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1>ay Turin: OKUKK OF Fab 6 MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI 8EAGH *V ^SOOOOIttSOO! i 631 s :^0,OQQ.OG___. ^S .ecKiiiNruii mru^r or account AS-smffN Dollars GUI president b. S2.WM00 Now! A check for $250,000 for the Combined Jewish Appeal was handed to officials of the Jewish Appeal Sunday in Mi- ami Jewish Federation presi- dent. This was an advance on the million dollar 1948 pledge to the United Jewish Appeal. Mrs. Goldie Myerson. head of the political department of the Jewish Agency in Palestine, received the check from Sher at the pro-campaign meeting at the White House hotel fol- lowing a plea for immediate funds to assist in the present Palestine crisis. $30,000,000 is being sought from the United States. (Read Malakoff on page 3.) lie\wiislhJElliOipidliiaun Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY VOLUME 21NUMBER 7 MIAMI, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 PRICE: TEN CENTS I --I___Ci.,4.,.1.,, T*v|. P..kl;eU.^iPalestine Militias To Be Planned Jerusalem btatute I ext Published Before Termination 0f Mandate Trusteeship Council To Discuss LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)A draft statute for the international regime of the city of Jerusalem, which will be submitted to the U.N. Trusteeship Council next week was made public here. The internationalized city will be a "corpus separatum" under the ad- ministration of the United Nations, acting through the Trusteeship Council LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)As the Security Council prepared to discuss the Palestine issue this week, on the basis of the first monthly progress report of the U.N. Implementation Com- mission, it was revealed here that the Commission will ask the British Government to permit it to undertake four specific steps in preparation for the formation"^ of militias for the Jewish and Arab states in advance of the British surrender of the Man- date. The four steps, outlined by and the Governor, to be appoint-^ ed by the Council. Some of the main provisions of the 29-page draft statute are: 1. The United Nations would guarantee the territorial integrity of the city and the maintenance of the special international regime. In case of aggression, or a threat of aggression, "or any other attempt to alter by force" the special regime, the Security Council would be informed. 2. The city itself would be de- militarized, with no "para-mili- ii mations, exercises or ac- tivities permitted within its bor- ders However, a special police force would be organizedof such size as the Governor deemed nec- essary"to assist in the main- it:, ince of internal law and order, and especially for the protection throughout the city of the Holy Places, religious buildings and sites." This special police force (Continued on Page 4) Academy To Be Dedicated Sunday A capacity attendance of Miami Beach and Miami resi- dents and tourists is anticipated to hear the national, state and local leaders, who will bring greetings, messages and felicita- tions from outstanding Universities and National Organizations, this Sunday, February 15th, at 8 p.m., at the Hebrew Academy, on the occasion of its first formal dedication exercises, which will be held in the auditorium of* its building. Among the prominent figures who will attend the exercises will beColonel Morris J. Mendel- sohn, past national commander of the Jewish War Veterans; Doctor Oscar Z. Fasman, presi- dent of the Hebrew Theological College of Chicago; Doctor Her- bert S. Goldstein, professor at Yeshivah University; Dr. James T. Wilson, supt. of the Dade County Board of Public Instruc- tion; Marcie Liberman, mayor of President of Yeshiva University To Arrive In Miami February 18 Dr. Samuel Belkin, president of Yeshiva University the only university under Jewish auspices, arriving in Miami reb- ruary 18th, will be honored by well-known educators at a reception on Sunday, February 22nd, at the Tides Hotel, Miami .................________ ... Ronrll Miami Beach and Abraham Good- man, vice president of the Zionist Organization of America. Among the Rabbis of the Great- er Miami community who will be present for this occasion are: Rabbis Irving Lehrman. Max Shapiro, Moses Mescheloff, Jos- eph E. Rackovsky, Leon Kronish, and Murray Grauer. One of the interesting features of the dedication will be a color- ful presentation and contribution of American flags by the Jewish War Veterans of Miami Beach, to be placed in every clas of the Academy. "Doc" Maurice Klein, councilman of Miami Beach, will conduct the special flag ceremony. A musical program will be giv- en in which Cantors Jacob Gold- ring. Samuel Kelemer, and other musical figures will participate. Dr. David S. Andmn. president of the Academy stated: "The dedi- cation exercises of the Academy constitute the fulfillment of a promise and hope which many of the leaders of our community have cherished for years. The es- (Continued on Page 4) the Commission as "preparatory," are: 1. Designation of cantonment areas; 2. Recruitment; 3. Train- ing; 4. Equipment. The Commission's decision to make a formal request concern- ing the four "preparatory" stages followed a report by Philippine delegate Vicente J. Francisco, who has been negotiating with British representatives here on the ques- tion of creating a militia before May 15. Sen. Francisco stated that the British Government wanted mure specific information as to what the Commission mean by "preparatory" steps. Other points on which negotiations between Sen. Francisco and the British continue include the eventual dis- position of arms, equipment and stores owned by the Palestine police force. Meanwhile, the Commission made an open bid for the services f the administrative personnel of the Palestine Government. Morgenthau Rolls Up Sleeves, Ready For Work DR. SAMUEL IEIKIN Beach. Born in Poland in 1911, he studied at the famous Yesh.vos of Radin and Mir. and was or- dained in 1928 at the age of 17. In 1929 he came to the United States and continued his studies at Harvard and Brown Universi- ties, attaining election to Ph. Beta Kappa and reeving his PhT> degree from Brown in 1935 Dur ing the academic year 1929-J" nf Belkin served as a lecturer R-.hhinical Seminary at Citvt fa'nd O and during the academic ear 1934-35 he held an honorary lege and m 193b ne an instructor mud Seminary. In 1937 ne (Continued on Page *i Up- / *i - ... .__4 Hpnrv Moraenthau, Jr., general chairman of the national United Jewish Appeal, are Listening icurwn_ r Goidie Myerson, head of the political department of the Jewish Rabbi Ir.v,n| ",:" j'acob Sher. president of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, and Morris Agency in fi"e ration, (seated left to right.) The picture was taken at a pre-campaign EeoTmeeting tat Sunday morning in the White House hotel. . . PAGE TWO fjtnist Meridian FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13, "Kinship Day" On February 15 Prelude To Brotherhood Week Of Activities "Great though tho scour; cancer and hi which claim the lives of thousands of Americans annually, the d df hate and intolerance is n a destructivi declared Harold Turk. Public chairman of the Mi n of the National i Christians and Jews. He was speaking before a disting i group of women i ivic I sembled to discuss plans for the 13th annual observance I "Bi - therhood w Turk pointed out thai the hope of the future l. I hum- an n lations on this earth i children lies in planning in bi ;' un- derstanding among children, whoso vio\<..< are yet ui For the first time since the of- ficial observan ol "B I Week" thirteen years ago a plan has been j.-, Day." when evi ry : E Greal Miami will be urged to some membei to "br< ak bri prelude ti the launchinf Week." best place to talk With lorn." I Turk. The enthusiastically re :' the group, wh : live .support of the pi A. W. Gottschall, Fl j k whei Katz Unveiling LTm f a memorial to the th teJenni. , 2479 s.w. 9th St., will take . ... at : p.m. tion of v. ry. Rabbi Max iro will the Palmer ol aic mh ............ .. .. ,. ii , " Friends -end. a period of one ______ Sachs Unveiling A mon "> "' ill be un- m. in Mt. will vie for the j annual Brotherh \ V i A special i say i intesl . who MARVIN'S BARBER SHOP NEW LOCATION , rHAIRS-5 FIHST-CLASS BARBERS 5 CHAIH^manicurist_ 220 West Flagler Street Phone 3-9218 friends ol Your Complete Department Store With Quality Merchandise Washington Ave. at 13th 8t Miami Beach And for your convenience Morris Brother's New Ap- parel and Accessory Store 70 E. FlagUr St. Miami DRINK PLENTY OF C/Tripure M Water DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME CASE OF SIX TABLE BOTTLES . 5-GALLON BOTTLE (Plus Bottle Deposit) PHONE 2-4128 85c 75c on "Patl P" CuP award will be Jac- G. Sal n Ann ' Orel Unveiling : :' : ; of a moi :' '.: Dr. E. D. P :' Counl [t. Sii 22 2 S i '' ill be con- nd Dr. C, R M Mes- i Human Relations 1 hrisl Jews, will head. j, to be present at l I of the made 23, at the hi Id the M will be i vice in I ,f hun ty .' 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You II love it-and sleepl Drink Delicious "r DINING OUT? No waiting/ Res. taurants and hotel* corry Instant Sanlca in individual -nvclopw. INSTANT SANKA COFFEE*-**' Tfct on/y ijufcutf coffM ffcaf. 97% m*hh+**> LpAY, FHBRUARY 13. 1948 +Jenisti fhridlan PAGE THREE 'We Need Help Now" .... Myerson nv MILTON S. MALAKOFF The muffled sounds of ten hiusand voices .shouting, singing, fl lo the accompaniment B surf penetrated the meet- L oom in the White House ILi where two score members E .he hold industry wore hav- f their 1948 Combined Jewish tppe"1 breakfast last Sunday norning- It was a typical tourists day. Lide there was gaiety and |n .affected sun-worshiping. In the 0m hotel owners and lessees l-ho had been too busy with their L-n affairs in the past few weeks do anv socializing were ichmoosing"' with their fellows ver coffee and cigars. The door opened. A woman td two men entered. A sudden ver of excitement pervaded the kom "That's Goldie Myerson." I man whispered audibly. As if Btructed by an invisible courier, i entire assemblage was on its Jet, applauding. [lUrs. Myerson. head of the poli- Ll department of the Jewish Lncy accompanied by Henry (orgenthau, general chairman, id Henry Montor, executive vice airman of the United Jewish tpcal advanced to the head lie. |jacob Shi president of the eater Miami Jewish Federa- ,0, presented the distinguished tests to the audience. He ex- pired they were in Miami to lend the United Jewish Appeal [tional big gifts meeting at the Quarter and were paying (courtesy call to the Federation pnpaign meeting, ihush descended on the audi- ts Even the noise from out- side seemed to diminish notice- ably as Mrs. Myerson .introduced in a few well-chosen words by Abraham Goodman, arose to speak. "Miami Beach reminds me of Tel Aviv, she began, "except that here one doesn't hear any shooting by day and by night." Her voice was calm, unthea- trical, firm. Here stood a woman, a mother. Like any other Jewish mother. Dressed simply, her ap- pearance gave the lie to glamor revealed in its place her con- summate and absorbing identi- fication with Jewish womanhood, Jewish motherhood the world over. She might have come from any city in America, any town or hamlet in Europe before the war, or Palestine. She was the per- sonification of all Jewish mothers everywhere. In the universality of her motherhood was lodged her strength her magnetism, her hold upon the audience. Her next words dropped as a bomb: "We are at war. "It is a war not of our choosing. We who have come to Palestine came there seeking peace. We wanted to spend our lives in the constructive upbuilding of the country. "But the Mufti, friend and co- worker of Hitler during the World War, has refused to per- mit us to live in peace. He has learned from Hitler how to ex- terminate Jews and he has de- clared war upon Jewrynot only the Jews in Palestine but Jewry as a whole. "He wants to exterminate the 750,000 Jews in Palestine as Hitler exterminated six million Jews in Europe. He wants to scare the Jews in the displaced persons camps and on Cyprus away from Palestine. He wants to prevent >he creation of an independent Jewish State in Palestine." She paused for a moment to let the full effect of this statement impress itself upon the minds of her listeners. . "And what of Great Britain?" she asked. "Great Britain is neutralnetural between the attacker and the attacked. Un- der England's policy of neu- trality, it is illegal for Jews lo possess the weapons to defend themselves." Grimly she continued: "Such neutrality works for the Mufti and his hirelings. Under such policy, our war of defense is il- legal. But we choose to live and fight illegally, rather than die legally." "During the World War, Eng- land came to the Jews of Pales- tine for assistance," she went on. "More than 30,000 young Pales- tinian Jews were in the British forces and helped Great Britain a great deal. This is our reward." The Jews of Palestine have "only one answerone willone desireone determination," she said. "We have no illusions about the dangers ahead. We know that many more of our sons and daughters will shed their blood and that we will mourn for them as we do for the 400 martyrs who have already laid down their lives. "The Yishuv is steeled to the idea that we are in danger. There is no fear, no panic, no hysteria only an inflexible determination to fight on to the endto create a Jewish Stateto establish in Palestine a place of refuge for homeless Jews everywhere." Her bid for financial assistance "nowto buy the weapons we need today to repel the attacker" was eloquent in its restraint. "We Jews in Palestine do not talk of sacrifices. We do not talk of giv- ing of our income, of five percent, or ten percent, or fifteen percent The thousands of young boys and girls between the ages of 17 and 21 who have registered with Ha- ganah and are now serving under the Haganah banner are prepared to (five their lives. When they stand guard over a convoy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and are i i.ud in defending the convoy, there's always another group waiting in Jerusalem ready to guard the convoy on its return from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv. "This is your war, too." She spoke slowly, emphasizing each word. "But we do not ask you to guard the convoy. If there is any blood to be spilled, let it be ours. Remember, though, that how long this blood will b shed depends upon you." Mrs. Myerson sat down. Sho Office Furniture Empire Furniture Factory furnishes many fine of- fice's and waiting rooms with seating furniture. Available in leather, fa- brics and plastic in 2000 s,yles for prompt deliv- eiY- Empire decorating staff will be glad to call at your office to make a layout of your require- ments. EMPIRE FURNITURE FACTORY 1225 X. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 9-6427 seemed weary. Her eyes had a far-away look, as if she were back in her beloved Palestine, out there in the Negev, in tho frontier outposts, on the danger road from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. When the applause ebbed and idience took to their seats, Mr Sher brought a smile of cheer to her tired lace as he handed her a check for $250,000 "on account" and assured her that the Jews of Greater Miami would redouble their efforts to raise speedily their share of the money being sought for the United Jewish Appeal- Mrs. Myerson and her escorts departed. The muffled sounds of ten thousand voices shouting, sing- ing, laughing to the accompani- ment of the surf penetrated tho room. Inside, conversation buzred It was a typical tourists' day in Miami Beach. 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Here is the message of several of our lead- ers, broadcast over a 50 city telephone hook-up this week. Participating in the telephone conference were Henrv Morgenthal Jr., genera! chairman of the United Jewish Appeal St< dent of the Council oi Jewish I Welfare Funds, Mrs. Gcldie Myerson, head of the Political Dei and Herbert H. tn, formei r of New York. By 1': Myers: ". .. A? much as we and in organi2 '"*' do moremuch more ,> to face with a cruc:. '"* Jewish people, a chapter which we wili write. I should say. a e writing it this very moment. I have great that our welfare funds will writi loriously :cp:ese:::.::a cs they do on and group in lev ish life working mon By Mrs. Myerson: e are -.. .,,-. -.-. :e. We still seek peace. But it was :.: y :c as We ting now :s a we Kinship If ay Brotherhood Week, a national observe ... ,,,,< /rrniinH \A/rTQh.inrr^*V,. Li ., " dedicated to a program of education and under! standing. Throughout the nation meetinqs wji take place, emphasizing the theme of brother- NEWS ITEM: MINISTRY OF 15 IN FIRST PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IN PAL- ESTINE IN 2000 YEARS---------. 5..;. s forced upon us by .he Mufti and hii : d on us the Arabi .- an unequal w be:.. '"'' oi m, with eai ; to ail the thin Rack us- ^u: ' Jewish :orru rea militia and '' possess the means oi defense. . "W might aski about it. The 7C ready raisea S2 paign and th< 58,000,000. This is in addition to our Kofr Hayishuv of 3400,000 a month. If this won't be enough we will do more. But you must not have any .. e cannot do it all ourselves. "We must ask Jews the world over to see us as the front line in the World War. We ask only to be given the chance to go on with the struggle. he big problem is time. Time is running short. It is later than you think. We need large funds nowtoday. The millions we might in four months mean very little. What we can mediately countsnot next month, but now. . "The Yishuv of 700.000 Jews, the thousands of men and women on guard and in battle in every point in Palestine are confident in their ability to . :o a victorious end and they know e American Jewish community will not . m. ------ turner. hood. Too often we take for granted good fellow- ship and understanding of peoples. Brotherhood Week presents the opportunity to reflect upon the' importance of true and sincere understanding. A further step along these lines is the novel idea of Kinship Day fostered by our local cot* mittee. As a prelude to Brotherhood Week, Sun. day, February 15th has been dedicated as Kin.' ship Day. Invite your neighbors and friends of other faiths to your house. Become acquainted.! Around the dinner table or in parlor chats opportunity to meet one another will go a k way towards spreading the goodwill and under, standing for which the Brotherhood theme haj been promulgated. Ilvbrvw Aeademu Dedication exercises of the Hebrew Academy on Miami Beach will take place Sunday evening. To a small group of undaunted leaders go the deserving credit for carrying their ideal into fruition. The whole problem of the day school under religious auspices in relation to the public! school is a moot question. It has definitely beet I shown that children who have had the enviroo-| ment of the Academy type of school during education, have risen to lofty heights as leada| in all walks and phases of life. Suffice to say that during the past ieil years day schools throughout the country html increased in size, enrollment and in number. I Mr. Morgenthau: rt must be done in the next two Trusteeship Council To Consider Draft Of U.N, Jerusalem Statute C :.' - t 1 tizen . ' Belkin Greeted By Educators Page i) 1 Lit- .-.- 3. The G h could be 1 the citj, or the A Jew- ti author il structi .- incil. Be? ' ; pinion ministi ati n of 1 ' ti by the non- E the 1 :> ich 1 . I the effective functioning of the ad::. I I I T I ' nor a with tl and pro- tection of H in P Tn C I Dei des The Legislativi cons..-1 i .1 single 1 hambi r, com- posed of citizens ol the cil 25 years of age Cil / de- finition of the statute, would include any persons who chose citizenship in either the Arab or Jewish state. Several altern. proposals for the composition of the Legislative Council are in- ty. - 1 ' weeksI repeat-two weeks, if we are to the defense line in Palestine. The United JewjU Appeal must have S50.000.000 from the commjl ties of America in the next two weeks. We n* S50.000.000 in cashnot in pledges. This is t minimum that is required to give the Jewi Palestine the funds they need to protect ther selves, and to kep the programs in Europe a the United States going on a restneteajxa^ September 8th. 1947 and boasBi enrollment of our 100 ch.WK who attend its classes, which Or] fer the first four years ol mentary school education II are also a number of kindergan croups functioning at the sen All the teachers are llceDsedJi der the Board of Public H er of I t the vol ncy in exercisii nm t- t office. 1 lOV- . t of thi hich exercise a Hi thi H rnor 1 of publi nic wel-----------------------------------------' I Leaders Dedicate Hebrew Academy (Continued from Page 1) | this institution in tern region of the ites, will, not only rvi as an to thi educa- : cultural advancement [thi n I girls of the great- er Mian i but has already, stimulati I interest in the found- n Augusta. G Charleston, S C and other The pri- tive of the Hebrew my is to offer to children ,1 rich, broad and profound ap- :. i understanding of lues and traditions of the American way ol life and the which cannot ntribute immeasurably to il strength and en- : the American Jewish in ' n exercises will thi successful con- ill year's pro- the school. The Hebrew pened its doors on tion and are expert m the ft of progressiv. tion. The officers of the HeoW| Academy arc: honorary- w presidents. Ira and J'lSenp".fs senzweig; president. Dr. DauM Andron; vice-presidents, W Levitt, Isidore Goldberg. W Goldberg. Paul Grossing* A. M. Bear; treasurer, Sffl Qrundwerg; co-treasurer, Levinson; gen financial secy* Sjrr.'je Lauer; imam..." Reinhard; r. < > ." Genet; medical adi win Makovsky. +Jmislinrr*** Friday |ii* Pub.l.hl..v.ry)rfdr.- H. By The Jwlh..riu,.,"1"cioridi Sixth Street. Mi.iJJ ^ ' on Rabbinic and Hellen- LiU rature to various learned tions. Hi ... rved as JuVJ of Mfl 1930. at the Post ""jj-,reh 5. ^ Fla.. under the Act of w llV) Th. Jewieh Fr'd.nd J?- the Jewieh UmK ,> Weekly. Member ol the f,,m graphic Agency.**'"Ne. Sf5 Syndicate. Worldw.de *<-.. j* - Editorial Anoc.J , National Ed Aaeociation of Eng Al!0t" the city, and Th. | l)(. ,_.. >' ': nC n rnittMoCJtw- Arabicand Hebr. 'ublication Society and the :;linS"' *W Of Arts and 8n" own central b nk ,. ' -'" working Ian- fiscal and guages. .]... *u irn policy, and con- ldUi nal financial An -adequate 0f pri-1 erations. p- 1 the many laurels he has ' be added his recent the Public Education iation. can '^"**,-_, .j, press **" ^"WBs/mPTforWTeS, One Year...... S. Two Yeare FRED K. SHOCHTT "d^or and P--''""' Telephones 2-1M' ^ 120 N. E. Sixth 9 Numb*! Volume 21 FRIDAY. FEBnUAR^j- I ADAR 3. 5,3 [^^VFEBRUAHY 13. 1348 Silvers Celebrate Golden Anniversary Celebrating their golden wed- M anniversary this weekend rValentine's day will be Mr. d Mrs. Morris Silver of 760 JV 3rd St. A reception will be Lid in i'"m" of the occasion at thcir home Sunday. Former residents of East !NS,,.L ... N. Y. the Sil- *Jcnist>ihrMtoun PAGE HVE Shackman-Askin Engagement Told Mrs. Elsie G. Shackman, 7941 Byron Ave., has announced the engagement of her daughter, Joan Marcia Shackman, to Lee Askin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Askin, of Baltimore. Md. August 22nd has been set for the wed- ding, which will be held in the Charles Room of the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel, in Baltimore. Joan Marcia graduated from Greenbrier College for Women, Lewisburg, West Virginia, where she was class president. She is now a Junior at the University of Maryland holding the office of Dean of the Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. Her fiancee attended the University of Maryland and is a member of the firm of Askin Brothers Company, in Baltimore. l>r. & Mrs. Cirlin Toll of Davghl er's Engagement Dr. and Mrs. Marcus B. Cirlin, 1754 Meridian Ave., have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Vivian, to Herman Grayson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Urs. Morns Silver |Vers have lived in Miami since 1941 Tin >' have three sons and [one daughter who will be present Iat the celebration with their re- spective children: Mr. Herman, [hairstylist <>f Miami Beach; and IMrs Pete Brod, of Miami; Joe Silver of Valley Stream, L. I.; land Jack Silver of Jacksonville Other out-of-town guests in- I elude Mr and Mrs. A.. Bergman and Mr. and Mrs. Ted London. I all of Brighton Beach, N. Y.; Mr. [and Mrs Applebaum of Hunting- don. L I Misses Mae, Florence land Beatrice Grossman of Jack- Inn Heights, L. I.; and Miss Ollie I key of Brooklyn. . Mis* Tanonbaum Sets *lii ne Hate June 20 is the date set for the marriage of Miss Hope Ellen Tanenbaun and Leonard Rivkind lent was announc- ed here last fall by her parents. Mr and Mrs. Samuel Tanenbaum, 2103 S.W. 11th St. The bride-elect was graduated manna cum laude from the Uni- i i Miami last month. She psychology. % urdine's Set of 10 gorgeous tropical Flower Prints JJ.50 set of ten Florida flowers reproduced in all their brilliant glory and specially packaged for ^mediate mailing to your northern friends! Each print hs caught the full bloom of a tropical flower in its own ch colors. All are suitable lor traming. Select a pack- ae of ten prints and mail 'hem away tomorrow. urdlnt't, Miami, Olft Shop, Second Floor Spring Wedding For Miss Kohl Miss Ruth Madelon Kohl and Wallace Oppenheimer are mak- ing plans now for a spring wed- ding. Their engagement was an- Miss Rttth Kohl nounced this week by her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kohl of 890 West 43rd Ct, Miami Beach. Miss Kohl attended schools in Miami Beach and the University of Miami. The prospective bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs Jerome Op- penheimer. 2123 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach, was graduated from New York University. During the war he served five and a half years with the Air Corps and was discharged with the rank of major. He holds 11 medals in- cluding the distinguished flying cross, bronze star an air medal. miATni itncoLn | |... toMr.OWI.l, I L "' COW.IWMO I I4J t FIAGU* ST OPEN IU.h 11:46 SUNDAV 35} LINCOLN KJAU MIAMI KACH OPfcN 1:48 Miss Rosenbaum Betrothed To Gindy Announcement is being made here and in Brooklyn of the be- trothal of Miss Toby Rosenbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum of that city, to Charles Gindy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gindy, 1632 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach. The wedding is to take place in Brooklyn June 19. Miss Rosenbaum is the niece i of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum of Miami Beach. She attended schools in Brooklyn. Her fiance is a senior in the college of busi- ness administration at the Uni- versity of Miami. Miss Graubert Engaged To David Bloomberg Betrothal of Miss Helen Ruth Graubert to David Bloomberg is made known this week by her Shirley Sitren To Wed Announcement has been made this week of the betrothal of Miss Seepa Shirley Sitren to Bernard I Shenkman, by her mother Mrs. N. Sitren of 1801 S.W. 27th Ave. and Akron. Ohio.. The bride-elect attended West Miss Cirlin Aaron Goldberg, 741 15th St.. all of Miami Beach. A graduate of Miami Beach High school. Miss Cirlin attended the University of Miami where she was a member of Alpha Ep- silon Phi sorority. She received her bachelor's degree at the Uni- versity of Illinois and did grad- uate work at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Grayson was also graduated from Miami Beach High school. A member of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity, he received his degree from the University of Miami where he will be graduated from law school this summer. The prospective bridegroom is a vet- eran of four years in the Air Forces and the OSS and the re- cipient of several decorations, in- cluding'^ the bronze star and the air force medal No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Sitrcti High school in Akron. Her fi- ance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack H Shenkman, 1119 N.W. First St., attended the University ol Florida, and is now majoring in accounting at the University of Miani; Wedding plans will be revealed at a future date. Miss Graubert parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Graubert. 237 S.W. First St. Bloomberg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bloomberg, 536 W. Flagler St June has been set for the wed- ding according to present plans. Miss Gaubert attended the Park college, Parkville, Mo., and was ited from the University of Miami. She is presently engaged in social work with the Jewish Social Si rvice Bureau. Mr. Bloomberg attended the University of Florida prior to his four years service with the Army Signal Corps, and received his law degree from the University of Miami last week. He is a mem- ber of Tau Epsilon Phi, social fraternity, and Nu Beta Epsilon, ll fraternity. SAFE and SURE ROACH loilJilM'SS Woiiion Honor I,him*Im'oii Honors Mrs. Wise Florida Women's Division of American Jewish Congress will hold its sixth annual donor lunch- eon in the Little Roumania. Alton Rd.. Miami. According to plans of the g-oup. headed by Presi dent Mrs. Louis Glasser. the af- fair is scheduled for February 29. Dedicated to the late Mrs. Louis Waterman Wise, wife of Rabbi Stephen Wise and founder of the division, the luncheon ar- angements include the efforts ot Miami Miami Beach and Esther chapters. Michel Rosenberg will master of ceremonies. Proceeds from the even' are to be utilized by AJC for the furthering of equal rights. \ .sting Mrs. Glasser are Mrs. Mickey Michaels, divisional chair- man; Mrs. John Soifer, chairman of the Miami Beach chapter; and Mrs Sidney Lewis, Miami. Morn II. Hickey CORSETIERE and DESIGNER Formerly of Flora Corset Shop 104 S.E. First Street Miami, Fla. Phone 3-1882 Complete TERMITE CONTROL Bonded Guarantee Phone 3-4848 449 W. Flagler St. w J! COMPLETE PEST CONTROL 11 otel Helens AMERICAN PLAN STRICTLY KOSHER UNDER MGT. OF EHRENREICH'S Formerly oi Ferndale, N. Y. RESERVENOWFOR PASSOVER HOLIDAY'S 1030 15th St. Tel. 5-5785 Twentieth Anniversary Year UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ModeSte AllOO, Musical Director FOB si'M'W I'Nl.Y Beserved ". $2.50, 11.75, ? 1 -" VII .MI KKNIOR HlliH WHOOIj, L'l"" W. I-'I.A' i 1 .e.K Sunday Afternoon, Fob, 15, 4::i". Monday Evening, Feb. 16, S::iO MALCUZYNSKI A N I s T GRADE "A" PRODUCTS SERVING GREATER MIAMI MILK CREAM ICE CREAM CHILDREN NEED Homogenized Vitamin "D" Milk PHONE 5-5537 >v PAGE SIX +Jenistifk>ri(tiaw MPAYjgit^ i3 OFF THE RECORD REUTERS VERSUS THE NEW YORK TIMES . Reuters, the British news agency, reports that the British commissioner in Cyprus denied the New Yoik Times story about the 1000 Communists on the Pan York and Pan Crescent ... But that newspaper continues publicizing the story with baffl ng stubborness Rarely has a report aroused such worldwide indignation ... For a Jewish-owned newspaper to indulge in such a vicious campaign is, indeed, beyond comprehension, reason and decency The Times even carried another Arab- manufactured slander that 1,500,000 Jewish Communist agents are about to be let loose on the world This would mean the total Jewish population of Poland, Rumania, Bulgaria plus hun- dreds of thousands of Russian Jews ... No lie is obviously phantastic enough not to be published by the Times Sulz- berger forgets that such reports hurt not only the Zionists but intensifies anti-Semitism Mosse and Ullestein in Berlin, Simon in Frankfort on the Maine, Benedikt in Vienna, Vesci in Budapestall of them publishers of the greatest newspapers in Europethought they would never fall victim to anti-Semitism . They at least had no precedent Sulzberger should know better ... No Jew in Europe has saved himself because he spoke or imitated the language of the anti-Semite. By raising the red scare at a time when all decent men and women are demanding action to halt the bloodshed in Palestine and save the honor of the United Nations, the Times has played into the hands of the official Arab-British propagandists who are de- termined to thwart the partition decision by the foulest of means ... It has abdicated its clcim to objective journalism and has gained, to be sure, the contempt of its own readers. Miami University Annomiee* Adult Education I nurses A course entitled Methods and Matherials in Modern Dan now offered in the second se ter of the Universitj ,, n | vdull Education for which tive students ter. Planned primarily for teai nee an I ph; the i -. who are inten dance as a tine art ai I n to musii or d tiv'- i will be emphasized, tor Miss Gertrude Z. Mooney, who will teach tin- course, believes that most successfully taught through practical situa- HELP FOR EVERY NEED White or Colored Call ALERT EMPLOYMENT 232 N.W. 2nd Ave. Ph. 3-6716 Hilda Denman, Owner DR. PAUL BECK 1 ' VOCAL STUDIO Foi A] 156 SANTO SPRINGS HOTEL SAFETY HARBOR STA. FLA. 1 hour by plane to Tampa, our auto service. Modern, tireproof. steam heat, elevator, solanums, patio. 60 outside rooms. 60 mineral baths, excellent cuisine; golfing, beach service, fishing. Sunshine Park track 6 miles. 2 deg tracks. American plan $-0.">0. European plan $5.00. Phone Clearwater 2567 for reservation. Miami School Children Raise Fund For Trees In misha Osar Bishevat, the child the J( f Great . nti ibuti d $750 I u the ntii in Pale : y 500 trees will be n the i Is. i and pie ] . i h Ji l 14: C i Gables . h C nter, 28; Miami 11, - . 20 A .!< w- 1 i dox, 10 Cert nti I I - LILLIAN DURRANT'S itsi Street Flower Shop 423 41st Street Opp. Sheridan Theatre Phone 5-7527 FLORAL FASHION 1ST In Complete Wedding Service Specializing In Decorating Private Homes and Hotels SMART CORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE DELIVER Miami Hebrew School Plans Package Party A pack the M ! ; ti p.m Rhumpus ' 11 Mi in chi by Mrs Isad 11 Fogel, Mrs. Ben .: Davi :, Mrs Schul id Mrs. Gi Adn thi part; value Schulwolf VTai x F< :. motion ing fund. C the e held W( I- 8:30 p.m. and the P.-T A. mi it 8 p.m. Thu: will discuss "The :. ,-.v." Zionist Forum Established A forum group has beei : for the discu f Zi n ;t sul cts. Undei the chairn an Sootin, i1 'i!- ii of the new Th I auditori in i> m. tion. It is "pen to both beginners itudi nts, Mooney, associate profes- sor in physical education, has dance at the Juilliard ; ,,i Music, Columbia Uni- hers college, and the Lmivi of Texas and Minnesota. She has studied with i Humphrey and at the Ben- ege of the Dance un- Martha Graham, Charles lan .md Hanya Holm. A VI es have been i luled for the division's ind registration C made for any of these Sole Distributors MARKLEY'S 2900 S. W. 8th Street Phone 4-4951 We Sell, Rent and Tun* Pan, THE BELOVED CANTOR >IOISIII Ml S||| H Will Appear In Concert at the Miami Beach High School Auditorium 1420 Drexel Avenue WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 8:30 P. M. ' flW Rabbinical Collets and Trade Scl.....I of rhirao and ''..mi: Beth 'Filial. Sal< N' .ii Cong-, Beth Tnlali, 933 Euclid .\wnui> HAROLD'S, INC. HairilreMsers 1D39 LINCOLN RDAD MIAMI BEACH PHONES 5-D467, 5-0468 44D E. LAS DLAS BLVD. FT. LAUDERDALE So Many Years . And it lives on in Jewish Tradition NOTICE Branning Insurance Agency Inc. Now Located 225 S, E. First Ayenue Dallas Park llo.H Ituililiu^ Same Phones 3-5761-2 and 3-4312 CARSTAIRS ^ White Seal j ,lkSDD WHISktl For So Many Years .. THE FESTIVE WHISKEY PREFERRED IN JEWISH HOMES Often when we light the candles to usher in the Subbath. we bring out the bottle of Carstairs While Seal an appropriate part of the Sabbath setting that blends admirably with the festive atmosphere. And no wonder, for Carstairs White Seal is * perfectly balanced blendrich yet light; mild ye' hearty truly a festive whiskey for a toast on the Sabbath and holidays and on all joyous occasions- carsdurs wnninnE sleail b J"* BALftNCED BLEND Local Group Forms Music Council A. Jewish Music Council has been organized for the purpose of fostering the study and apprecia- tion ol -Tl wisn music, according to Cantor David Kelemer, chair- man. Sponsored by the Bureau of i Education, the Miami yjj.YWHA, the Miami Beach YM-WHA and the Jewish Minis- ters Cantors Association, the Jewish Music Council is plan- ning -m illustrated program on the history of Jewish music. In addition '" fostering specific pro- grams 'ii Council is planning radio programs and an advisory to organizations which .. | ;rams of Jewish music. Members of the Council include Cantor Kelemer and Cantor Gold- ring, Abe Gannes, Daniel D. Rosenthal, Randy Polansky, Jos- eph Schreibman, Herman Fried, Lewis 1'owesky and Leon Shiff. Organizations interested in presenting a program of Jewish music- ..: urged to get in touch with Cantor Kelemer at Temple Beth S.'v.k'in, 4144 Chase Ave.. Miami Beach. * knisti ncrScifon PAGE SEVEN Beach Mizrachi Honors Mrs. Anna Berow Miami Beach chapter of Miz- rachi presented a certificate to Mrs Anna R. Berow Saturday , ymbolizing an inscrip- r her in the Golden Book in tin children's village in Pales- tine, as appreciation for her work durin..' Iir term as president. Other names that were inscribed i years of service to Miz- rachi include: Mrs. Bessie Adler- bloom, Mrs. Gertrude Bergad, .'.: Pauline Chill. Mrs. Sally C'.nlk.n. Mrs. Bertha Friedman, Mrs. Ida Friedman, Mrs. Rose V nan, Mrs. Mary Goodman. Mrs. .Samuel N. Grundwerg, Mrs. Filed.i Kalstein, Mrs. Eugenia Lilienfeld, Mrs. Samuel Rein- Mrs. Ethel Shaffran, Mrs Han;. Sear. S^vmour Kaplan Opens |.aw Office Atto.ney Seymour Kaplan, formerly associated with the firm BoHVier, Helliwell and Clark has opened his office for the private practice of law at 721 American Bank Bldg., Miami. A native of New York, Kaplan bas two years of private practice then. t his credit and a year serving as Corporation Counsel for the city. Having enlisted in the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet in February, 1943. Kaplan at- tained the rank of captain be- fore his discharge in 1946. During Ins service he studied Japanese at the school of Military Gov- ernment. Yale university, and then served with the Department of Justice of the U. s. Military government in Korea, receiving the Army Commendation award for his work there. Attorney Kaplan is married to the former Miss Marvelle Adler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Adler of this city. He holds the degree of B.A. from Oklahoma university; M.A., Louisiana State university (fellowship); and L.L.B., Columbia university i scholarship). Deborah Games Party Mrs. Ruth Granger, publicity chairman for the Deborah group of Hadassah, is sponsoring a games party Monday evening at 8:4i p.m. The public has been in- vited to attend at the Lord Balti- more hotel, Collins Ave., Miami Beach. Rabbi April On WKAT Rabbi Simon April will be guest speaker for the Greater Miami Rabbinical association broadcast Sunday morning at 8:15 a.m. over station WKAT. Topic of the Rab- in's address will be "The Task of All Religions in This Our World." Il||llll||ll I Seymour K&plan Children Aid PTA Project Children of the Beth David Sunday school are aiding tin md the Parent-Ti ers A. ciation in their money- making project for next month's Purim i A i e :- to he awarded to each f the hree children selling the largest number of tickets for the month of February. Goldstein Re-elected Announcement was made of the re-election of Dr. Israel Gold- stein for the second successive- year to his post as national chair- man of the United Palestine Ap- peal, the central fund-raising in- strument in this country for the rehabilitation and resettlement of immigrants to Palestine and for the building of the new Jewish State. Workmen's Circle Party A party will be held by Circle Women's club tomorrow vening, 8 p.m., at the 25 Washington Ave.. Mi- ami Beach. Refreshments will be Krved Proceeds of the evening *> go : ir Jewish D.P. orphan fund. THE Holland Inn 4760 N.W. 7th Ave. PHONE 7-9748 Chef Special DUTCH STEAK SANDWICH DAILY BLUE PLATE from Open 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. BREAKFAST 8 to 12 Noon SandwichesBeerWine Soft Drinks Under the Personal Supervision of C. F. JERNIGAN Owner 65c 65c Spring Registration Opens For Jewish Courses Registration for the spring semester of the College of Jewish Studies will take place on Mon- day. February Hi at the YMHA 1565 S.W. 5th St. at 8 p.m. Courses offered are: Element- ary Hebrew (beginners class), In- al Yi- termediate II e b r e w Conversa- tional Yiddish, Biblical Literature and Jewish Dance. The registra- tion fee is $1. Courses will be conducted for ten weeks, February 16 to April 26, inclusive. The college is spon- sored jointly by the Bureau of Jewish Education and the Mi- ami YMHA. PAMPER YOUR PALATE AND YOUR POCKETBOOKS Complete Breakfast from 55c Luncheons from 85c Dinner from $1.75 Open 'til 3 o'clock in the morning N. E. 2nd Ave. at 4th St. Under the Personal Supervision Of Ueorjjc J. Greenspan CASA FERRERO RESTURANT NOW OPEN Famous jor Spaglietti and Italian Dishes Serving Dinner 5 'Til 10 p.m. 128 N.E. 17th Street Phone 2-7105 * ." PK^tU^ Gt^1 HOrAO JO YOUP T,E-VVO*N KtCIPESi * aravie, soup$ 'J '" "VOr ' "8'amour" cream ,,,,'" nd *"* *mrfc This -ed,_, cream.snA;;;; ZJlT^lcu'- or Ola,, containers f ,n PPe' SOUR CREAM T J.. liiiil mi III nun mill In.,ill mill mill n The Jewish Floridian does not vouch for the Kashrus of any ol its advertisers. SAM PICCIOLO Formerly of MIAMI BEACH ANTILLA HOTtl CORAL GABLES PONCE OE LEON BLVD Italian American Dinners STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD bin *k AST ,RI- SLR V A 1 IQNS'-PH 4 8 1714 FLORIDA'S SERVING Vir.lRIEfill* AMERICAN |E W ISH DIN NER' ' tit A 6 COLLINS AVE MIAMI REACH HOYAL PALM HO I I I 1545 COLLINS AVENUE DIMM. ROOM Under Personal Supervision HARRY "PAPPY" FEINBERG Traditional Friday Night Dinners Triton Hotel Dining Room On The Ocean at Twenty-Eighth St. I till I^OUrse IHnnt'rs Air-Conditionecl Operated by Erwin Frishnet Music Phone 5-6651 170NJU,SST. f KmVSK. I OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TIII{ LOMM\ ARMS HOI II 727 Collins Ave. Miami Beach Featuring STEAKSCHOPSCHICKEN AND FINE CHOICE OF JEWISH DELICACIES Catering To Parties and Weddings Phone 5-1264 STRAND RESTAURANT Our Policy: To Serve the Best Food Money Can Buy Open Daily 5 P.M. to 2 A.M. Air Conditioned Washington Ave. at 13th Street Miami Beach BY RESERVATION ONLY KOSHER A dinner at Hotel Abrams is a rare experience. Strictly kosher food, exquisitely prepared and served in an atmosphere of old- world Jewish charmeven to the wine and zmiras on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Weekday Dinners at $2.50 Per Plate Friday and Saturday at $3.00 Per Plate Daily at 6:30 Saturday at 12 Please Telephone for Reservations5-6165 HOTEL ABRAMS 302 EUCLID AVE., MIAMI BEACH PAGE EIGHT Personally Speaking Mr. and Mrs. Louis S.eiger of 1258 Marseilles>*-* Beach, have as .heir house quests Mrs. Ste.gers bro.her-rn law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Cohen oi Philadelphia. Mrs. Herman A. Bindet of*836 N.E. 90th St. has returned home from Atlanta where she attended the funeral of her mother, Mis. Minna Lichtenstein.. Miss Joy Simonhoff, daugh^r of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simon- hofi of 5925 N. Bayshore Drive, has returned to M" ioltowmg her graduation from the University of Maryland last month, bhe was a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gleekman of New York City-and1 their daughter Kate are here to vis,. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raff crf 828 S.W 13th St. The Gleekmans arc staying a. the Lord Tarlcton hotel, Miami Beach. * * Mrs. Ben Cohen of 11 S.W. 38th Ct. has her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goldstein, and a brother, Gerald Goldstein, all of Milwaukee, visiting her for a few weeks. * + Murray Katzen Bar Mitzva At Center Howard Murray Katzen son ol Mr. and Mrs. Philip Katzen 0! ,,4, Michigan Ave., Miami Beach, -.11 be Bar Mrtevah to- Jewish Com- nunity Center. I Irving n will con- and. A < opt ' ' h will be held al his home k in fti no 'ii. town n \ M nrot th of B Mrs M G and Workers Xwded Success or failure of the 1948 ,,.n of the Community SSSd&cUt fPend. on recruiting additional work- ers to wind up the drive for $848,597. n This challenge comes from O. C (Jack) Corbin. drive chair- man, who expressed alarm at ,h(. shortage of workers re- quired to complete the cam- paign by Feb. 17. He warns that the shortage exists in all divi- sions in every section of the county. . The job is just too big lor 2000 estimated workers." Cor- bin said -If we're going to suc- ceed in raising the minimum required to maintain our 21 Red Feather services through the Community Chest, we must have more man and woman power, Goldstein-Harris Nuptials Sisterhood-P. T. A. Donate Canopy A son, Arthur Jeffry. was born to Mr. and Mis. Irving Lev January 19 at the Biscayne hospital. -* * Alan Kreizvoqel of Brooklyn is visiting his uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of 1130 Drexel Aye., Miami Beach for several weeks. He is a pre-medical student a. New York University Washington Heights college, New \ork Ci * * Mrs Allen Maldaver of Detroit, the former Miss Peggy Goldsmith, and her daughter Gail, arrive Sunday to spend the month with Mrs. Maldaver's mother, Mrs. Guy L. Goldsmith, 1452 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach. + * Mr and Mrs. Martin Genet of 837 4th St., Miami Beach, announce the birth of a son. Stephen Michael, January 13 in St. Francis hospital. * * A son, John William, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Spiegel of 310 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, on February 4 al 31. Francis hospital. Maternal grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Nathan Wrooble of Miami Beach. Mrs ,; f Ni > York City. Cardiac Tag Day ii f the Nat "hil- H ' .. m Miami. Is on the ts md c in the ex- home at St only th for children ver. Beth David Sisterhood and Parent-Teachers Association arc holding a card party February 15 at 8 p.m. in the Talmud Torah. Mrs. Frank Rose, general chair- man. is being assisted by Mrs S J. August and Mrs. Harrv August. 3 Hostesses for the evening jn. elude Mrs. Ceil Alpert, Mrs Eu- gene Mayers, Mrs. Henry Shier" Mrs. S. Grayson. Mrs. A A. Hay- den, Mrs. Joseph Milgram, Mrs" Irving Rosen. Mrs. Schneider Mrs. E. D. Safer, Mrs. Wm. Ditu man, Mrs. Herbert Sher. Mrs M Meirowitz, Mrs. Max Weiner, Mrs Moe Feingold, Mrs. S. J. August and Mrs. A. August. Members of Beth David Sister. hood have planned a musical pro- gram for Wednesday afternoon in Scheduled For March 28 the synagogue when they will pre. OtllCUUlcu ls<;nt a new weddjng ,.;inopy ^ Miss Rosalyn Goldstein and L.!- ,. Hams have chosen March 28 as the date for their wedding in the Floridian hotel. Their en- nent was announced this week by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein, H40 Lenox Ave, Miami Beach. He is the son : Mr and Mrs. A. J. Harris, 9524 Carlyle Ave., Surfside. The bride-elect was graduated Miami Beach High school and attended the University of Miami. She is a member ci Clara Hirsh Landau chapter. B'nai B'rith Young Women. A veteran of the Merchant Ma- rine. Mr, Harris attended the Un- ., ty of Louisville where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. He is also a mem- ber of Tropical lodge. B'nai B'rith. In Louisville, the prospective bridegroom is associated with Midwest Mortgage company. Rabbi Max Shapiro before friends and members of the congregation. Obtaining of the canopy was made possible through the efforts of Mrs. Hyman Mack and Mrs. Max TJaum and the added con- tributions of Mrs. Isidor Cohen, Mrs. Norman Jacobs. Mrs, Roy Mack. Mrs. Dave Warshaw, Mrs. Joe Bloch, Mrs. Henry Green- baum. Mrs Ben Kandel. Mrs. Ida Hertz, and Mrs. E. Landsback. It was made by Mis. E. D. Spencer. Rabbi Shapiro will speak on "BrotherhoodFact or Farce," for the 1:30 program, and Cantor Maurice Mamches will render several songs. Mrs. Hairy Laufer at the piano will accompany her son, Alan's violin selections. Re- freshments will be served. Program chairman. Mrs. Alex Steibel, has announced that money from the group's recent project is to be turned in at the meeting. Receives BS Degree Hyman He Mrs Samui i Hi cht, 128 W inn Ave ins bachelor of science di from the U month. H, ted in thi G> dept. while at th. Uri ty, and has been a member of the I ty of Sun- day school. WHY SHLEP- - Let us do your shlepping ol soft drinks, beer and wine and then pick up the empties. Isn't it easier? There is no extra costjust call 48-8248 Home Beverage Service 2206 S. W. 27th AVE. Marilyn Porte Engaged Mrs. Kv. P rti of 7! Ave Stanley Laml . her ' : : A n .. Beach ii Mr. Lan :. bert of M I Hi ved in thi :. A B Top Price Paid for MEN'S USED CLOTHING AL'S 432 N. MIAMI AVE. Phone 2-3213 Afternoon Ceremony For Mr. and Mrs. Paul Empol In his h ime Fi bruary 3, Rabbi i. n united Mrs, Isa- bel lie1, man and Paul Empol with ceremony. ::.,!. ly fol- liter is Dresi of Mi- nal hotel. She '. 1 J Mr Empol. former resident of I, N. J, came here in from the ii. n Pattoi two an 1 a half ; i : Eui pi He ha bei led ly wit 1 ' the original JQ/tPH J.RAWL/Oll SLIP COVERS DRAPERIES CORNICES HEADBOARDS Custom Made In Our Own Shop Complete Interior Decorator Service At Me Extra Cecil Come la or Phone For Our lepreaenlafire Mizrachi Women Meet Zvi Bi Mi Bi ' I) [.Sal Jr. Hadassah Observes American Affairs Month To observe American Affairs month for Junior Hadassah. Vice P i lent Ii' verly Raphael of the Miami Beach Unit, planned a ' ..m to follow the group's meeting, last night. Dr. H. D. Prensky, president of the American Veteran's Commit- tee spoke on "Is Lincoln's Work Don. Miss Celia Dobrin. American - chairman, assisted Miss Raphael. Business portion of 'he meeting included reports from . Cooper and Flor- ence Hildebrandt, who recently returned from the Southeastern rial Conference in Charles- ton s. c. Miss Sonia Zais directed the in special songs. GORDON ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS Hava your roof rapalrad now; you will aava on a naw roof litar "Satlafactory Work by Exparlancad Men" 414 S w. 22nd Avenua PHONE 4-BMO HAULING None Too Large or Too Smill PROMPT SERVICE W. A. DICKINSON TRANSFER CO. 2323 N. MIAMI AVE. Phone 2-4308 Sty o-ejjtt VI". pig, Rabbi Joseph E. Rackovsky 1520 S.W. 5th St. Phone 2-7439 Tires Tubes Batteries Auto Accessories Road Sertic* Carburetor and Electrical Work Gas. Grease and Oil Hob Perry Tire and Battery C* Phone 3-9158 and 3-2296 127 N. W. 20th Street Miami. Florida BROOK CLUB 9424 Harding Avenue Tel. 6-2658 SOLAR WATER SERVICE REPAIRS AND it o o s r i: it g DON S. COLEMAN CALL 4-7485 MPHJ.MWI/DNr Pi..- 1.01 SI INTERIOR DECORATOR i. F. GIVEN PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT a 420 Congress Bldg. MIAMI. FLORIDA Phone 3-3658 DESI ARNAZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA VIVIAN BLAINE Jerry Coyle Music JULES LANDE Maitre d'Hotel Manetti Liss Toby Cooper Is Regional Head At the Southeastern Regional Inference of Junior Hadassah, EutaCharleston. S. C. on Jan. kf Feb. is. and 2ndLM.ss Toby Icooper of Miami Beach, was Distinguished Talent Secured For Program An evening of music, song and laughter is promised by Work- men's Circle, Branch 692 of Mi- ami Beach, when they present Michael Michalesko, celebrated Yiddish artist, February 21. Ruth Secunda, lyric coloratura soprano, and Maurice Dombey, well-known Sholom Aleichem in- terpreter, also highlight the pro- gram. Anyuta Melicov will be at the piano. Proceeds of the evening will be donated for a hospital in Hanegev, Palestine. The event takes place in the auditorium of Miami Beach High school. three Toby Cooper ted regional vice president. The office entails duties over nine junior H '' Units located in Florida, Georgia and South Caro- Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. |A Coapt.* 124 West Avc., Miami Beac'i. Miss Cooper has been ac- m Zionist work for the past , : She is a member of IheGreati Miami Zionist Youth Commission, chairman of the oung Judaea Leader's Council, land vac president of the Miami fccach Unit of Junior Hadassah. |A sen.ui at the University of Mi- rm. she in esident of Phi Sigma Eyiu S rority, a member of the TexeaitivL board of Hillel, and a tember of the Pan Hellenic fbuncil. Miami Beach Unit of Junior Hadassah was commended highly la', the conference for proper util- isation of all phases of Junior [Hadassah activities. Florence feUdebrant, membership chairman lot the unit, was given the singular [honor of having her report in- |corpora: I into regional minutes. At the end of the month, Miss [Cooper will travel to Atlanta, Ga., to attend a regional executive jboard meeting, where plans for [merging the Southeastern with [the Southern Region of Junior IHadassah will be developed. Freidele Oysher Appears In Concert Well-known female cantor and singer of folk songs. Freidele the Chazente, will make her first ap- pearance in Miami Beach this coming Sunday at the high school auditorium, 1420 Drexel Ave. Freidele has gained fame throughout the country as the only female cantor chanting the most difficult liturgic melodies. She is also distinguished as in- terpreter of Jewish folk-songs and ballads, and has appeared on the Jewish stage portraying the typi- cal pious Jew and his great love for Chazonishe compositions and prayers. During the program which con- sists of cantorial melodies, folk- songs, humoresques and popular theatrical sketches and scenes, the artist will be assisted by Leon Schachter, star and director of the Jewish Art Theatre in Phil- adelphia. Reared and educated in a sphere of Jewish traditional music, Freidele's father and grandfather were well known cantors in Europe and their cantorial com- positions were sung in almost every synagogue. She is the sister of Moishe Oysher, "Jewish Ca- rauso" who has appeared here many times. Sponsored by the Workmen Circle school, the concert is man- aged by Jacob Schachter, local director of the Jewish Musical Hour. Tickets may be obtained at the London Arms hotel, 727 Col- lins Ave., Miami Beach, or at the door the night of the dance. 1 MM s *v HiBL^ter fafP*- Hi s^BBHsttT*^*^|[H Dr. Max Arzt Dr. Max Artz, director of the department of Community Edu- cation at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, who will speak at Friday night services in the Miami Beach Jewish Com- munity Center this evening. A professor of practical theo- logy at the Seminary, Dr. Arzt is chairman of the Prayer Book Commission and former president of the Rabbinical Association. He has traveled extensively through the larger communities of the country on behalf of the Semi- nary. When the guest speaker leaves Miami he is to attend a regional meeting of the United Synagogues in Jacksonville. College President Makes Address At Beth Jacob Tonight Rabbi Oscar Z. Fasman, presi- dent of the Hebrew Theological College, will be guest speaker at Beth Jacob's Friday night Forum this evening. His topic is "Ortho- doxy Shall Win." Formerly president of Rabbini- cal Association of Hebrew Theo- logical college. Rabbi of United Synagogues of Ottawa, Canada, part-time chaplain with the Canadian Army, commissioned honorary captain by King Georg, and co-president of the Canadian Mizrachi organization, the guest speaker has a long record of af- filiations and honors. Rabbi Fasman toured Jewish Centers of Europe and the Holy- Land before the war and through Canada a few years ago for the United Palestine Appeal. He has to his credit memberships in the Southeastern Conference of Chris- tians and Jews, executive com- mittee and the Halacha Commit- tee of Rabbinical Council of America, and the Central Com- mittee on Refugee Aid in Canada sponsored by the Canadian Jew- ish Congress. Author of various articles and publications, the Chicagoan rabbi has also been editor of Ottawa Jewish Bulletin. . Tonight's services at the Beach congregation begin at 8:30 p.m. JWV Brown Post Awards Two Citations Two citations will be given to local leaders by the Norman Bruce Brown Post No. 174, Jew- ish War Veterans, at their show and dance Sunday evening at the Dade County Armory, N.W. 7th Ave. Those to be singularly honored are A J. Cleary, chair- man of the March of Dimes cam- paign of Miami, and Charles Forbes of the Miami Daily News. Piper Manning and his orches- tra will furnish music for danc- ing. Beginning at 9 p.m. the eve- ning's plans include several pop- ular acts from a local club. Tickets for $1.00 each may be purchased from Edward Levine at 10;'. N.E. 1st Ave. or at the door the night of the dance. Proceeds will be divided between the honor guard of the post and the post treasury for welfare work. Dr. Robert W. Anderson, di- rector of Camp Hygiology. Rheinbeck, N. Y.. will be guest speaker at the Spinoza Forum tomorrw afternoon. Taking place on the lawn of Dr. Abra- ham Wolfson. 124 11th St.. Mi- ami Beach, at 3 p.m., his topic is entitled "How To Be Well." RUTH GROSS AGENCY Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE BONDS LIFE Phone 58-9538 350 LINCOLN ROAD Spaet Re-elected resident of Home For Aged Judge Harold B. Spaet was re- elected president of the J< Home for the Aged at a meeting held Tuesday night at Temple Beth Sholom. Miami Beach. Irv- ing Frankel was chosen to be fi- nancial secretary. Other re-elected officers are: Gus Trau, Max Greenberg and Sidney Weintraub. vice presi- dents; Samuel Ritter, treasurer; Mrs. Benjamin Sherry, recording secretary; Mrs. Ida Appel, cor- responding secretary. * YOU. INCOME TAX * Prepared Correctly by MIAMI REAL ESTATE MART J. E. MARQUA, Tax Consultant Opened Evening by Appointment Main Office. 7117 Biscayne Blvd. Miami Beach Office, 1011 5th St., Prince George Hotel Miami Beach Office, 7435 Collins Ave. Phone 7-0563 Phone 5-3345 ext. 40 Phone 6-4011 Bloodshed If U.S. I Embargo Is Not Lifted NEW YORK, (JTA)Warning I that the situation in Palestine may become "as bloody and as us as in Spain" unless the United Si;iies lifts its embargo Unshipping arms to Jews in Pal- estine, Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, chairman ol the American section of the Jewish Agency, told a P'ess conference here that "some nembe: : the U.S Government [ve collaborating in a conspiracy I to frustrate the U.N. partition de- cision. HEART-THROB TO BE CHOSEN Some lucky fellow will be chos- en "Heart-Throb" of the ALS chapter, B'nai B'rith Girls, at their dance tomorrow night. The winner is to be announced at the IOOF temple, '. St., where the 8:15 p.m. Competing for Dennis Guitland, Richard Pallot Hersch. Entertainment being planned by the girls includes music by the band "Four Cats and A Mouse" Refreshments will be served. , Tickets for the first annual dance of the group may be ob- tained from any member, or by contacting Miss Lee Rosenberg. 120 N.W. 29th St., phone 2-uafe. N.W. Fourth affair begins at the title are: Don Reisman, and Herbert A concert of European artists with comedy, drama, and music will take place Sunday. Feb- ruary 29 in the Miami Beach High school auditorium at 8 p.m. It is sponsored by the Jewish National Workers Alli- ance of Miami, Bialik branch. FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS I~ J. HOGXER PHONE 3-0551 AUTO LOCK AND HARDWARE SPEEDOMETER SERVICE SUPPLIES SERVICE WINDSHIELD WIPER SERVICE (Plenty of parking in rear) 1304 N. E. 2nd AVE. Phone 9-3144 Workmen's Circle. Branch 699 of Miami is sponsoring a concert March 7 to be held m the auditorium of H*tM school. Leibush Goldberg of the New York stage will be master of ceremonies. 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(Wholesale Only), 515 Collins Ave. Berman's Live Poultry. 87 Washington Ave. Hofman's Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 415 Espanola Way Herman's Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 732 6th St. Lobel's Kosher Meat Market, Blackstone Food Center, 737 Washington Ave. Miami Northwest Section Dade Kosher Meat & Poultry Market. 159 N. W. 5th St. Ideal Live Poultry Inc. (Wholesale Only), 155 N. W. 5th St. National Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 230 N. W. 5th St. National Kosher Provision Co., 230 N. W. 5th St. Miami Southwest Section Quality Kosher Food Market, 1961 S. W. 8th St. B & B. Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 804 S. W. 22nd Ave. Southwest Kosher Meat & Poultry Market, 1007 S. W. 27th Ave. Cash van & Venesky Live Poultry, 2011 S. W. 8th St. Coral Way Section v Coral Way Kosher Market, 1741 Coral Way "LOOK FOR THE GMVH SIGNI IT IS YOUR ASSURANCE FOR KASHRUTH" For information regarding kashruth, call our Director. Rabbi Joseph E. Rackovsky. phone 2-7439. Officers of the Greater Miami Vaad Hakashruth are: Harry Sirkin. president; A. M. Bear, vice-president; H. Sootin, Secre- tary; S. Lobel. treasurer. ,<: Fur Fashion Show For Beth Sholom Annual Luncheon A :'..: :. shi >n show, spons by Alexander Fins of I- i :. will be featured at I pie Beth Sholom Sisti Fourth Annual Lunchi nesday at 12:30 p.m Beai: to an by Mrs. Al< xander mtiful and Is, includ M ss Fl est fur : w and club clubs will appear at 1 A Peace Discussion At Council Forum n play ii to b I Feb. 2 6 A ton Rd., A - : I i : nd Wi m- Mrs. Nat Wil- , past | >:- IM Taste Will Convince You.Toi HOROWITZ MARGARETEN Kisker Canned Chicken Fricassee it tops in quilitv outstanding in flavor Yes, al[ the Horowitz-Margareten Kosher Canned Chicken Products are zestfully seasoned the rich-tasting, traditional, home-style Jewish way. Economical, too... save work, time, money! Leaders of the newly organized Cantors Association of Greater Miam, * recent election. They are (left to right, Rev. Maur.ce Mamche..vice pres.dcnt Rev. Samuel Kelemer. president; Rev. Jacob Y. Goldring. treasurer; and Rev. Louis D. Feder. secretary. Greater Miami Cantors Form Assn.; Will Affiliate With National Group Rev. Samuel Vssociatioi I isly 1 n. . M A thcrii tion of Great and promote 1 tional religious musical hi nf t: l 1 nee th welfa e of its i foster the spirit advis icity to - to d I Ji Jew- : ('.. itei Mi- ion of J . with nal Jewish Mini I Cant .' lion ol Ai i< rica." AllllOTT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Specializing in HELP FOR HOMES 141 N. E. 2nd St. Phone-3-6187 6, 9-4280 ---------ir it rui it'i h FOR RENT Folding Chair* Scf V% For Tmir Ncrdi HANDEE FOLDING CHAIR CO. 6 N F.. Mth St.. Miami 3-6176Phone5-7535 CAR STORAGE RIGHT DOWNTOWN| Rates Pi in;- Longer, Si i vice MACK'S GARAGE EXPERT REPAIRS 56 S. W. FIRST STREET PHONE 2-9906 PREPARED UNOER STRICT ORTHODOX RABBINICAL SUPERVISION Distributed by NATIONAL lilt ANUS. IX. 690 N. 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M TIARS Of TTTU X1TKE H MM COVMT ESCROWS ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE - i ^39M ^1 "T Tlic DOORWAY to a successful future is through regular, systematic SAVING JOIN THE THOUSANDS WHO SAVE AT... DADE FEDERAL i! SAFETY TITLE INSURANCE POLICIES OF 1ANSAS CITY TITLE INSURANCE CO. Am.Ii Nearly S2.000.000.00 41 N. E. FIRST AVE, TELEPHONE 3-6661 licfiS 2% current rate <( '. i Jell J DADE FEDERAL 7a0* ^-.NORTHEAST FIRST-AVENUE* FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1948 Hebrew Group Aids Palestine Tree Project Histadruth L'tarbuth Ivrith l.l,l ., Chamiso Osor Bishvat cele- bration at the homo of Mr. and Mrs p. Puchkoff, 1130 S.W. 9th Si. last week at which time a gun of $80 was raised to plant n Palestine. The affair also in celebration of the 57th anniversary of its hosts. Rabbi Max Shapiro was princi- pal speaker. M. A. Emanuel, Dr. Abraham Wolfson and Puchkoff Idn ssed the group. The Habonim, labor Zionist group, ined with Palestinian songs and dances, and 7-year-old Melvin FrankeL son of Mr. and \i ; ving Frankel. recited in . liu significance of the holiday Chairman of the group, Mrs. J Z. Stadlan, presided for the evening. ________+Je*l*tifhrkllsM PAGE ELEVEN Amvets Aid Polio Fund Roberl Richter Post, AMVETS. turned over a check for $95.95 this week to Mayor Marcie Liberman. chairman of the March of Dimes ign on Miami Beach. The amount was the total proceeds df a benefit game night held at the post Monday night. Cmdr. Nat Pollack explained that this was the first of a series of monthly affairs that the post will hold to benefit various charit- abli i The group holds game en to the public every Monday, Wednesday and Satur- day hi at their home, 237 5th St.. Miami Beach. Lifa Inauranc* Eatatea Authoritatively Programmed NAT G A NS Metropolitan Lifa Ina. Co. 907 Biscayne Bldg. Ph. 9-1414 or 4-9981 SINRAYPARK HEALTH RESORT ir HOTEL-SANITARIUM v / FOP REST. 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Miami Court Commercial and Residential Construction LICENSED AND INSURED Guaranteed Work Phone 3-6924 Em """'s Cheerfully Given St. Louis Civic Leader | Moves To Miami Beach S I Goldman has moved to Mi- ami Beach permanently from St ' Owner of the Mildred Lee Apartments on the Beach he becoming active in communal activities, Prior to his departure from St. where he was an outstand- ing leader of the Jewish com- munity, particularly active in Zionii ption wag tendered for Mr. Goldman by the com- . munityand was attended by many prominent officials. Goldman is also a well known producer of ' i; tage pi sentations and has been active in that field tor many ye For a FREE copy listing the TWENTY STRICTLY KOSHER butcher shops and poultry markets under the active supervision of the Miami Beach Beth Jacob Vaad Hakashruth or for any other Kashruth information Write its executive director, Rabbi M. Mescheloff 311 WASHINGTON AVE., MIAMI BEACH. FLA tv otfL *Pt!*, Sol Goldman August bros rw: Is the BEST.' H CAMP OSCEOLA TWO SEPARATE CAMPS FOR JEWISH CHILDREN (eat. 1924) FOR GIRLS on Mills River Horse Shoe, N. C. Resident Doctor and Nurse Modern Sanitation All Outdoor and Water Sports Directors: MR. AND MRS. HERBERT SILVER 950 Jefferson Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Phone: 5-5975 or 5-4239 FOR BOYS on Lake Osceola Hendersonville, N. C. 2500 Elevation Mature Staff Sabbath Services AUCTION SALE Beautiful Miami Shores Estates XOItlll EAST 107th STREET ami BISCAYNE BOULEVARD Sunday, Feb. 15.1948 2. p. m. Rain or Shine 75 large, beautiful homesiles, ranging in sizes of 75 by 130, and 80 by 150 feet, all of which are zoned lor private dwellings. LOCATION: One block west of Biscayne Boulevard at Northeast 107th Street. This property is bounded by Biscayne Waterway, the Miami Shores Golf and Country Club and N.E. 107th St. Some of these lots front the waterway while others adjoin the golf course. Busses to and from downtown Miami pass within one block of the property. Private and public schools, stores and churches are within a few minutes walk. All streets and alleys are newly paved. All public utilities will be installed for each and every lot. These improvements have been paid for by the seller. Therefore, there are no assessments of any kind to be paid by the purchaser. Two new homes, on the property, will be offered a I this auction. One of the houses has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. The other house has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. This auction provides you with an excellent opportunity to purchase a homesite at your own price. Very liberal terms may be arranged at this sale only. Abstracts and warranty deed furnished with each lot purchased. You cue assured that MIAMI SHORES is an established community and is considered one of the best, if not the best, residential sections in all of Greater Miami. Come and see for yourself. Representative on property from 1 to 5 p.m. each day to assist you in your selection of lots. COUNTRY CLUB PRIVI- LEGES AVAILABLE. REAL ESTATE BROKERS: Your cooperation is reguested and commissions will be paid should a client purchase any of this property through your offorts. Cooperating Brokers: KIm'..... & .Stewart. Inc., 10750 Biscay lie Blvd. TENT SHELTER ON PROPERTY IX EVENT OF RAIN Sale Conducted On Properly Under The Balloon FOR THE SIIOIIi: ESTATE, 1NCOBPOBATEO BY I III Newton C. Smith Land Auction Co. Boom l0." Congress Building Phone :!-!)I Miami. Fla. SELLING AGENTS WE BUY ANR SELL BEAL ESTATE I PAGE TWELVE JWV National Citation Awarded Sophie Tucker; Presentation In Miami Beach Jewish War Veterans of the United States are planning a Farewell Testimonial dinner for Sophie Tucker on Miami Beach March 3. the eve of her departure for Palestine. She is to be pre- sented with a citation and plaque foi her devotion to the cause of the nation's disabled veterans and their dependents, an award annually to outstanding indivi- duals. Last year's citation was presented to Bernard Baruch. Col. Morris J. Mendelsohn of Chicago, past national commander oi the JWV. has established quarters at the Fair Tours Agencv. 1245 Washington Ave., Miami' Beach, to carry out the mandate of the na:. utive committee as regards the banquet p'ar.s. According to Men of radio, stage and ing invited to participate in Rev. Barth Lectures At Congress Book Review Rev. Joseph Barth will an his popular new book. "Th< Arl of Staving Sane." at the Fridav Book Revi bv the Miami Beach Ch Florida Women's Division of American Jewish Con day. The Bi uk Review, hi n take place Friday, at 1:30 p.m., at the Miami Beach J< v munity Center, has been ... bv Mrs Herbert Gl nian of the Fri by Mrs Ann Tanenl...... chairman Minister of the Fi Church of Miami, Di B I tuies at the University of M and serves as president of the Dade County Civil Rights Council, WILL SHARE HOME Couplepermanent residents will share their new home for si with refined lady. All home priv- ilefc' Mrs. K, Box 2973. Miami 18 honoring Miss Tucker at Beachcomber where the testi- monial will be tendered. Since his arrival on the Con- stellation last Frid :-. C of Miami B. ich Posl N ,u ed the Vet. A ' ticn Bureau buil ed several n. w m. i i :' No, 174 ol M S nuel A H- cha manship I . nd an honorary . of Greater Mi :ed. JWV Seeks Items To Aid Haganah Jewish Wai V'eterai colled and binoculars for the defense foi L N sion to establish nd Lt of JWV I i appeal for Veterans who ven llj I 1 are the only necessarj send. Cn Ir S..... T Von Zi : th( Miami B. Miami. Th se d. groups' efforl r. ked 1 touch Mitchell R. in N E 14th St phone 9-2111 Mr Roth, 412 C ngr. -- I 9-34 Riverside Memorial Chapel Opens Miami Branch Riv. M has announced this . 20th Av. and West : River- ent ol E who nd fu ly , hour nthal fam- ilv op 1236 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, i948 Edward Newman Washington Ave.. 8 years ago. In line with their expansion pro- gram, and desiring to serve the community they have pened the Miami chapel. New Organization To Aid Haganah Palestine branch of Chicago a new organization in Miami ', sponsoring a concert February 28 in the Hebrew Academy, 6th"and j Jefferson, Miami Beach. Rabbl Irving Lehrman will be gUest j speaker. Samuel Hoffman. Chicago at. torney, will be toastmaster, and Cantor Jacob Y. Goldring will sing. Latest pictures from Pales- tine will be shown. Proceeds from the affairs arc to be sent to Palestine for the Haganah. Tickets maj be obtained for $1.20 from Hyman Rusen by calling 9-9663. HOUSE FOR SALE In Gables, Granada Section, 150 ft. front, well landscaped, pre- war CBS 2 bedroom, Cuban tile roof, all tile features, electric kitchen. Jaloused back porch (3d bedroom), fireplace, cedar closets. Furnished complete including sil- ver and linens. $8,000 handles. NO BROKERS. If Interested write P. O. Box 3575. Miami SOUTHERN NURSING & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Alice Camus, Owner "A Complete Placement Service' 226 W. Flagler Street Phone 3-7392 S 1.000 lleali/.ed Flag day collection held last weekend fr the Jewish Na- tional Fund under the chair- manship of Miss Clara Golden- berg of Miami Beach, and Dr. Harry Queen, Miami, netted close to S4.000. according to JNF council chairman, Sam Prosterman. The newly elected board of directors of the Miami Zionist District will hold its first meet- ing of the year on next Mon- day. February 16, at 412 Con- gress Building, at 7:30 p.m. DO YOU NEED A PAINT JOB? A Phone Call Will Bring Our Representative to Estimate Your Painting We Are Ready and Equipped To Do It PAINTING r\nitii\\(.i\4, W\lll'HO(Ml\(, We Have Experienced Painters We Do ImmmI i'lean Work We Are I. ire used Insureil -----------" CALL 9-9604 Moro Painting Co.\ 1848 N.W. 36th St. No Job Too Small, Or Too Big Carmen Joe E. MIRANDA LEWIS Brazilian Bombshell Austin Mack at the Piano i; iiwniis jack ^v^, Kent EdwardsLaura CorbayMartha BurnettMavis Mims Henry Hume *& Frank Marti and His Latin American Orchestra DINNER PRESENTATIONS 9 AND 12:30 SUPPER 30 Most Beautiful Girls Minimums Include BOTH Food and Beverc/j:3 POPULAR PRICES FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 +Jewisli fkridur PAGE THIRTEEN Noted Educator Conducts Seminars nr Einanuel Gamoran, director ,f the Commission on Jewish Ed- , will conduct two semi- ', teachers of Jewish re- schools of Greater Miami. 0"n Wednesday, February 18, teachers will meet at Temple at 8 p.m. for a discussion on-Methods of Teaching Customs and Ceremonies." Second seminar Will take place on Thursday, at B,.,h Jacob Congregation, Miami Beach, at 8 p.m. Subject for the Adrian Phillipt, an American cititen who hat just been re- leased from a British jail in Palestine, will be the guest speaker at the next weekly luncheon of the Miami Beach Zionist District, on February 18th. at the National Hotel, at 12:15. LEGAL NOTICE ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT court ok THE nth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CHANCERY, No. 114774 ETTA SMITH, Plaintiff. \s 8 AMU EL SMITH. Defendant Till-: STATE i IF FLORIDA; T>>: BAMUEL SMITH care of Dr. Max Smith iv; Baal 98th Street Brooklyn, New York You in" hereby notified and ordered to appear to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce filed against you In,the ..i...... styled cause on or before the 13th da> of Ifareh, 1948; otherwise the allega- tions >it said mil win in- taken at confessed against you. Lei tins Order in- published once a week fn! four consecutive weeks in the JEWISH FLORIDIAN, a news- paper published In l lade i 'ountj. Floi Ida DATED this 12 day of February, 1948. D. H LEATHERMAN, Clerk nf Circuit Court, (Circuit Court Seal) lly M. C. (1REEN, Deputy Clerk. SAM SILVER Soil* it'ii for Pisintiff 1703 Congress Building Miami 32. Florida 2/13-20-27 3/5 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, in AND Foil DAUB COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No, II1630. | '< IN ST A STIN E I \\ PPA M Ai K EL, Plaintiff, vs. JOAN i'ai'i'amai u. Kl.. ,,is., known as JOAN MICHAELS, Defendant. TO: JOAN PAPPAMACKEL, also known as JOAN MICHAELS, 40-18 Hampton Street, Jackson Hi Sew York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that .1 Bill of Complaint for Divorce n filed against you by CON- STANTINE PAPPAMACKEL your husband, In the above styled cause and in the above nai.....i Court; and 'on are further notified you are here- by required to file an appearance in said proceedings on or before the Mh day of March, A l iim-. otherwise the allegations of said tun of Com- plaint will be taken as confessed bj \ on This order is to be published once a week, for four Hi consecutive weeks, in THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN, a newspaper published In Dade Coun- ty, Florida. Dated Mils 7th day of February, A D 1948 E. I'.. LEA'l HERMAN, Clerk. (Circuit Court Seal) B) F .1 GOULD, Deputy Clerk. ARONOVITZ, WEINKLE ,v ARONOVITZ Solicitors for Plaintiff 2 13-20-27 3/:. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THt 11TII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FI.ORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No. 114363. MAX KLETTER, Plaintiff, vs. ETHEL KLETTER, Defendant. TO: ETHEL KLETTER .',81 Timpson Place Bronx, New York You are hereby notified and re- quired to appear to ttio Hill of Com- plaint filed in the above styled cause, on or before February 27, 1948. other- wise the I'.lll of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you. Let this order he published once a week for not less than four successive weeks In The .[.wish Florldlan, B newspaper published in Dade County, Florida. Dat.,1 this 27 day of January. 1948. E. Ji LEATHERMAN, Clerk of Circuit Court. (Circuit Court Seal | By M. C. OREEN. Deputy Clerk. MILTON A. FRIEDMAN for I'laintlff 1023 Sevbold Bids. Miami. Florida I 10 2/8-18-20 Dr. Gamoran will be "Lesson Planning Jewish Religious School." Dr. Gamoran is the director of the Commission on Jewish Edu- cation which represents both the Central Conference of American and the Union of Ameri- can Hebrew Congregations, and is the leading educational agency of Liberal Judaism in America. author of many books and monographs, among which are: "Changing Conceptions in Jewish i on," "Teacher Training for Jewish Schools," "Methods of Bible." "Methods of Teaching Jewish History," and many others He lias also pub- a new series of Hebrew books entitled "Gilenu The Playway to Hebrew." Editor <>f several popular series of textbooks on Jewish History, and Literature, and a g writer and educator. Gamoran was invited to become .i n ber ol the Jewish Academy of Aits and Sciences, and was i in the Who's Who in His Interest in religious education led him to participate ly n the deliberations of !: I gioua Education Associa- tion and to serve on its board of trustees. In 1945 he was given a by the Jewish Theological for outstanding ac- hievement in American Jewish Ed u ition. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of Shell Company at 200 N. W. 1st Street. Miami, Florida, intend t" reg- ister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida, OU8TAVE ahrams MILDRED ABRAM8 Partners Marion BROOKS Attorney for Applicants. I 111-2H-27 3/5 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious nan.....I Cullford Poultry Co. at nil N. W 8th Street, intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol l lade County, Florida. LOUIS GRONER SHIRLEY GELMAN MYERS, HBIMAN A KAPLAN Attorneys for Applicants. _' 13-20-27 S/..-I2 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of Fran-Sal originals, creators of Ladles Fashions at 1534 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach intends to register satd with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. sally GREISMAN Sole Owner. Welnsteln, Weinsteln & Welnstein Attorneys for Applicant 42ii Lincoln Road, Miami Beach 1/30 2/6-13-20-27 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name or Dolores Blouses at 45 N. E. 14th Street, Miami. Florida, Intends to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. MAYER P, REINER Sole Owner. 1/16-23-Sil 2/6-13 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the uii'lei signed, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of Sanders Jewelry & Luggage Shop at 301 N. Miami Ave. Intends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County. Flor- ida. ABE KIRSCHE.NBAUM. 1/30 2/6-13-20-27 NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT OF THE UTH JUDICIAL CIRCFIT IN AND |-ii|; |i\1iK COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No. 114650. JOHN T. WALSH. Plaintiff, vs. Lillian c WALSH. Defendant TO: LILLIAN C. WALSH 9664112th Street Richmond Hills, Long Island. New York You are hereby notified and re- quired t" appear to the Hill of torn- plaint filed in the above styled cause. 0n or before March IB, 134s. otherwise the Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed against yon, l^t tins order be published once a week for li'H less than four successive weeks in I he Jewish Florldlan. a newspaper pub- lish,.! in Dade County. Florida, Dat.d this nth day of February, I948' K B. LEATHERMAN. Clerk of Circuit Court. MILTON A. FRIEDMAN Attorney at Law 1023 Seybold Building Miami. Florida | 13-20-21 ^___ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of Red Road !".....1 Market at 4012-4016 Red Road. Miami. Florida intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. BEN FEINBERG ALBERT BARON, Partners. HARRY D1ETZ Attorney for Applicants Congress Bldg, 2/8-13-20-27 3/5 FICTITIOUS NOTICE UNDER NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE that County, Florida LOCIS RUTH 2/13-20-27 :'. "'-12 and OITTLEMAN Lodge Conducts Services T pica] lodge of B'nui will conduct religious se Temple Beth Sholom tonight 8:15 |i :n. Opening and closing dedica- tions wi.l be given by Herbert Silvi and Joseph Malek. The 11 be hosts at the Oneg at that follows. ""NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS notice ^HEREbToIVEN that "> """--'.....^'la't'n'iousT. Street. under th NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In l.usiii.ss under the fictitious name of Ann's Luncheonette at 126 8. Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida, Intends to legist,!- said name with the Clerk Ol the Circuit court of Dade County. Florida JAME8 GERALD BECUNDA Sol,. Owner. MARX FEINBERG Attorney for Applicant 2/8-13-20-27 ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No, 114287. SYLVIA WOLNEK, Plaintiff, vs. ROBERT WOLNEK, Defendant. THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO: Rorert WOLNEK 76-35 118th Street Forest Hills, New York You are hereby notified and ordered to appear t" the Bill of Complaint for Divor, filed against you in the above- styled cause on or before the 23rd day of February, 1948: otherwise the allegations of sid Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you. Let this Order he published once i we.k for tour consecutive weeks In the JEWISH FLORIDIAN, a news- paper published In Dade County. Florida. DATED this 23 day of January, 1948. E R. LEATHERMAN, Clerk of Circuit Court, iCircuit Court Beat) By M. ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TliM 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OK FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DADK COUNTY. IN CHAJuceatX, No. 114193. NoRMAN A. GILLEN, Plaintiff, vs. BELLE GILLEN, Defendant. YOU. BELLE GILLEN. c/o General Delivery, SAN FRANCISCO, CALI- FORNIA, are notified to Hie your appearance In the above cause for di- vorce, on or before February 19, 194S. "i a decree pro confesso will be en- tered against you. DATED; January 20, 1948. E. B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk. (Circuit Court Real) By M. C. GREEN. Deputv Clerk. WASMAN, SILVER and SAKOW1TK. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1/23-30 2/6-13 SAM SILVER Solicitor for Plaintiff 17"3-'. Congress Building Miami ::j. Florida i SO 8-13-20 C. GREEN. Deputy Clerk. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of Empire Furniture Factory at 1228 N E, 2nd Avenue, Miami, Florida, Intends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. MYERS, HEIMAN A KAPLAN Attorneys for Applicant ! 8-18-20-21 :i ' NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tllh 1! Ill JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA.- IN CHANCERY. No. 114044. JOHN MICHAEL BARONE, Plain'it:, vs. MARY PAULA BARONE, De- fendant. To: MARY PAULA BARONE 111", Tiffany Street Bronx, New York You are hereby notified and re- quired to appear to the Bill of Com- plaint filed In the above styled cause, on or before February 13, i48. other- the Bill of Complaint will De Petitioner. MYERS, HEIMAN Attorneys for Petitioner 2/18-20-21 :' 5-12 KAPLAN- NOTICE Income Tax Specialist HOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS l Years With the Internal Revenue Bureau LOUIS B. BUSH Ph. 5-5272 5-3662 UNDER FICTITIOUS "fEoSbUW* BUILDING that THEODORE BARR -_ \V\SMAN. SILVER & SAKOVU1/. Attorneys for Applicant* 2/8-13-20-21 I i this 13th day January. Florida 1 LI ted 1848, E. It. LKATHI'.K.MA.N. Clerk of Circuit Court. (Circuit Court Seal) By WM. W. STOCK INU, Deputy Clerk. MILTON" A. FRIEDMAN Attorney at Law li2it SeylKiId Building Miami, Florida 1/16-23-3U 2 6 NORTH BEACH HOME PATROL 18 Years of Reliable Service All Bonded Employee* For Service Call 6-1911 -4-6860 6190 Pinetree Drive, Miami Beacn BUCK'S POULTRY & EGj JEL WHOLESALE & RETAIL Mr.c ATIIRDAY" "SPECIALS FOB FHIDAIj'AND ^TURDAY ^ 2218 N. W. 2nd Av*. CALL 9-99< NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In bualneai under the fictitious Mine o SUNSHINE SANDWICH COMPANi ',,i SUNSHINE PRODUCTS CO. at 1*17 North Miami Avenue. Miami, Florida, intends to register said name vi uli the Cl.rk of the Circuit Court of "a,U' ,'"""'y' ''sTEVi: J. DUItAl. Wa-inan, Silver Sakowlts Attorneys for Applicant 8-13-20-17 _________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW , NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of Nalon Compam (not inc.) at 'Washington Avenue, Miami said Van 1431 [teaeh Intends to register said name with the clerk of the circuit Court of pole C"lint.v, l'1"r'n\ NORMAN COVAN and LEONARD L COVAN p n tnei i, 1/8-13-20-21 3,'i NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name or Penn-Way Pharmacy at 1443 Penn- sylvania Avenue. Miami Beach, in- tend to register said name with the Clerk "f the Circuit Court of Dade County. Florida. ABRAHAM NEWMAN SYLVIA NEWMAN SHIltl.KV Wool.F Attorney for applicants. 1/30 2 6-13-20-27 ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11 ill JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIl'A. IN CHANCERY, No. 114148. MARGARET EVELYN STUBER, Plaintiff, vs. JOHN EDWARD STUBER, Defendant SUIT FOR divorce I'n; JOHN EDWARD STUBER. 1838 Steuben street, Utica, New York yOU, JOHN EDWARD STUBER, whose residence is stated above, are hereby notified to file your appearance In the above cause for divorce on or before February 21, 194S. otherwise a decree pro confesso will be entered against you, E. B. LEATHERMAN. Clerk, above Court. ilt Cc i! t Baal) By M. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Ficti- tious Name Statute." House Bill No. 1178, Chapter No. 20953. Laws ot Florida, 1941, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Dade County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wlt: PARK PHARMACY under which we are engaged In business. We expect to engage In business at number 2200 Southwest Eighth Street, In the City of Miami. Florida. That the parties Interested In said business enterprise, are as follows: HENRY OILMAN SOPHIE OILMAN RUDOLPH SCHER SALLY SCHER i U'K A ABBOTT Attorney for applicants. ! 8-13-20 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA.No. 19038, RE: ESTATE OF JOSEPH MILLER. A/K/A/ JOSEPH CABBY MILLER. A K A JOSEPH GABBY, A/K/A JOE CABBY. Deceased. NOTICE Is hereby given that 1 have filed my final report and peti- tion for Final Discharge as Adminis- trator of the estate ot JOSEPH MIL- LER de.eased, and that on the 1st day of March, 1948, will apply to the Honorable W. F. Blanton County Judge of Dade County, Florida, for approval of said final report and for final discharge as Administrator of the Kstate uf JOSEPH MILLER, de- ceased. This 27th day of January, 1948. FRANK MILLER. WASMAN, SILVER & SAKOWITZ Attorneys for Administrator 1 I" 2/6-13-20 C. GREEN. Deputy Clerk. MARION BROOKS Attorney for I'laintlff M9 Olympla Building Miami, Florida 1/23-80 2/6-13 ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE llth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 11420U. Hol'E DOANE, I'laintlff, vs. ROBERT E. DOANE, Delennant. STATE OF FIAIR1DA: TO: ROBERT E. DOANE Lincoln Hotel Salem, Massachusetts You are hereby notified and ordered to appear to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce filed against you in the above styled cause on or before the 20th day >f February, 1948; otherwise the al- legations of said Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you. Let this Order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks In the JEWISH FMiRlDIAN, a news- paper published In Dade County, Florida, DATED this 20th day of January, 1948. E. B. LEATHERMAN. Clerk, Circuit Court. (Circuit Court Seal) By R. H. RICE. JR., Deputy Clerk. SAM SILVER 17113 Congress Bldg.. Miami 32. Florida 1/23-3U 2/6-13 ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN ciiA.Ncr-Jit, No. 114111. JAN COUPALL, Plaintiff, vs. LUCILLE COUFAI-L. Defendant. TO: LUCILLE COUPALL, 3717suth Street, Jackson Heights, Oueens, New York: You ai. hereby ordered to file your appearance or answer to the bill ol complaint for divorce filed against you by JAN COUFALL. on or before 16th day of February, 1948, otherwise the allegations of said bill will do taken as confessed against you. DONE AND ORDERED this 16th dav of January, 1948. E, B. LEATHERMAN. Clerk of the Circuit Court. (Circuit Court Seal) By M. C. GREEN. Deputy Cleric OEOROE J. TALIANOFF Solicitor for I'laintlff. 1, 23-30 2/6-13 ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE llth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, No. 114498. LOUISE LENTINE, Plaintiff, vs. DETER LENTINE, Defendant. THE STATE OF FLORIDA: TO: PETER LENTINE, ss Painter Avenue West Haven, Connecticut You are hereby notified and ordered to appear to the Bill of Complaint for Divorce filed against you In the above styled cause on or before the 3rd day of March. 1948; otherwise the allega- tions of said Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you. I-et this Order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in the JEWISH FLORIDIAN. a news- paper published In Dade County, Florida. I'.ii.-d this 2nd day of February. 11' IV E. B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk of Circuit Court. (Circuit Court Seal) By M. SAM SILVER Attorney 17011 Congress Bldg. Miami, Florida 2/6-13-20-27 C. OREEN, Deputy Clerk. PAGE FOURTEEN RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY CONSERVATIVE I weekday afternoons, Congregation Beth Dav.d. 135 g ;; , N.W. Third ave. Rabbi Max, >> Shapiro; Rev. Maurice Mamches. dailj n REFORM Late Friday evening service? at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi S. R. Stone, formerly of the state of Minne- sota where he was act.ve in in- ter-faith movements, will dis- cuss "The Hour of Decision." Services will be dedicated to the B'nai B'rith Youth groups and the Boy Scouts. Mr. and Mrs Albert Feinberg will be hosts at the reception in the auditorium immediately after the services in memory of Mrs. Feinberg's father. The floral offering has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Meye honor of Mrs. Forer's birthday. Sabbath services at 8:30 a.m. Stu- dent services at 10:30 a.m. Rabbi and Mrs. Shapiro will b< at the Sunday morning Bar Mitzvah breakfast club at 8:30 a.m. in honor of their son Mos- heh's birthday. Adult group every Sunday from 10:15 to 11:15 lead by the Rabbi. Bible class daily in the synag igue un- der the direction of Abi Levitan. Miami Beach Jewish Commun- ity, 1415 Euclid ave.. Miami Beach. Rabbi Irving Lehrman; Cantor Jacob Y. Goldring. Friday evening - p.m. Late Frid at 8:15 p.m. Dr. Max '. rector of the Department ol - munity Education Theological Seminary of An will be guest speakei Sal morning servi at 9 a.m. Rabbi Lehrman will preach on Weekly Portion of thi Law Mitzvah of Howard Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip K I Junior Congregation at l'1 AZA-BBG youth fast Sunday morn Guest speakei wil Redelheim, direct B'rith youth o South- east region. Hebrew Rel School Monday through Thurs- day, 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sunci. ligious school 10 to 12 noon Pri - Kindergarten school M through Friday mornings 9 to 12 noon. Temple Israel. 137 N.E. 19th st. Rabbi Colman A. Zwitman; Dr. Jacob H. Kaplan, rabbi emeritus. s. : 8:15 p.m. Mrs Mont - en'sdi theGreati am: Jewish F. LIBERAL Temple Beth Sholom. 4144 Chase ave.. Miami Beach. Rabbi Leon Kronish; Cantor Samuel Kelemer. Friday evening 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Kronish will on "The Book Versus the Sw Sabbath service 10:45 a.m. Bar I Mitzvah of Mickey Kaplan. Sun- day School at 9:45 a.m. for chil- dren from the ages of 4'a to 14'a. High School of Jewish Studies. Sunday morning at 9 a.m. for young people 15 years of as>- and over. Hebrew classes, alternate port on "A T Palestine." Mrs St is in charfi the reception A : studj a m. Rabbi Zwitm: on ;; Week. Temple Emanu-El. 1801 S. An- drews ave.. Fort Lauderdale. Rabbi David Raab. F. id p.m. Di Solomon Fos eritus of ( irun, N. wi N ' ption in f illows in th( Danna Wi ganist respi ORTHODOX Congregation Beth Jacob, 301- 311 Washington ave.. Miami Beach. Rabbi Moses Mescheloft; Cantor Louis J. Feder. Sabbat Idren' /. Fasi brew ] H S ' Sabbat \ Sabbat mornii Mitzvah of D and ,1 te sen . [I at 9 a the supen B : : . ty. Kiddu and a Sist +J(lsHlnrkttcMi speaker, v ! . Congregation Beth, Tfilah 935 Euclid ave.. Miami Beach. Rabb. Joseph E. Rackovky. K I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, Jom. Maariv al 6 p.m. Miami Hebrew School and Junior Congregation. 1101 S.W. 12th ave. Rabbi Simon April. p |av evening services at 5:30 ! Friday night services ited to the P.-T. A Michael Blank, Ps Went. ' '1 will speak on Edu- . ., Better World. Mrs. Parns will be hostess to i Shabbat thai follows. nil ,. junior service at Rabbi will speak on and Synagogue." Mm- i p.m. followed by Shalos Rabbi will speak on the 1948 portion of the law. Sunday ichorf at 10 a.m. Hebrew school daily 3:15 to 6:15 p.m. Miami Jewish Orthodox Con- crregation. 590 S.W. nth n Rabbi Murray Grauer. Friday oveninu I ,, nt . p.m.. Late Friday evening forum at 8:30. AZA youth service. Rabb, Grauer will speak on the subject "Is Lincoln a Legend?" Refresh- ments will be served by a Sister- hood committee. Services Satur- day morning at 7:30 and 9 3n a in Rabbi will preach on "Week- ly Portion of the Law." Mincha at 5:30 followed by Shalos S-udns Sunday school 10 a.m. Daily re- legious school 3:30 to fi:30* p.m. MONUMENTS SPECIAL DESIGNS and PRICES SUBMITTED WITHOUT OBLIGATION Call 4-3249 "Be Sure to Mark the Resting Place of Your Loved Ones." Experinced In Miami Since 1925 THURMOND MONUMENT CO. 3253 S. W. 8th St. Two-Story White Building Opposite Woodlawn Cemetery. /TMtetorfwm * [-710 S W. 12th AV MIAMI L.TEI. 3-3431 "YOUR JEWISH FUNERAL HOME WE OFFICIALLY REPRESENT THE MAJORITY OF NORTHERN JEWISH FUNERAL HOMES Information Gladly Furnnhtd on Requtit SERVING MIAMI BEACH & MIAMI Exclusively Jewish \f t 24 HOUR \dMBUUUtCt SIKV/CE JOS. L. PLUMMER Funeral Director FINE FUNERAL SERVICE EXPANDED FACILITIES MOUNT NEBO CEMETERY THE CEMETERY OF DISTINCTION FOR DISCRIMINATING FAMILIES Rabbi S. M. Machtei, Director Olympia Building Phone 3-3720 IVEnSIIIE MEMORIAL CHAPEL \worxn:s the opening or A CHAPEL IN MIAMI West Flagler at 20th Avenue PHONE 9-2664 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE MODERNLY EQUIPPED COMPETENTLY STAFFED Edward T. Newman Funeral Director '.'. ami Beach 123G gton Av. Abe E:: 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue in New York e Jewish Public Since 1897 LEONARD A. LEVINE, Pres. WITH DIGNITY AND RESPECT . our competent staff is ready to relieve you ol all the details in your Hour of bereavement. IRVING BLASBERG, Treas. Ambulance Service 5-5844 1850 ALTON ROAD MIAMI BEACH ThwwiUU CAapel '< RIDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1948 LIVES OF OUR TIMES +Jenlsti rtcrldllari /RV/NG RFR1/M PAGE FIFTEEN ^r MORE THAJU QUARTER Of ANTUW,0NE0fTHM0ST pcainc and successful Writers Of pOfUlAC MUSIC HAS BEEN BOW ISAOOfiEBAUMf.lM Russia IN I8M, HE CAME TO THE US WITH HIS FAMILY IN 1893 NORMAN and SOL NOOEL M by RHODA B SIMON CHUNCINC HIS NAME TO IRVING RERUN HE WENT TO WORK IN A CHINATOWN SALOON AS A SINGING WAITER WHERE ,IN 1907 HE COMPOSED HIS FIRST TUNE.'MARIE FROM SUNNY ITAIY*. 3 HE SOU) HIS SECOND S0NG/D06AND0' FOR 52J THE fOUOWING YEAR. AT THE SAME TIME.HE GLADLY ACCEPTED A STAFF POSI- TION WITH THE COMPANY PUBLISHING HIS MELODIES. Li! BERUN HIT THE BIC-TIME IN 19(1 WITH 'ALEXANDERS RACTIMI|M > KmU\ AMONG SYNCOPATED IMC! Tfm. DUPING THE FIRST WORLD WAR.HE WROTE THE MUSIC fOR W ARMY REVUE FROM WHICH CAME THE CLASSIC 'OH .HOW I HATE TO GET UP IN THE MORNINC. HE LATER COMPOSED 'ALL ALONE *. 'ALWAYS'AND'BLUE SKIES". SONGS WHICH EN KAKD HIM TO THE AMERICAN HEACT. WHEN HITLER CAME TO POWER. BERLIN BEGAN TO WORK FOR THE UNITED JEW- ISH APPEAL FOR GERMAN-JEWISH RELIEF IN I954.HE WAS CO-CHAIRMAN OF THE NIGHTOF STARS IN NEW YORK TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE APPEAL. BERLIN WROTE LYCICS AND MUSIC FOR SUCH SUCCESSFUL SHOWS AS "TOPHAT'(1955),"ONTHE AVENUE" (1936) AND "LOUISIANA PURCHASE" 0*0). ^o* ring I .isiiii.ui iijJiM'r lid urns Miami Aroa .in absence of several jlrving Eastman, nationally kis designer and decorator \ that he will resume bivities in this area and is | vith the Biltmorc :; Miami. Jr. Eastman has a most in- I ckground and was pore than fifteen years one top flight designers and fetors in the Miami area. He Ine of the first to introduce f decor, i specially adapted irequin ments of Ploridians, is considerable evidence of I and designs still to pn in many of the leading supper clubs and modern in the Greater Miami 'his ass iates declared. *ri>l ye,-,'.- prior to the war istman was summoned to as creator and of motion picture sets ' I war he served 1 uflage Intellig- both here and I' well known in iring ideas and 1 lered to be pee of neg H(. igre. " *' Maf C ty because as having observed Irving Eastman many other sections of the coun- try, I have come to the cyatlu- sion that Miami lends more scope to my creative imaginations as a designer and decorator so that I will be able to carry on where I left off, with many of our fore- most architects, contractors and the owners of many hotels and supper clubs. |>W OPEN NOW OPEN TINY TOWN SERVICE, Inc. 130 Sunset Drive, South Miami jounces its Grand Opening. A new and complete a V Diaper Service. Modern equipment to satisfy VerV detail for thorough sterilization. For further formation telephone 3-4553. Ericas fines! cleaning CERTIFIED QutMHf". CLEANING Call 3-6601 fflfeB IN 19*2. BERLIN STACK)'THIS IS THE ARMY'WHICHHETOOKONTOURTO ENTEP.TAIN OUR G.1.1 AND ALLIES All OVER THE WORLD. THE HICHLICHT OF BERLIN'S CAREER WAS WUl 0 IN 1946. WHEN TOGETHER WITH EISENHOWER, MACARTHUR.NIMITZ AND HALSEY.HE RECEIVED THE ROOSEVRT MCDAL.THIS IS THE ARTIST WHO WE HOPE WIllCONTINUETOCHARM THE AMEIICAN SCENE WITH SONGS. .*> coFtmoHi ><> ,!. mio..ic amncv Ilo An INTELLIGENT Giver! ft .VOW That the Cause Yon Contribute to ni;si.n\ I.S Your Support consult inr Greater Miami Jewish Federation For information on FUND RAISING APPEALS, ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL SERVICES, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES The needs of our people at home and abroad have never been greater. See that your help goes where it can do the MOST good! GIVING involves RESPONSIBILITY! GIVE WISELY. CONSTRUCTIVELY, INTELLIGENTLY! LET HMBATMN GIVE YOU Till: FACTS! THEN, MAKE YOUR OWN lilt ISION I? M rfl B .i GREATER MIAMI JEWISH FEDERATION Mercantile Bank Bldg. Phone 58-4331 Miami Beach. Fla. PAGE SIXTEEN B'nai B'rith Groups In Area Nearing 30; Varied Activities Indicate Busy Week Harry Simonhoff. Miami at- y, who has recently returned i an extended trip thi Palestine, will be principal speak- . the meeting of the Miami Beach Lodge B'nai BVith-Tues- day, 8:15 p.m., at the new YMHA, 6 Bay Road. Walter Kovner, president, will a reporl trom Godfrey N< - man, fund-raising chairman, on the B'nai B'rith Council spring benefit carnival. Harry 7 chairman. WU re- port the I I "8 'Pi1' ; Dl Abraham L. S ii under I i '>'s of the Lodge C bers of Sholem Lodge. B'nai B I ith their Luncheon Club m ,-. 12:15, in the Dow:. Club. Arcade. Ja, . v and president of the I State Federation of I lay, February 3rd. e Alxrod has been ident of ;':;< B'nai . :S.,nizations in Mi- era ele ' Gl 59 Ah .:. Glick, 1 . n, pai h ..'- i eleel .. i. ' i Beach, aided by Budd Cul firsl vice presidei I s. Miller, second >' . March 1949 an the following officers: M Mai.:. nancial sec; Evan S St A. I I ':- tor: .I..-. Hi tor. .. trustei el( cted I for one year are: H Paul G Irving Friedman The ui '':I receive irant ... inviu & atti i Tropical Lodge, B'nai B will i ;.")0 young m< I B B.Y.O ... t for Feb. 16, M : evening, 8 30 pi ,m Tempi C ral (-;..-1 ''. will spi i i lentine i ' the ] Sidney Bi i ningi i an I M ce Coretiblu ::..: be 1 by .".: :,1,I1 and M M I ' IJoTr^ny Club Dance At Shoreham Saturday ""n Via ! M, itel, Mi : to Pal. rickets for 1 ;, _____ g^tyABY^J Center Children At Siyum Ha-Sefer Party Firsi grade children <>f the Mi- ami Beach Jewish Community Centei ven a Sl-vum Ha_ party m the patio of the Center February 4 upon the com- : their first book. ng to Herbert Zucker- educeti nal director of the these children began their Hebrew studies last ,. and have f.mshed ,he- ^l ahead of schedule It u ^' established tudition, htl ed, to have i pan, wh * is completed The children sang Hebrews, and each told what foh school meant to him. Thev Li greeted by Rabbi Irvine' lTI man and Mr. Zuckerman. I parents were also present. Need Help in a Hurry?Call A-l EMPLOYMENT SERVICE White and Colored Help Phones 9-5317 9-6727 51 N. E. 5th Street AL r.'EIDENBERG, Owner A B'nai B'rith W n': I d in the forth Shon . A. J. K plan, pi I the North Si. L Mrs Ms ited 1 i monl tend I t at I 769. 1440 [i ird. .: Lach, i ttee chai men. sandli '' ''' nstem; .: j Wein- Linda rrespend- :. h; publicity. - raking part : Fish- ! Beverlj K h Nevel, 1. lish, Rita Fae Fi i< Iman, Donna m Paula Lach and Rosa- I rith W n en ol '' !. R. Goodman ni Miami Beach 5 WH \ He will d n the Je wish A : ent atl n I ml at U N or- lies, G idman is chai nerg- ency I of St. Louis, vice . f the Jewish com- itncil and a ber of the executive com- ttei of Z.O.A. He was also a I the World Zionist nd. I meeting I I [Miami Beach at the home of Mrs. 6401 N Bay y . MIAMI BEACH 3etter Class Listings On Oceanfront Properties. Hotels, Homes or Investments B. E. BRONSTON. Realtor 605 Lincoln Rd. Phone 5-5868 "Trustworthy Service" ' I to be held n Wi lm I ' Trudi ; VENETIAN ltlJMIS Thomas Venetian blinds are specially designed for Florida usedurable and long lasting. All blinds installed and guar- anteed prompt shipment on out-of-town orders. Phone for Estimates 9-7555 A Quality Jood Product* FOOD PRODUCTS Distributed by the FLORIDA PROVISION CO., Inc. 1725 N. W. 7th Avenue Phone 2-fiin TRULY NOLEN. President DON'T MISS ;i'Hiii \\\ sher Moishe Oysher In A Chazendel of Shabes Music SUNDAY. 8:30 P.M., FEBRUARY 15. 1948 Avenue ; ON SALE AT C : ECONOMY EXTERMINATORS TERMITE CONTROL WE SPECIALIZE IN 5-YEAR GUARANTEE 5-3444 41st Street and Prairie Ave. Miami Beach Miami Phone 2-2555 FREE INSPECTION GOOD NEWS!! For Orthodox and Kosher Homes THE DADE KOSHER MEAT & POULTRY MARKET AT 153 N.W. 5th STREET Is Miami owned and supervised by Mr. H. Zaidman, wishes to announce that in addition to their strictly Kostol Meats and Poultry, a complete line of Carmel Kosher P| visions has been installed. We cater to weddings, mitzvahs, and parties, also retail and wholesale. Come In And Be Convinced Telephone orders filled promptly and delivered fret of charge Call 3-1430 The Dade Kosher Meat & Poultry Market is superyiMu i endorsed by the Greater Miami Vaad Hakashruth MICHAEL ROSENBERG'S! LITTLE R0UMANIA 2 WE DO CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS THE HOUSE OF EXCELLENT FOOD JOY AND LAUGHTER GREAT PERSONALITIES IN ONE EVENING * * MEET ATTA BOY CiETZKL ami His llronzville Football*** Every Night at 12 Midnight A Suporb last of Entertainers and the Great Cantor From Pakyf"-| Very Good Shcpshel Kanorir Every Evening at 9 O'Clock XTRA! EXTRA! Every patron bringing a party of 6 or more to ,1(- show will be presented with an autographed r at a Football Game" or "Shepshel Kan Our famous Rumanian food is prepared un*JflriB# supervision of our famous chef. Sam For Reservations Call 5-1441 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY 9 and 12:30 |