for six months. All you pay arc regular cleaning charges and lo of the vol. (Min. S100.00 Val.) Pay nothing until the day you take your storage out! tern- A B C a COLD Kl'R , 5 STORAGE r COMPLETE WEDDING CEREMONY MUSIC from PROCESSIONAL through KAZATZKE. including appropriate 'mime prior to ceremony. Piano or| Organ. Organ furnished FREE. HI 8-6283 ANY-FUR STOLE-CAPE OR COAT STORED FOR 1 YEAR $ Q45 FREE IN AND OUT KRflCB I m. marks" THE WORD FOR QUAUTY CLEANING, LAUNDRY AND STORAGE 1201 -- 20th Street, M.B. Corner Alton Road Vault Hrs. 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. JE Star* Mrs. 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 8-6104 Page 8-B "> knUti ncridfiar Friday. May 3.-1963 J^jar P.ar Mitzvah of Barry Braun will be observed at Congregation Beth Torah on Saturday morning. May 4. during services conducted by Rabbi Max Lipschits. An honor roll student in the sev- enth grade at North Miami Beach Junior High, Barry won an award tor his project in the 1963 Science Fair. He plays flute and piano, and is a member of the school band. The celebrant is the son of Mr and Mrs. Moses Braun. grandson oi Mr. and Mrs. David R. Porvin. Morris Kessler Scott Benrude rry Braun Rochclle Baker and great-grandson of Alex Bar- nett. who will be here from De , iroit. Mich., for the occasion. A reception and dinner will be j held at the Algiers Hotel on Sat- in day evening in Barry's honor. Warren Bernard Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Bernard, w ill become Bar Mitzvah on Saturday morning, | May 4, at Beth Emeth Congrega-' tion. Rabbi Simon April will of-1 ficiate. A student of the congregation's Hebrew School, the celebrant is t president of the seventh class at North Miami Junior High. The Oneg Shabbat on Friday evening, and the Kiddush follow- ing the Saturday ceremony will be hosted in his honor by the Bar Mitzvah's parents. In the even- ing, a reception and dinner will be held at the Barcelona Hotel. Rochelle Baker Roche'.le Baker will be Bas Mitz- vah on Saturday morning, May 4, at Temple Beth Sholom during services conducted bs Rabbi Leon Kronish. A seventh grade student at Nau- tilus Junior High, Rochelle is in the Beth Sholom Confirmation Class 5723. and won an award for naming the Religious School news- paper at the Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Baker. 800 West 47th St.. will host a party ai the Ede!i Roc for their daugh- ter and her friends following the morning services, ar.d a reception lor friends and family in the evening at home. The Bas Mitzvah w as host to a group of her school mates during spring vacation at Glen Echo Amusement Park in Washington. D.C.. owned by her father. - Martin Noretsky Rabbi Alfred Waxman will of- ficiate at the Bar Mitzvah of Mar- tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noretsky, and grandson of Mrs. Rose Noretsky and Mrs. Minnie Spector. at Temple Zion. Observ-, a.;ce will be held on Saturday morning. May 4. Martin, a seventh grade honor1 student at West Miami Junior High, plans to continue his studies, in the Temple's Confirmation Class. The Kiddush, following the cere- mony, will honor the celebrant. * Fred Cohen Congregation Beth El w ill be the site of the Bar Mitzvah of Fred Cohen during services Saturday morning, May 4, conducted by Rabbi Solomon Schiff. The celebrant is the son of Mr and Mrs. Marcos Cohen, 651 SW ( o^nd Ave. He attends Auburndale Ele- mentary, and is interested in sports and coin-collecting. :: Sheldon Suskauer On Saturday morning, May 4. Sheldon Suskauer will be Bar Mitzvah at Israelite Center, with Rabbi Morton Malavsky officiat- ing. A member of the Hebrew class graduating in 1963, Sheldon is an honor student at Israelite Center. j He also attends Shenandoah Jun- ior High and plays clarinet in the concert band. His outside recrea- tions are sailing and swimming,! and he is a Junior Life Guard. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Suskauer, 2387 i SW 23rd St., will honor their son | a the Kiddush following the ser-l vices. Ted Weinstock Dr. Irving Lehrman will officiate at the Bar Mitzvah of Ted, son of Mrs. Bernard Weinstock, and grandson of Mrs. Sarah Minen, of New York, during services on Saturday morning. May 4. at Tem- ple Emanu-El. Elected "Duke" of the seventh grade at Ida M. Fisher Junior High. Ted is also president ofj Hoyals Club, and a member pf the i all-star baseball team. His other: interests include stamp-collecting, i fishing and golf. A reception in the Southgate Terrace of Southgate Towers will f< How the ceremony. * * Morris Kessler Bar Mitzvah of Morris Saul. BOD of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kessler, 5800 SW 2nd Ter.. will be observ- ed on Saturday morning. Mar. 4, .;t Flagler-Granada Jewish Center during services conducted by Rab- bi David Rosenfeld. Morris is a seventh grade stu- dent at Kinloch Park Junior High. He is interested in science, and his outside activities are swim- ming and horseback riding. Grandparents of the Bar Mitz- vah, Mr and Mrs. Philip Dres- i ick, will honor him at a recep- tion in their home at 110 SW 62nd Ave., On Sunday afternoon. * * Miles Gopman Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs Sey- mour Gopman. and grandson of Ben Brown, will become Bar Mitz- vah on Saturday morning. May 4, st Temple Einanu El. Dr. Irving Lehrman will officiate. The celebrant is interested in football and sports of all kinds. He w ill be honored at a recep- \ iion in the Empire Room of the Eden Roc Hotel following the cere- mony. * Richard Liss Saturday morning services. May 4, at Congregation Yohuriah Moshe will include the Bar Mitz- vah of Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Liss. Rabbi Morton Shalowitz will officiate. The celebrant is a student at ; North Miami Beach Junior High j and Popiel Hebrew School. The One? Shabbat on Friday tvening and the Kiddush following the ceremony will be hosted by the parents of the Bar Mitzvah. Steven Cantor Steven, son of Dr. and Mrs Jack Cantor, will be Bar Mitzvah on| Saturday morning, May 4. at Tem- ple Menorah, with Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz officiating. An honor roll student at Nau-' tilus Junior High, Steven has been attending the Temple's Religious; School for several years. Kiddush in honor of the cele-, Free Loan Group In Meeting Here i i Miles Gopman Stevtn Cantor Ted Weinstock Warren Bernard hrant will be hosted by his par- ents. 0 0 0 Karen Zinner On Saturday morning, May 4, Rabbi Mordecai Podet will offic- iate at the Bas Mitzvah of Karen Lynn Zinner during services at Temple Judea. A seventh grade honor student at Ponce Junior High. Karen plays oboe in the band, and is also interested in ballet and swimming. She won an Excellent Citation in an atomic chemistry project at the recent South Florida Regional Science Fair, and is one of the few seventh graders in the area to be accepted to work in the Re- search Laboratory at National Children's Cardiac Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Doran Zinner, 2017 Alhambra Circle, will honor their daughter at the Oneg Shabbat on Friday evening, and at the Kid- dush following the ceremony on Saturday. *> >> * Scott Benrube Bar Mitzvah of Scott Benrube will be observed on Saturday morning. May 4. at Temple Ner Tamid with Rabbi Eugene Labo- \ itz officiating. i The celebrant is a student at Ihe Temple's Religious School and ,.t Nautilus Junior High. Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Benruhe, 9260 W. Bay Harbor Ter.. will hon- or their son at a reception follow- ing the services Greater Miami Hebrew Free Loan Association was to hold a i eral meeting at 8 p.;n., Thurs- day, in the Washington Federal AuditoruiiimTni \Va..I^^Il^T6n,*.tTe. Rabbi Solomon Schiff. of Beth El Synagogue, was to be featured .speaker. Isadore Schwarti, who was recently installed for his 11th term as president, said that "this meeting will start the 13th year the Association has been serving the Miami area with free loans to citizens in time of reed." Starting with an initial treasury Of S25 some 13 years ago. the Free Loan Association last year lent out over $15,000 to applicants. "It is significant of the deep affection in which the Association is regarded that in all the years of its operation, all loans have been repaid." Schwartz said, add- ing that "last year, the Associa- tion, for the first time in its exist- ence, was able to raise the limit of its loans to S500." A member of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, the Free Loan Association derives its funds pure ly from memberships, which are Variety Drive Elects Melniker mod exclusively for loans The Association operates free ,f ad- ministrative expenses. All -, r. "cei are donated by amittee members and officers. All loans granted at erest free. | FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION on Ihe = I laic* Hendartonvilla, N.C., Mountain * lake Edg.watar Apts. Wet* wa.or, : Resvrvatont lilaraturr, modem, ulilj. J I MM included. 4717 Alton Rd, Miami I Beach, JE 2-6714. or P.O. Bi, 525 I HENDERSONVIUE, NC j Individualized, Personalized lastruc- { tion by experienced nationally oc i credited TEACHER Or PIANO ORGAN, ACCORDION for tots teens,} adults. Classics, current. Air-Condi- tioned. Recent student awarded col- { lege scholarship. HI 8-6283 Mra M^^nMww YEARLY BASIS )|P1 Per Month ?JI Per Person Double Occ Including 3 KOSHER MEALS DAILY Eve and Terry Sponder Phone JE 10496 Edward J. Melniker has been named Miami Beach area chair- ------------------------------------------------- man of the Variety Children's Hos HELP WANTEDFEMALE pital development program. * t n % f it Part-time. c.ipPD'r comp.intj- *3r e - As former Chief Barker of the der,y woma 0n Miami Beach, also j Variety Club. Tent No. 33, Mel supervise hyoiene and mediation. 'niker "has long been associated phone Sunday omy 9 am to >u Noon, with* the hospital, winch em M0 1-5024 phasizes "total care" for the ail- >>>***>ata*Aaaa*44aj* ing child. He is assistant vice president of the Mercantile National Bank of Miami Beach, in charge of new business and customer rela- tions, and has been active in the civic, welfare and business life of Miami Beach. He is a past president of the Miami Beach Civic League, a di- rector of Kiwanis. president of the Lincoln Road Merchants' Guild, and vice president of the Chamber of Commerce. Business and Professional Division. Accepting the job of directing the drive on Miami Beach, Mel- niker said, 'Our out-patient load has grown tremendouslynearly 50,000 a yearand we need more room. We must step up our drive to match the Federation allocs tion by June 6." MALE OR FEMALE COOK Kosher Cooking for Smail Insti- tution. Year Round, Good Pay. Call Mr. Siegel at 532-6491 Ship Your Car Home NO EXTRAS NO PASSENGERS DOOR TO D \'BR CH. of CC MM DEPENDABLE CAR TRAVcl 127 Lincoln Road JE 8-2688 AERIAL SIGN CO. AIRPLANE BANNER TOWING fear Round Gold Coast Coverage Covers Your Selling Area Wl 5-1602 THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED NCfOS H>* ITS THRIFT SHOP All Your furniture. Clothing, Linens, Dishes, Drapes, Eft. PLEASE CALt US FOR PICK UP THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED THRIFT SHOP 7331 N.W. 27t* AVENUE Ph. 696-2101 Closed Saturdays SS,Jr!r' IHember f ,he bo^'o* ^e Greater Miami Histadrut Committee, announces his gift of S7.500. which will SnT Mr CnStrU5ii0n of a Kupa. rfolim Medical Center n Israel. Mrs. Lena Mintzes, also a member oi the board ex presses delight at the announcement. A prominon? Solth toranerCSern!oUni,,Y ^ Mn' Min,ZeS" knw" pSteK tor her senior citizens endeavor, was resoonsiblp ,iib fJ stein for a S7.500 gift from Metro CommuSS Chufk Hal also used to construct a Medical Center in Israel I AM THE BEST TAILOR in town. 15 yros In Miami. aH ryots alterations for man and women. S. Druck.r, 1 N.E. 3rd. St. Ph. FRanklin 4-1166 FHA-VA RESALES IN PERFECT CONDITION DADE & BROW ARD COUNTY From SlbO.OO flow SbO.OO Mo. AlTMAN INSURANCE i REAL ESTATE 76B NW 3rd St. FR 1-2421 We Handle Inturante of All Kinds Friday. May 3. 1963 +.k*/*ti n^rHiciti Page 9-B iRabbi Brooks To be Honored Temple Zamora's Bar Mitzvah Banquet to be held on Sunday evening. May 5, will honor Rabbi Hershel Brooks, spiritual leader of the congregation. To be held in the Temple Social I Hall, the affair will include a cocktail hour preceding dinner, entertainment and dancing. In the 13 years since it was or- ganized. Temple Zamora has pro- gressed from a rented store to its edifice on Zamora Ave., Coral Gables, and from a few members to close to 200 families. Temple features a Religious School, adult education courses. Young Married Couples Clubs, monthly cultural evening pro- grams, full membership of Brotherhood and Sisterhood, with programs of continuous ac- tivities, and a complete Junior Congregation service for chil- dren of the area. Officers of the synagogue are Arthur Deutsch. president: Will- iam Raskin and Stanley Silvern, vice presidents; Morns MoskO- witz. treasurer; William Locke, recording secretary: Hilbert Leav- itt. corresponding secretary: and Alfred Finkelstein, financial sec retary. Morton Towers Boat Ride Over 240 members of the Mor- ton Towers North Women's Club participated in a boat ride on Fri- day, Apr. 24. Mrs. Mollic Sam- uels is president of the group. lira, inforn he _lg-- Gre. he Ameru Yagupsky of the American v. ill be the theme alk by Maximo Sunday and Mon- r the auspices Miami Chapter of ish Committee. .- director of the Committee i.;;'iee in Tel Aviv, snei. He will ad Mrs. Ah. i ..-el. fits. Samana Dr., Bay Hei^li;-. 1 Monday evening, Yagupsky apeak at the home of Mr. and , David B Fleeman, 321 W. OiLido Dr., Miami Beach. Hajpaky 's expected to dis- Rich questions as "What Ike Ky Religious and Social Image on View Problems in Israel?" an "How Does the Israeli Picture Ameri- ca and the American Jew?" Prior to his appointment to his present post, Yagupsky served lor 15 years as director of the Com- mittee's Latin American office, which supervised AJC activities in Argentina, Brazil, and other Latin American countries. A native ofj Argentina, Yagupsky was born on | a Jewish farm of the Baron de. Hirsh Foundation. He is a grad- j uate of the School of Law of Buenos Aires University. 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May 3. 1963 vJewlstflcridrian Page 11-B lertz to Try :or City Council Ha) Hertz, local advertising i;U>jt, has qualified as a can- t( in the June 4 Miami Beach Hty Bouncil election. Her?: was defeated by only six c.ti his 1961 bid for the coun- A three-time president of the Lincoln Road Merchants Guild. lertz supporters credited him with fine creation of the imaginative beob Hoad Mall." Hertr. executive vice president ll the Hal Winter Co., Inc.. said le will base his campaign on "Mi- imi's Beach's urgent need for treat.y increased tourism and |onv<: : n programs." A resident for more than 20 I years. Hertz hat made study missions to 23 other tourist areas during the past several years. (His supporters say "he has be- [com* a recognized authority on [tourist promotion for Florida and me entire region. During his vrsits to numerous Caribbean and Latin American countries, he met with top government [tourist officials." It if time," Hertz said, "for Lliami Beach to have a represen- jative <-. council who is skilled in |rlverti>-ing. tourist promotion and busint-- management." Hertz said that 'the past two jnntcr seasons, athough highly mccesMul at their peak, have been ar too short to enable the aver- se bjsinessman to make a de- lent return on his investment." Heru supporters declare that fct almost singly handedly took the kr.tire council to task when it in- creased the tax roll unnecessarily nd without justification by some B.700,000. This fight was success- jl and v.eeks later there was a tax sllback of $7,200.000." Hertz says "I fought for a new public library. Largely through ay efforts this was approved by se freeholders in a subsequent kond ejection." He was also "the brimt booster for mobile libraries funds for Religious School Funds raised at the Temple Za- niora Brotherhood spring dance. -i>onsored by the group on Satur- day evening, -May 11, at the Tem- ple Social Hall, are for the schol- arship program of the Temple's Religious School. Chaired by j living Simons, the affair will in- clude presentation of gifts rang- ing from a television set to elec- : trie tooth brushes. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE H41 HERTZ ' for the ailini? and children in out- lying areas." Hertz lives with his wife. Ethel, and their two children, Steve and Pixie, at 5720 Alton Rd. Active in Miami Beach civic af- fairs. Hertz is a member of the President's Council. Ad Club of I Greater Miami. Civic League, : Chamber of Commerce, Elks. ; Moose, B'nai B'rith, Miami Beach Senior Citizens, and Temple Beth Sholom. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, cL.OR.DA IN PROBATE No. 59282-B. |\ UK :.,:. ..i U JAM SHANE I... .. -. .! NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' All :. lllti Ml Person, i (a c. Demand* Against >.i-i I '.it. hereb) notlfli ii ami n -.in an. claim* ami de- h you mn.v have agnlnet u 11 I.I AM SHANK il. - '-! !.> "i I Mil.- County, Florlua, tlu- County Judge* of Dade Coun- itnd :.. ill.- same in duplicate ami provided in .-.. ii..ii 718.18, Florida 'int.', in theli office! Iii ill.- Coun- Courtl ise in Dade County, Flor- . win.: i e|g calendar months from tli.....( ih.- in.-i publication bere- nr in. pam will be barred. .: .<: Miami, Florida, Mill 10th : ^ il. A.n tea NORMAN A SHANK As Kxi cutor II (. - ALBERT I. WEINTRAL'B |A JAY CRI8TOL I- s. ourttj Trust Btdg. I-Maiii, s, Florida \. j. i 'rlatol torm Ebi< cutor :. 3-10-1T-S4 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 63C 4719 I'.HRTA M. MAC 11 IN. Plaintiff, ARMANDO MACIilN, Defendant. 8UIT FOR DIVORCE To: ARMANDO MACHIN .ii*.". aiiiIiiIh.u Avenue N.w Fork City, New York Ton, ARMANI (> MACHIN are ; hereby notified thai a Hill >.f Com- plaint for Divorce ha* been filed [against you. and you ar*- required to serve a copy .f your Anawer or Plead- , Ins in the Bill "f Complaint on the , Plaintiff. attorney, Sanfi.nl I.. Much- nick. 250 71st Street, Miami Beach 41. Florida ami fit.- the original An- swer .r Pleading in tlu* office f the J Clerk of th.- Circuit Court on or be- for.. Hi. Srd da) of June, 1*88. if you fall t.. demanded in th.- Hill of Complaint. This notice shall be published once each week i"<>r four consecutive weejts* In TIIK JKWlsll 1 UlRIDIAN. DONK AND ORDKRED at .Miami. Kloi Ida, this 1st daj of Ma;. \ i 1963 E. B. LEATHERMAN, oi, rk, Circuit Court. IHide County, Florida 11} K M IA MAX, i i ty Clerk ''-17-21 / hope Grandma likes my flowers Dignified, beautiful and reverently cared for surroundings for our departed loved ones am source of very real comfort to alt MIAMI E> AHOCOMMUNm MA n.-ini,,,,^,, MO 1-7693 NOTiCE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 63C 4716 M IRJORIE 8CZANNE REIS, Plaintiff, Vs. I RBI W REIS, Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: FRED IV. REI8 c o Stanley Blrotln An. do Vafmont 20 Lausanne, Swltserland. You. R.:n w. REIS, are hereby notlfU-d that a Hill of Complaint for Divorce has hecn filed against you. ami you are required to serve a copy of your Anawer or ri.-ailing to the Hill of Complaint on the Plaintiffs attorney, Snnfn.il I.. Muchnlck. < .. Htnlar A Muchnlck, ISO 71st Street, Miami Beach 41, I torldo and rile the original Answer or I'leadinK In th.' office of th,- Clerk of th.. Circuit Court on or before the Srd day of June, IMS. If you fall to do so. jmlmiu.iii by de- fault will I..- taken against you for the relief demanded in the Hill of i 'omplaint This noli..- shall be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in TIIK. JEWISH FLOR1DIAN. DONE AND ORDERED at Miami, Florida, this 1st day of May. A.D. ii..)::. K B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk. Circuit Court, l'a.i.-County, Florida (aval) B> K. M i.VMan. Deputy Clerk .". ;i-m-17-24 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY tllVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage ii business under the fictitious names of BAY TERRACE ami BAY TER- RACE ASSOCIATES at 12511 West ki'ptine, Miami Bench, Florida, In- tend io register .-.ml tinmen with the . ,. k >.| in.- 'in nit Court of 1 lade County, Florida. MARVIN KLEIN BARNETT OUTHARTZ MARTIN FINE Attorne) tor Applicants 14th floor, Dade Federal BIdg, Miami 82, Florida C/3, 1". 17. 21 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage it business under the fictitious name of PALMETTO FARMERS' MAR- KET at 7->"i N.W. lOSrd atreet, Hla- leah Gnrdens, Florida, Intend to reg- ister said name with th- Clerk of th.- Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. LOCHKT or FLORIDA. INC RICH-MILL of FLORIDA, INC. JAY-BET CORPORATION inn", inii'ont Plaaa Center, Miami 82, Florida WAI.TMAN. COHEN ,\: ROBERTS Attorneys for Applicant By: SY WALTMAN :. :'.. 1". 17. 21 CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION IN THE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE- SENTS SHALL COME, CRKKTINCS: Whereas, CELIA l>. JARVIS, MI- AMI. FLORIDA; BEATRICE K. JEK- NIOAN, MIAMI. FLORIDA; TRUDTf CAMPBELL, MIAMI. FLORIDA did on the Slat day of November, A.D. i?s.">. cause to b,- Incorporated under : the laws of th.- State of Florida PALM BEACH CROWN DISTRIB- UTORS, inc.. a corporation, with its principal place of business at WEST PALM BEACH, HALM BEACH COUNTY, in the Stati- of Florida, and whereas the proper officers of inch corporation did on the 22nd day of AUgUat, A.D. 194)2, CaUSe to he filed ill the office of the S.el.-tal> of State of the stat.. ..f Florida, a Certificate of Amendment changing its corporate name Io ROST I'AI.KY CO., INC. ami whereas such corporation did on the 26th da) of April, A.D. 1983, .-aus.- to l.e file.I In the office of tli.- Secre- tary of Slate of the Slate of 1 ...rida. the documentor} authority, required under Section 60S. 27, Florida Statutes, showing th.- dissolution of such cor- poration. Now. therefore, tli. Secretary of State does hi reb) certify to tli.- I going ami that lie is satisfied that the requirements of the law have been . omiilled with IN wii'NKss WHEREOF, 1 have h.-reunto set my hand and have affix..I th. Greul S,:il of tin Stale of Floi ida. at Tallahassee, he Capital, thin tlu TWENTY-SIXTH das oi APRIL, A.D 191 (-..all To.M ADAMS, Secret a.-} of state. -. ; .',:: CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION IN THE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA To ALL To WlloM THESE PRE- SENTS SHALL COME, GREETINGS: Uh.-reas. SAM ROST, M I nil BEACH, FLORIDA: N. E, BALL, MI- AMI BEACH, Fl.oRil.A; LIB B Y HOST. MIAMI REACH, FLORIDA did on the 2nd day of November, A.D. 1946, cause to i.....corporated under the laws of the state of Florida MI- AMI CROWN DISTRIBUTORS, INC. a corporation, with Its principal place of business at Miami. DADE COUN- TY, in the State of Florida, and whereas the proper officers of such corporation did nn (he 22ml day of August, A.D. 1962, cause to be filed in the office of the Secretary of State of the state ..f Florida, a Certificate of Amendment changing Its corporate name to THE ROST COMPANY, INC., and uh.-reas mil h corporation di.l on th.- 26th day of April. A.D. I96S, cause to be filed In the office "f the Sei re- lary of State of the State of Florida, the documentary authority required under Section 608.27, Florida statutes, bowing tin dissolution of BUCh cor- poration. Now, therefore, the Becretarj of State does hereby certify to the fore- going and that h is satisfied thai the requirements of the law have been compiled with. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and have affixed the Qreat Seal of the State of Florida, at Tallnhassee. the Capital, this the TWKNTY-SIXTH day of APRIL, A.D. 1963, (seal) TOM A HA MS. s.. retarj of state. -. 3 63 ROOF LEAK? 4 Mi, VICTOR CONIf Let us repair it or apply a new one. For free estimate phone: ._ ACME T*^ ROOFING 685-1952 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Chapter 20722 Acts of 1941 File AA-20979 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 106 Corporation holder of County Tax Sale Certificate No. SMI laaued the 1st day of June. A.D. 1961, has filed same in m> office, and has made ap- plication for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. Said Certificate embraces the follow-in"; described property in the County of Dade. State of Florida, to- wlt: lots :. ,v 6 Block ll. Coconut drove Bee I "art 1 of Coral Qables, Flat Dook 14 Pa(e l'",, In the County of Dade, State of Florida. The assessment of said property un- der the said certificate was In the name of: Samuel Bmllch. Unless said certificate shall be re- deemed according to law, the prop- erty described herein will be sold to tin- highest l.idd.i at the Court House door on th,- fiist Moiulaj In the month of June. IMS, which is the Srd day of June. I6::. Dated this 10th day of April. IBM. K. H. LKATIIHRMAX. fieri, oi i 'in-Hit Court. Dade County, Florida (seal) By: R. M. LBBPER, Deputy Clerk S/S-10-17-14 NOTICE OF WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of Chapter 178 of Florida Statutes Annotated flWl), Ware- housemen and Warehouse Receipts, wherein ACE-R.B. VAN LINKS. INC., a Florida Corporation, by virtue of its- warehouse hen. has in its possession the following described propert) : Household Ci-ods As the property ,.f Mr s M i.eithton c/o T.d Wal- lace, l:'.77 H.W. Mtll Street. .Miami. Florida: and the Household Goods of Andrea Mallory, n K. -. Andrea Smith,: ::<: N.W. |68th Terra.... Miami. Flor- ida, and thai on the Srd day of June, | I'....:'., during the legal hours of sale, mainly between 11:00 forenoon and _':imi in th.- afternoon, at 1136 N.w. .'4th Avenue, Miami, Florida, tli.- un- dersigned -hail offer foi s.,:. t.. th. highest bidder f"i cash in hand the above described property of Mr. s. M. I.enHiton. .- .. Ti .1 \\ Bllace, 13" N. \\ 34th Street, Miam I Io Ida: and An- drea Malloi x. a i. a vinii.-.i Smith, !76S N w. I6sth Terrace, Miami. Flor- ida l mi. .1 al M urn. I- lorlda, thin Isl das "i Mn> \ci-: R.II. > AX LINES, INC NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW N'ul'ICi: IS HEREBY GIVEN that tli. undersigned, desiring t.> ngage in business under the fictitious name of HCNTER SPRAY SERVICE at Mi- ami. Hade Count) intends to register said name with the clerk of th.- cir- cull Court ..I Hal. County. Florida. ALBERT V'RANA ENTERPRISES, INC. H\: Albert V'rann, Pi esldent Aronovlts, Silver A Scner Attorneys for Applicant Ainsley Building :. :l-ln-17-24 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that th.- undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious names of Y.- old. I'rint Shoppe; Ye old.- Off- set Shoppe; Ye Ohle Miiii.-o^rnph Shoppe: at 2353 Coral Way, Miami I."., | Ma., intend t<> register said names with th.- Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County. Florida. CHARLES M. FREEFIELD MARIAN FREEFIELD r./:t-P)-17-S4 NOTICE OF SUIT or ORDER OF PUBLICATION ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No 63C 4651 ARTHT'R IASON ARONSON, Plalutlff, LORRAINE ARONSON, 1 ...feiulant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: LORRAINE ARONSON i -. Smith ii M.-i..-ii.in Street Dorchester, Uussai lius.-tts You, UlRRAINE ARONSON, an herebj notified that a Hill of Com- plaint for I Mm.i,e has been filed against you, and you ate required to serve a copy of your Answei oi Plead- ing to the F.ll of Coimi'aint on the I'lalntifrs Attorney, GFIOROE kas- TENBAI M. ESQ., KASTENRACM. MAMKER, OOPMAN .V EPSTEIN, One Lin...In Road Building, Miami Reach, Florida, and file the original Answer or Pleading iii the office of the Clerk of the Ciieuit Curt on or before the Ird day of June. 1903, If you fail t.. do so. Judgment b} de- fault will h.- taken again*) you for the relief demanded in the Hill of Complaint. This notice shall he published 0IM6 each week for four consecutive w.-.-ks in TIIK JEWISH FLOR1DIAN. 1H1NK ANI> ORDKRITH at Miami. Florida, this L'lth day of April. A.D. 1963. E, B. LEATHEIUIAN. Clerk, Circuit Court. Hade County. Florida (seal) By: K. II. LYMAN I >.pui v Cl.-rk GEORGE KA8TENBAUM, Esq. Kasteiihaiini, .Mamher, Gopman Oh.- Epstein Attorney for Fiaiutiff 7.'3-10-17-21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. 63C 98 DOLLAR SAVINGS HANK OF TIIK CITY ol' MAY YORK. Plaintiff, ALFRED I. LAS1IF.R et ux I lefemlalits. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ALFRED I. LASHER 590 Host..n Nick Road North Kingston, Rhode Island You ar.- hereby notified that the above captlonad action has heen insti- tuted against you in the Circuit Court of the ELEVENTH Judicial circuit of Floi Ida In and for Hndc County to foreclose a mortgage upon the f..l- t.iwiiiu described real propert}*: Lot i:'. Block 42. SCOTT LAKE manor SECTION six. according to th.- Flat thereof, recorded in Flat Hook 95, Page 11 of the Fill.lie Rec- ords of Had, County, Florida You ar.- required t.> file your an- swer to plaintiff's complaint with the Clerk ..I the aforesaid Court, and serve a cop) thereof upon plaintiff? attorne- martin FINE, nth Floor Hade Federal Hide Miami 82, Flor- ida not later than Ma*. 27th, IMS, or a Decree Pro Confesso will i..- entered agninsl you DATED Vprll -M. iv.;::. i: l: LE \THKRMAN. Cll ik. CIlTUll Court, I' lie l.-'llllA. F 1.1 ill.l (seal) Bj i' I' i'i .i'i:i.A\ 11 I i.111 \ i 'I. 11; MARTIN I Alt..I 1:. ntlfl iiih i llldg Miami I". IT. :'I LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Notici-: is HEREBY GIVEN thai th.- imdersiKiied, desiring to engage. in business nn.l. r the fictitious name of AA INSTANT Al'l'o JNSURORH at 1727 N.W. 7tli Street, Miami. Fla., Intends to register said name with the Cl.rk oi th. Circuit Court of I Mil. County, Florida. ATKlSSoN COLE INSI l!Wi i: agf:xcy, inc 4 2-:. '::. I", w NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ih.- undersigned, desiring t.. engage In business under lie- fictitious iiain.- ol Craiu's Camera Center at 717.". B.W .'.7 Avenue, South Miami. Florida m- i.iiiis io register mid name with the Clerk "i He- Circuit Court oi Dade County, Florida. SAML'BL F. DANOW shevin. Goodman .' Holtiman Bj : s'ylvan N. Holtsman Attorne} for Samuel R. Danow S46 Seybold Itulldlng Miami S3, Florida -. S-tO-17-24 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY c.l\ I-7N that the undersigned, desiring to envage in business undei the fieiiti.uis name of ALLS I'ATIOS BONDING CO. at 1727 N.W. 7th Street, Miami. Fla Intends to register said name with th.- Cl.rk of the Ciieuit Court of Had.- County, Florida. ATKJ8SON .v col.i: INSFRANCF. agf:ncy, INC 4 26, "':!. W, 17 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREFTY HIV1-TN that th.- undersigned, desiring '.. ent;:^. in husin.ss under the fictitious nam of KEL Ml sic SALES at 193 S.E. 1"th Ct., Ili.il.ah. Fla., iiit.-nds to register said nan-. With the clerk of the circuit curl of Ha.I.- County, Florida. TONE HisTRiniToRs. INC. I 26, .".. :. I". i: NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No. 63C 646 REG IN A WILKINSON". Plaintiff, \ s JOHN DONALD WILKINSON, Defendant. SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO: JOHN DONALD WILKINSON usi s... Hoover Street l.-.s Angeles 6, California You. JoIlN DONALD WILKINSON. are hereby notified that a F.ill of Com- plaint for Divorce lias been filed against you, ami you are r.-piireii to serve a copy of your Answer or. Pleading to th.- Hill of Complaint on th. Plaintiffs attorney. SAMFF.l. FLHTCHKR. 160 95th Street. Miami Reach 14, Florida and tile the orig- inal Answer or Pleading in the Office of the Clerk of th.- Circuit Court on or before th. 20th daj of May. i" If you fail t.. do so. Judgment by d. - fault will i... taken against yon f--r th.- r.-llef demanded In the Bill o t 'omplaint. Tins notice shall be published nnci each week for four consecutive we. In Till: JEWISH Fl." IRIDI \N DONE AND tiRDFJRED at Mtnn Florida, this tsth das of April, A D. 196 '.. B. B LE VTHERM \N. Cl.rk. Circuit Court, Dade County, Florida (seal) Bj : K. M. LYMAN. Deput} ci.-rk SAMI'EI. I'l.FT. I Hi: 260 93th Si r.-ei Miami I'...,. I, i Flo i.i., Attorne; foi Pin 4 19-26, 5/3-10 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS IIKRKHY 0IVF:N that the undersigned, desiring t" engage In buslnesf undei th.- fictitious name ..t SIN STATE PAINT AND lloi'Y 8HOP at 1501 N.i;. 130th St., No. Mi- ami. Fla.. intend t> register said name wiih the clerk of the Circuit curt of Had.- County, Florida. DANIEL I.. MII.I.FR JAMES R. FITZSIMMON8, si: Partners 1 12-19-28, - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that th.- undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fh-tltiotis name ol MOTEL CONSULTANT ASSOCIATFS at 1100 N.W. SSth SI., Miami, Flo Intends to register said name with the Cl.rk of the Circuit Court of Dadl ('..iinty. Florida. GULF AMERICAN LAND CORP, Ow mi' 4 I9-2*. B/3-10 IN THE CIRCU'T COURT oc THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUN TY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 63C 4029 ANTHONY S. Hi >N A To, Plaintiff, VS. LIN A DONATO, H.-f. ndant. "' SUIT FOR DIVORCE TO UNA DONATO .".2-1 Winkle Ai enue Jersey City, n.i. You an- hereby notified that a F.ill of complaint for Divorce has been filed against you, and you are r. - quired to serve a copj of your An- swer or Pleading t.> the Ulli of <'oni- plalnt on th. Flaiiitiils Attnraeys SHEVIN, GOODMAN ft HOLTSMAN. by ALV1N GOODMAN, 146 Seybold Building. Miami "J, Florida, and til.. the original Answer or ['leading in the oifl. .., the Clerk of the Circuit Court on ,.r before the 80th .lav of May, 1963. if you fail t.. do so, ju.iu- ment bj default win be taken atmlnat you f..r tin- j. li. t demanded in the Hill oi Complaint 'Flii- notice shall > published nni .-a. Ii w e. k :. r f -u i .n^.-e itlve vv ' in Till-: JEWISH Fl.oRini.W 1 'one and l (Till : il at Miami. I ida. this |5th dai ol Aurll. i: B. I.KATIIFRM.W. l'l. rk, ( i-, nit Com I. I >a.'e i 'iniiili I- lot i i -. al i By: K. M LYMAN, SIIKVIN .....-I'll \\ ,v Htll.TZM VN i hold Bull. I Ivlt I I 19 ) Grwaa fee? : fas 79- CHICKEN Rreast Qtrs. 49 <^ i K >1 > We T gr Aa DC R; f:c:a tin. -Nore Rose Spec >.:ce rrorr Ma rta* High. *6 *u% *Cff'.< i**#'f*w3- w C*vr < \ ~ win ~4MK *1 -*" OS7 ^s nil* V^ .l *OA ROASTERS 4S RS3 69< i . Ireast W kef 89 - - OCl own Pickled Steer BRISKET 1st CUT CUT C r C r ________ |