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mil lb Mill 1111111 lll*l (ID III..Ill 'iliiEI h lie\wiislb-IEltDipidliiaun Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY ,MF: 20NUMBER 37 MIAMI 18, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 PRICE: ONE DOLLAR the New Year 5708 ap- fches, the Jewish people seed with ever-increasing ems. The chain of events period coming to an end lot bring to fruition the ex- era of progress and Ivement. a people promised the aid ations, to a people who endured without a let-up, ^sults are far from gratify- j Though the years of Hitler Lcution and the destruction far are presumably over, nued dilatory tactics by hns and diplomatic chan- | almost lead us to believe Wise. The harrowing tales |e DP's, the homeless wan- hg lews abroad, and the recounting of the blood- in the attempt to reach a fen of refuge in the Holy prove differently. The for freedom is far from The Jewish people are in the throes of suffering homelessness. It is difh- I to believe that Cyprus and dus 1947 could occur more two years after the war. incredible to see how the _ 5707 could bring a reduc- in governmental help at a i when Jewish homelessness on the increase, retrospection we find the |s of America have recog- and accepted their re- Insibility as guardians of the of their people. The re- Inse to the calls for help in dership and for funds, in- cising manyfold, has been t with extraordinary support. \ dramatic finish to 5707 was pplied by the United Nations Ccial Committee on Palestine its recognition of Jewish tims to statehood and immi- ktion. "Neither the Balfour :laration nor the mandate ^eluded the eventual crea- of a Jewish State," the re- |rt read. \s we enter the yeaT 5708 we ce again hope for a new and Ighter chapter in Jewish life. It the crises that have recently Iveloped a sense of frustra- n and lack of confidence in prld action again places a lallenge of new proportions at dawn of the Jews of Amer- The challenge will be met. JEWISH TCVEGrRAPHlC A&CNCV__________________________________________________ fritish Troops Employ Brutal Tactics i Unloading 'Exodus 1947' Refugees HAMBURG, Germany (JTA>Weary and battered, but still 'fiant, 1,406 Jewish refugees who disembarked Monday at imburg from the Ocean Vigor, on which they were deported m\ Palestine, nursed their wounds this week at the Poppen- rf camp, 75 miles from here, and vowed that they will be dy to start for Palestine again in a few weeks. British troops unloaded the last transport of Exodus 194/ 'fugees by use of fire hose, rubber truncheons and clubs six-foot hole with bloodied heads were plight up clawing and screech- PK. taken bodily from the ship [ flunK into a waiting train. I A British searching party dis- Dvered a time bomb aboard the [mpire Rival, the second of the pnsports to be unloaded. They Pk it ashore, where it exploded I1" such violence that every findow within a 100-yard radius fas smashed. Explosives experts said that if had gone off in the ship, it would have torn a in the hull. All the Jews were ashore when the bomb was dis- covered. That transport was the only one of three from which the Jews had disembarked with- out giving any trouble. The disembarkation from the Ocean Vigor began at 6 a.m. and lasted for five hours, which was longer than the British antici- pated, owing to stiff resistance by about half of the ship's passen- (Continued on Page 7) Paris Police Probe Irgun, Stern Gang Representatives PARIS (JTA) French police this week were investigat- ing all known Irgun and Stern group representatives in France, following the arrest of Rabbi Baruch Korff, chairman of the American Political Actions com- mittee for Palestine, as he and two companions prepared to take off for London to bombard the British capital with leaflets warn- ing of aerial bombing if Britain did not withdraw from Palestine. A spokesman for the ministry of the interior, who revealed that Irgun and Sternist aides had been under surveillance for several days, said that the police were pursuing inquiries in many direc- (Continued on Page 4) Zionist Actions Committee Adopts Resolution On UNSCOP Report ZURICH (JTA)In a final session marked by almost complete unity, the Zionist Actions Committee concluded its current meet- ing after adopting the resolution welcoming the UNSCOP report recommended by the executive, and a series of other resolu- tions covering internal and international aspects of the Pales- tine guestion. The vote on the UNSCOP resolution was 51 to 16. A joint opposition resolution calling for a free, unified Palestine after a transition period under U.N. trusteeship, which was proposed by the Hashomer Hatzair and the Achduth Avod-ah, received 10 votes, whale a revisionist resolu- tion opposing partition received seven votes, after one of the 51 majority switched his vote. The text of the resolution on the UNSCOP reads as follows: "The Zionist General Council (Actions Committee) has given preliminary consideration to the report of the recommendations of the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine. The ex- ecutive will, after further study, present the views of the Agency at the forthcoming general as- sembly of the United Nations Organization. The definitive at- titude of the Jewish people will be determined after the general assembly has made its decision. "The study carried out by the United Nations Special commt- tee on Palestine and its report represent an earnest effort to ar- rive at a practicable solution of the problem. The council notes (Continued on Page 8) 1 i 1 1 " 1 M I ' i. < : I; ,' I I PAGE TWO Personally Speaking ~-z Hyman Says Vows [ New York, Sept. 3rd Dcuble- ~:' flttDAV, SEPTEMBER 12,1 Personally speaking ,t Dr. and Mrs. Jack J. Folk, 1619 Pennsylvania av*.. IfiJ r v.ss kmice Betty Berman, :':'-- Maxidata ore Mk ..-.-. receired bachelor'! zz:~ r:~ tfaa EJn ago. oecca - Mrs. Emanuel Gordon 1021 N. F_-5-. a! \Z r. .-.:. zr.z --..: .._ ocnw- . sneymoon .:. C:._::-.: Mrs. Lee Shaiken e returned home .. Carolina. 72C Lenoi sve Miss iftet vacation spent ... riencersonv^.e Mr. and Mra Milton Sir*:- 2024 N. Bay rd Mk z-i Z:.". bare returned to ttei: Miami home z: 212i S. Uth - lei home in Hull Mess Mr. and Mra Maurice Grossmen: *'--------------------------------------- Mrc;:: Corai jcz.es . 3 .e-:: :;: New ':';:.: when they will spend the holidays v ith ..- = Rita and Naomi Ihey plan tc return to Miami Dct .s- Mr. 3::;s-:n is executive director :: the .''..--. ':. Having :e--rr.rd from r wedding trip -: and Mrs Julian A. ..:: are making their home ; the Everglades .-.o:e.. Mrs. ..^5 is the forme? Se.n: Sdsorek beach, and daughters. Ruth and Barbara, have returnJi? a trip to New York, where they stayed at the KimberW u I nd Blowing Rock. N.C., where they were guests at mL?! .Manor. Ruth is a junior at Miami Beach High school M -ara attends the junior high school. Murry Diamond, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Diam Michigan ave., Miami Beach, celebrated his tenth birthdav r.iversary this week with a party at his home for his friendi Members of the Delta Phi Epsilon chapter at Florida Sk university at Tallahassee were entertained last night by M* tei Argintar, former president of the group, at the hL?! .' !.ss Arlene Solomon. Mi and Mrs. Isidor Lanqnes While in the . from z two-month vacation s. New York state. -..-.-. Mr Langner attended the Zionist convention as ; delegate the Miami Zionist zj^tt.t.. Mr. and Mra Leonard Abeea and daughters Linda and Mar- after having spent =eve::. weeks in Clayton, Zz. / % Modern Cantor j urdines Little boys' slack suit Musically Triir.ed Baritone Liceoted Public School and / Hebrew Teacher Available. Pest Office Box 566 Norristown, Pa. i I i i " Louis O. Bloomfield, Miami Beach realtor, recently retunJ I toma trip through the south, with an extended stay at HewL sonville. N.C. Vacationing at the Duncraggan inn, Hendersonville, NC_ ere Mr. and Mrs. Max Specktor, Miss Clara Gewertz, Mr J Mrs. William Wolf, Allen Kline, Max Pintchuk, and EfaS Abrcms. Rosalie Gottfried, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Si Gottfried Miami Beach, has returned from Beverley Farms, Mass, when I she spent the summer at "Acadamei Morderne." A junior a Miami Beach High school, Miss Gottfried has been selected bv the Acadamei to go to Europe with a group of girls next summ? Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Neuwirth, Miami Beach, have re- turned from a month's vacation in the middle west. While way, they attended the wedding of their niece in New Orleaa, La., and visited with their brother. Dr. P. Sidney Neuwirth jl Peoria, 111. They also spent some time in Chicago. * Mr. George Talianoff, Florida regional director, Anti-Det * emotion league, left this week for Chicago, where he attendad the Anti-Defamation League National Staff conference in M . .r.d Park, 111. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Weiss, Mrs. Samuel Glass and he daughter, Lois, have returned to their New York home, when | Lois is a student at Hunter College. Mrs. Jules Pearlman, 487 N.E. 29th ter., and her mother, Ma I Jesse Zucker, are visiting their brother and son in Toronto, Can ^AT^OtlTm^llli. ny*mi Loiii $2.98 .-.t.z '.-.zz^z s'.zz. . easy to play L-. . easy :, launder. Blue, green, or tan was-ab^e ox- : -:z cloth. S.ze-s : to :. in grous. $3-98 Little girls' plaid dress Lovable cool little dress for a lovable little girl to wear on her first day at ool. Bright green or blue plaid. Sizes 3 to 6 in the group. The Si-.eea -:' the Sahara Out- sizzling the desert for thrills, action and rcari.-.g fun! YVONNE DeCARLC GEORGE SRENT in "Slave Sir." Torrid Technicolor with Broderick Crawford Andy Devine I. .; . : nue M Mr. 1 :' M M n Bukstel len. N.J A : epti n luncheon for e re n n Giv .: . . : . " : - .. | :. . :.- : I Hymai ' Burton v | " I S . - I ft I of hon ft M W .. i Vol. .. : i mat N.: e Th< ' '' thers 1 v V len. I - f : B :. - ' ''____ Pap. GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR * ACE I l I l lit SERVICE, IXC. 116 N. E. 6th Street Phone 3-848$ Miami, Florida n j Social Commercial and Hotel Stationery Lm Cc igravintj Lompang 122 N. E. SIXTH STREET MIAMI 36. FLORIDA Telephone 3-5174 New year Qreetinyd :ESJ HILL LyLE H GOODYEAR FRED R. GALEN S^ee^ft^L... To Our Many Jewish Friends On the Occasion of Rosh Hashona! Exclusive Representativea for Baldwin, Baldwin Acrosonic Pianos and the Baldwin Electronic Organ t'y the Following World Famous Radios and Radio Phonographs Scott. Stromberg-Carlson. General Electric. Farnsworth. Bendix, Recordio. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERV'-v READERS OF THE JEWISH FLORID DURING THE NEW YEAR $adj 1$ftMJ& Jtfite 3900 Biscayne Blvd. Phone tlDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jewlsli nor Mian PAGE THREE tabbi Announces Jadio Programs Rabbi Irving Lehrman, chair- an t,f the Greater Miami Rab- oical association radio commit- B announces the following pro- lanis for the New Year through courtesy of the various radio Btions: WKAT H 9:46-10 a.m.Rablil Ixmhi t,i is'h Of T.-mple H-th Sholom. |'l >> 8:45-9 a.m.Rabbi Irving | 0f Miami Beach Jewlwh COOl- liMiiv Center. WINZ L, i,i II 9:30-9:48 a.m.Itabbl Mur- lirauer "' Miami Jcwlnh Orthodox '.J."':.-".:ir1 i>.m.Rabbi Max tufni.hi "f Hollywood Jewish Com- Inity Center. wBAy ,,,,, it 12:U-1S:80 p.m.Rabbi hu'll'April cf Miami Hebrew Huliool Li Junior Com;icgalIon. E 12 10 10:18 a.m.Rabbi David L.,i'. o\ Temple Knianu-KI, Ft. Ijiud E - WIOD pi ||. 11-11:18 a.b.Dr. Jacoli II |p|ati, Rabbi Bmerltus of Temple 83, 11:18-11:80 a.m.Rabbi Li \ /wit man of Temple Israel. WQAM pt 14, 7:48-7:66 a.m.Rabbi Albert I B'naJ H'rlth Hillel founda- .;,t 22, 10:30-10:45 a.m.Rabbi ., b M, siluloff of Beth Jacob Con- fciiatlon. WQBS ,; II. 9-9:18 a.m.Rabbi Mas uilro nf t'ontsregatlon Beth David. lunior Hadassah To Present Party | Members of Miami Beach's Jnior Hudassah will sponsor a lome as you are" party for pros- kctive members Thursday eve- Ins. Sept. 18th. Those interest- in joining the group are asked contact Florence Hildebrandt, lembcrship chairman, at 5-0273. IThe group's "opening hop" Jnco, which will be held Satur- ny. Sop!. 27th. at 9 p.m. in the |eplunc room and patio of the bbert Richter hotel, Miami h, will be a combination Icia] and membership dance. [Michael Marvin and his or- lestra will provide music for ke dance. Tickets, which are 75 bits, may be obtained by call- is Harriet Gotesman at 5-7635. fita Hyman Says Vows New York City, Sept. 3 (Continued from Page 2) |uncil nf Hillel. She was a ember of B'nai B'rith Girls on liami Beach. Mr. Bukstel is a |aduate of Randolph-Macon col- ge and a veteran of four years the Navy, having been dis- |arged with the rank of lieu- ant. At present he is attend- Js Ciilumbia university school optometry, |Miss Sheila Lewis and Miss adura Mai-golis. Miami Beach, pse friends of the bride, attend- the wedding. I After a honeymoon in Lake Jacid. N. Y., the couple will lake their home in New York. >lifiiaries SCHNEIDMAN 'I Sehnoldman, 63, Plant City, [led ,i his home there on Sept. le as the brother of the late ; Schneldman of Miami and Ik "I bj time nephews and two in Miami, ii Hervlcea were conducted by Max Shapiro at the Gordon 11 'Impel on Sept. 10th, with "lit iii the family plot at Wood- I'pinetery, GOLDBERG !; Mildred iloldbern. 34, 410 N.W. T'lin ,,w ,|led in a local hospital l" I'th after a brief illness. She ivivi.i by her husband. Harry. 'Jo brothers and one sister of \.,ik City. p ii, was sent to New in don Funeral home. York Personally Speaking . in BZLSRtfgg**,his week *a 8ummer vaca,ion I ?i*r8,,I2Cu Au?USt' i48/ 27,h st" Miami ***' and her son Arthur left by plane Friday for a two-week vacation in New York and vicinity. Mrs. Ethel Shochet and Mrs. Leon Gardner have been spending the summer at the Martinique hotel. Miami Beach Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Myers, 512 S. W. 21st ave., and child- ren have returned from a summer vacation at the Copake Coun- try club in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pepper, 1683 S. W. 17th st., have re- turned to Miami after having spent two and one-half weeks in Hendersonville, N.C., Jacksonville, Fla. and Anderson, S.C. Miss Dotty Pepper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pepper, has returned from a seven-week vacation in Minneapolis, Minn., Chicago, and Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hillsberg of New York, have bought a home at 3265 S.W. 25th ter. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Blumberg, 1285 S.W. 19th ter., have re- turned from a nine-week vacation in New York City, where they were guests at the Essex House, and Asbury Park, N. J., where they stayed at the Kingsley Arms hotel. Rabbi and Mrs. Leon Kronish, 4514 Sheridan ave., Miami Beach, and children, have returned from an extended vacation in Canada and New York. e Mrs. Carl Susskind, 2421 N. Bay rd., Miami Beach, has re- turned from a two-month vacation in Canada, Maine, New Hampshire, and New York City. Her daughter, Willa Sue, at- tended Kear Sarge camp in New Hampshire, and her son, Harry, attended Kenwood camp in New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Kupper, 971 N. W. Fourth st., have return- ed from a two-week vacation in Hendersonville, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Berkowitz, 701 S. W. 27th rd., have re- turned from a five-week vacation in Hendersonville, N.C. Mrs. R. Sakowitz, 1533 S. W. Third st., has returned from her summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stone have returned to Miami after hav- ing spent the summer at their home in Bryant Pond, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, 5313 LaGorce dr., Miami Beach, have returned from a summer vacation at Grossinger's Country club in New York. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Belaga, former Miami residents, in Baltimore, Md. The Millers' son and daughter, Gerald and Marilynn were at Camp Lenni Lenate in Monroe, N.Y. Miss Sheila Ludwig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lud- wig. 1345 N. W. Fifth st., celebrated her sixteenth birthday an- niversary on Sept. 6th with a party for over a hundred friends at the Princess Anne hotel, Miami Beach. Professor Jekuthiel Ginsburg of Yeshiva university and editor of "Scripta Mathematical will spend the holidays with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Freedman, 1030 Washington ave., Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sootin, 230 N. W. Second ave., have re- turned from a ten-week vacation in the north. Mrs. Anna Berow, 245 Jefferson ave., Miami Beash, has re- turned after havinq visited with her family and friends in Chicago and New York._____________________________ Shown above is Miss Char- lotte Blumberg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Blumberg, 1285 S.W. 19th ler., whose engagement to Stanley Ho- ward Fried, Elizabeth, N.J., has been announced by her parents. Obbie Rosenthal Elected Miami JWV Commander Obbie Rosenthal was elected commander of the Norman Bruce Brown post 174 Jewish war vet- erans at a meeting of the group Monday night. Other elected officers are Eu- gene Spector, senior vice com- mander; Sid Horn, junior vice commander; Michael Isenberg, judge advocate; Dr. Martin Bell, post surgeon; and Eddie Levine, trustee. Plans are being made for the installation of officers. Miss Esther Shimmel To Wed Burton Yagoda Engagement of Miss Esther Shimmel to Burton Yagoda is being made this week by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shimmel, 2520 S. W. 20th st. Mr. Yagoda is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Yagoda, 1610 Penn jylvania ave., Miami Beach. The betrothal was announced thi week at a dinner party held at Victor's for members of the im- mediate families. Miss Shimmel was graduated from Far Rockaway High school, Far Rockaway, N.Y. and attend- ed Pan American Business school. She is a member of th i board of directors of the Junior Hadassah chapter on Miami beach. Mr. Yagoda was graduate! from Brooklyn college and serv ed in the U.S. Army Air con 3 for three and one-half years. He is a first lieutenant in the Air corps reserve and treasurer of the Miami Beach chapter of the American Veterans commit- tee. The couple is planning a winter wedding. I WANTED CONCESSIONAIRE To run soda fountain Afternoons and evenings Write Mr. Y.. Box 2973 j Miami 18. stating experience and salary wanted. DR. and MRS. LEONARD H. JACOBSON Jo Ellen and Patricia Ann OF MIAMI BEACH EXTEND TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU ! CLOSING SUNDAY 6 P.M. SHARP Please Place Your Orders Early PERSONALIZED SERVICE ------at the------ iti.uksroM: FLOWi:it shop "WHERE FLOWERS SPEAK FOR YOU" 634 SIXTH STREET PHONES 58-15985-0504 MIAMI BEACH BROADCAST Ralph Bellamy, movie actor and star of the Pulitzer prize winning play, "State of the Union," will be heard on a special New Year broadcast. "Who Shall Live"? on station WKAT, Tuesday at 9 p.m. The broadeast is being sponsored by the United Jewish Appeal. iddle COMPANY Everything In Aviation' RABBI L. LEHRER Mohel 3-2297 Wishes the Rabbis and the Jewish communities of Miami and Miami Beach a Very Happy New Year DR. BENNETT A. LEE Announce* the opening of his office for the practice of gen- eral dentistry and dental surgery. And extends best wishes for a Happy New Year to an, 6109 N.W. Seventh Avenue Phone 7-7786 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR from The Foremost Photographers Of The South \00(fU **ir 9mm Elevator Lobby DuPONT BUILDING PHONE 3-8617 1 " IN ; 'i i i ^ 1 * ' ' , PAGE FOUR * Jewish fhridiar____ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12.!* Editorial UNSCOP Lauds Accomplishments By Palestine Jews Sake success (JTA) Jew isli Education Annual nation-wide observance of Jewish Education Month, communal life issued a call to Jewish parents to provide religious s u u. ^ ^ pal(,sUri WJ education for their children during the coming year. ; ^ I65.page report to the The call stated: eral assembly, made public W "As a devoted parent, you provide all you can tor your ^ UN gecretariat. child's health and well-being, for his comforts, pleasures and ^ mandate in its preamble education recognized, with regard to u "As a devoted parent, you share with your child all that is ^ pt.(,pl, thl, grounds tor yours and all that you hope to have. reconstituting t h eir n* 7 "But-do you provided with one of your most precious gg- ^g^* & aSSeVo you share with him a heritage that is yours and that is gations the rj, the universally regarded as one of the world's greatest civilized [h* ^ upon .ho .lows inheritancesthe heritage of Judaism? ,n opportunity, through large "Wherever you may turn, you will find the visible manitesta- ^ immigratjon, to tions of that heritage. eventually a Jewish state with a "It is the writings regarded as holy throughout the world. Jewlsh majority. "It is to be found in the democracy that civilized men cherish ..B(ilh the Balfour declai everywhere and the mandate Involved in- "It speaks out with warm notes not only in Hebrew but in teration 'men's to he the English language and literature. In all these, and in many Jewish people a whole more, are the visible signs of the heritage which is yours as a i low. "To know that heritage better is to be infinitely enriched. "To pass it on to your child is to ennoble his lifeto give him strength to meet life's problems, enlarge his ability to see life whole and to enjoy its manifold wonders. "Give your child this precious source of inner strength. "Pass on to him through Jewish education what has been a WOrld who wish to go to Pal' stint- rock of strenqth through the millenda of history. would have the right to "This year. Jewish Education Month and Week has been This view, however.would designated for the period of September 7 to October 15. In it. to be unrhst.c inthe American Jews arecalled upon'to respond to this primary obli- youjjj * gation to provide Jewish education for each Jewish child. ||t(i ^ lh(i J(W_ in lh(, W0T\&, "Does your child attend a Jewish religious school? If he ..Wnen the mandate was ap- does, make sure that he continues. If he does not, enroll him pr0Ved, all coi cen i A m aware now. "i the existence of an overw "Do the young people in your family participate in syna- ing Arab majority in Palestine," port c intinues. "Mori K g-Crane report, among others, had warned that the Zion- ist pi igram could not b out except by force of arms. It would seem clear, therefore, that provisions of the mandate that they wen not limited only to the Jewish population of Pal- estine, sinee at the time tl ere were only some 80,000 Jews there. "This would imply." the r port point, out, "that all Jew.- ii I H 1UI.I"1 * CLEARING AWAY 1 HE WEEDS gogues or Jewish Center activity? If they do not, let them enroll now. "There are also Jewish study classes for adults in these institutions which YOU can join. "The school, the synagogue, the Jewish center or some Jew- ish religious and cultured activity are there in your commu- nity to serve you and your family. been an independent state. At the same time, the report also the attention of the U.N. i] assembly to the fact that :,, Palestine there are ;.200.000 Arabs, two-thirds i population, who oppose a Jewish State. B ith the majority and minor- ity groups of UNSCOP favor the n iance of Jewish immigra- tion to Palestine. The UNSCOP efore, recommend! to neral assembly that it un- dertake immediately the initia- tion and execution of an inter- [ an ngement whereby the problem of the distressed an Jews, of whom ap- mately 250.0(10 are in as- will be dealt with relating to the Jewish National a< a matter of extreme urgency "They are there to link you and your child with eternal Home could he bast d only on the for the alleviation of their plight truths and beauties and spiritual satisfaction." Tho i oiiIVim'ihm' I Comments imption that sooner or I the Arab fears would gradually and that Aral tility to the terms of the man- date would in tin i weaken and Declaring that "a great moral responsibility rests upon the Ii U. S. government, arising out of its previous commitments, "This seems to havi which it dare not shirk," the executive committee of the Amen- basi ption, but it | can Jewish Conference called upon the United States to take '" :' [be since the his- the Initiative at the forthcoming session of the United Nations '",% ' general assembly to ensure an immediate affirmative solution \ Palestine problem. The majority of the committee Is that 150,000 of the total he admitted to Palestine irs, 1>' ginning this month, T UNSCOP report points out >l be doubted that any action which would ease the | thi 'id Jews in 1 would thereby lessen the | if the Palestinian immi- n problem and consequent- ly create a better climate in of the Palestine problem. ,., even (,,nUnuation 0f the In a statement adopted at a special meeting called to con- build sider the report of the United Nations Special Committee on Hon h to carry out a final solu- Palestine, the conference took the position that the majority could be in. ted only by tjoi "f the question of Pales- recommendation calling for the admission within the next two the ise of some i le tine." years of 150,000 Jews and the granting of independence to f""' cai rly con- both the Jews and the Arabs in Palestine "merits serious con- tended that the use of force as a sideration and prompt attention by the United Nations general mrnns of establishing the Na- assemblv" tional Home was either intended tl -., -ii i_ t 'by thi ndate or imp'. : bv The executive committee, presided over by Louis Lipsky, [t provisions On : chairman, while concluding that the majority report was a the provisions of the compromise which would be received with mingled feelings shot by American Jewry, proposing, as it did, a Jewish state in only usi for thi part of Palestine, excluding Western Galilee and the Jewish '' application." sections of Jerusalem, declared, however, that an immediate Declaring that the Jew solution was imperative because of "the sharp deterioration of the Jewish position in Europe." Its statement pointed out '''"' the that the official Jewish attitude on the recommendations would \' ' be made known in due course by the Jewish Agency for Pales- ^ZZ'ZZV '! 2!T Z tine, whose position would have the backing of the overwhelm- sound* Z '" ing majority of American Jews. owi ,n ,h' The executive committee also called upon Great Britain to ance on gift capital and the non- return the "Exodus" refugees to Palestine, to liquidate the ica' motivation behind n- internment camps on Cyprus, and to reintroduce civil administra- '.'' divclnpment schemes tion in the Holy Land, emphasizing that in doing so the manda- ll.,.!lp reRard '* economi tory power would demonstrate enlightened statesmanship which s ,!~'tl"!'' would help restore peace, security and qood-will. J(" r Arabs from ,he land -------------------------------------------------strictions not |, .,.oll]f| housed by the camp autnorities, l AJC Warns JDA Of Anti-Semitism U.S. Tries Eight For Inciting Riots VIENNA(JTA) Eight per- sons went on trial here this week before an American military court, charged with leading a riot against a camp of displaced Jews in the town of Bad IschL The riots took place on Aug. 20, when a crowd of 300 persons, after demonstrating before the mayor's office in protest against the reduced milk rations, pro- ceeded to the Hotel Kreuz, where CHICAGO UTA)Although zed ai ti-Semitism has de- son, ewhat in the United 'lit;-.!, wish prejudice has ing among "respec- ctions of the community previously were relatively bias, the national execu- mmittee of the Joint De- Appeal was warned this nd by John Slawson. exec- lent of the Amer- ' wish committee, and Ben- EP ti n, acting national di- the B'nai B'rith Anti- n League. defense leaders Paris Police Probe Irgun and Stem Representatives (Continued from Page 1) (ions. Many Paris hotels raj raided. Those arrested with Rabk Korff were his secretary. Mil Judith Rosenbeifier, 23, a natm! of Hungary, whose present tionality is unknown, and 88;! inald Gilbert, an English-boa American citizen and former* pilot. All are being held iaeos- municado. Seventeen other pl sons have been arrested, but tkfj names were not disclosed. Worff and the other two seal1 at the airfield were quesacul a good part of last night. ka>| while, police are seeking printer who prepared the leafls found in two suitcases carried^ the rabbi, and the persons* placed the plane at his dispoal They are also seeking to t the persons who manufactrij six improvised aerial bombsMj were found in a house jear* Paris abettoirs. The leaflet, which was sip* "Fighters for the Freedon< Israel," the formal name of * Stern group, said in part "we will carry the war to very heart of the empire. will strike with all the bitteraa and fury of our semtude* bondage. People of EW press your govermnfflt v> V Eretz Israel now. DemandP your sons and daughters wp home, or you may never see m again." The promptness with waw'j police acted, and the scope their raids, indicated mm Surete either had an agert w ed in the ranks of the estMl or that one of the terron=i-l betrayed his companions police. Publiihed every fj'6*\,"."r \l\ J.wl.h Fl.nd..n ^* ,,1 reet. M taMl JE Mt| by The Sixth St matte' 1930. at the Post 0 fic l Fl... under the Ac of M"- Jt^l and attacked the building stones, shouting "Hang the kill the Jews." Austrian men witnessed the anti-Jew.^h placement of this demonstration, but did not inter- ready occurred " fere until the American police dispersed the crowd and arrested its leaders. 'I' ey cannot relax "the against discrimination, pointing out that among other , 'he relief efforts for Jews u*, vicuna Palestine, ?inoc the Arab 'l,pprd on the existence daily newspaper, charged that never establish^ a all J '' ~tron and secure American Engelbert Tosetto, a former there, fhe repor? UTSSTS ',munl,>- Other speak" member of the Nazi party since assuran^. ESS?I** thdl ,his ers deluded Donald n^^. Referring to the Jewish assur- would be ZnP,miCal injustice tiveg in locating person shrdlu the SeSon of a J^ wbs by The Wiener Kurier, a Vienna Palestine 3&^A"??*.mM*m some support- ed Donald Oberdorfer, 1938, but now a member of the! Aside^from"the',"fa',', s"ppor'" national chairman "of the Communist party in Auitria. wat since ~ l KJ SJ^fc W- Morri., chairmaTof tie W The Jewlth Fiond'jn Mi 9 . Jewlth Unity "J ^.f* qraphie' Agency. Seven ,* Syndicate, Worldwide NWJ.WI National Editorial A**cgll.h>i*l h can Aeeoclatlon AlW{* Newepaoere. Cf^fJ!i|ttTHL SUBSCRIPTION c One Year. Two Yea re Telephones 2-1141-^ OFHCE aBdP 120 J*. E. Sixfc^ Volume 20 the displace Jews have be I chtofly v^onrt^to for tb. .tUek .1"^^ iaies- Edmund Waterman, treasurer. ' Friday. September ELUL 17, V" )AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 Jewistifk>riWr>n h Hashonah Services Sunday Night rk Beginning Of High Holy Days , High Holy Days will be [red in by Miami Jewry with i Hashonah services being fucted Sunday night, Mon- and Tuesday. Orthodox [thodox services will be held Ihe Miami Jewish Orthodox jregation, 590 S.W. 17th ave., Rabbi Murray Grauer and ,T Abraham Behrman of- ting. Services will be held El5 p.m. Sunday, 8 a.m. and [p.m. Monday, and Tuesday. L Giauer's sermon on Mon- (will be "Exodus 5707." On Jay he will speak on "Gen- 5708." The congregation [also sponsor services at the irei Zedek Talmud Torah, S.W. Third st., with Louis bskind and Cantor Wolfson latinfi. jigrogation Beth Jacob, 301 iington ave., Miami Beach, hold orthodox services which be conducted by Rabbi Mescheloff, Cantor Louis eder and the choir. Services held at 6 pjn. Sunday, i. and 6 p.m. Monday, and iay. Rabbi Mescheloffs Jay sermon will be "God tcs." and his Tuesday ser- will be "Man Creates." kces will also be conducted |je Community building, 311 hington ave. Rabbi Mesche- and Cantor Nathan Wroobel jffidate. thodox services will be con- W at the Miami Hebrew ol and Junior Congregation, S.W. 12th ave., by Rabbi kn April and the school choir. Sees will be held Sunday at Monday at 8 a.m. and 6 and Tuesday. Rabbi April's on on Monday will be "Our est Concern Today," and [Tuesday sermon will be Ce Wo Are Jews." ngregation Beth Tfilah, 935 1 ave., Miami Beach, will orthodox services, with bi Joseph Rackovsky officia- as both cantor and rabbi. Sees will begin at 6:15 p.m. lay,, 7:30 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. lay and Tuesday. Rabbi ivsky will speak on "The ar" on Monday and "New Ushering In" on Tuesday. thodox services will be con- by the Greater Miami ew academy, 918 Sixth st., ni Beach, at 6 p.m. Sunday, ii. and 6 p.m. Monday, Tues- Conservalive imi Beach Jewish Com- y Center, 1415 Euclid ave., ICOB SCHACHTER Director swish Musical Hour WBAY 11 a.m.Sunday, 10 p.m. hes to thank his sponsors their kind co-operation extends best wishes to > listeners and to all Jewry a very Happy New Year. STINGS TO ALL ISRAEL A YEAR OF LIFE, fALTH AND HAPPINESS !i! RABBI laron Twersky Reason's Greetings! 'Hi Boulevard Pharmacy Street and Biscayne Bhrd. Phone 7-5567 1 East Las Olaa Blvd. Fort Lauderdale Phone 37 will hold services, with Rabbi Irving Lehrman and Cantor Ja- cob Goldring officiating. Ser- vices will be held at 6 p.m. Sun- day, at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Mon- day and Tuesday. Rabbi Lehr- man's Monday sermon will be "The Tragedy of Our Fate The Glory of Our Faith." His Tuesday sermon will be "Let Us Resolve." Congregation Beth David, 135 N.W. Third ave., will conduct services, with Rabbi Max Sha- piro and Cantor Maurice Mam- ches officiating. Rabbi Shapiro's theme for the Holy Days will be "After the Strife of Peace Comes the Challenge of Universality and Unity." Services will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Stu- dent services will be held in the auditorium throughout the holi- days at 10:30 a.m. Rabbi Albert Michels, of the University of Miami Hillel foun- dation, and Cantor Joseph A. Malek will conduct services at the Coral Gables Woman's club, 1009 E. Ponce de Leon blvd. Ser- vices are being sponsored by the Coral Gables Jewish Center. Ser- vices will begin at 7 p.m. Sunday, 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Monday, and 8 a.m. Tuesday. Sunday night Rabbi Michels will speak on, "The Quest .for Permanency: Can We Build an Enduring World"? Monday Rabbi Michels will speak on "Do We Need Prayer in a Supersonic Era: Will God An- swer Us"? "Sacrifice and Sanc- tification, the Faith of Israel" will be the topic of the Tuesday sermon. Liberal Temple Beth Sholom, 4144 Chase ave., Miami Beach, will hold services, with Rabbi Leon Kronish, Cantor Samuel Kele- mer and the choir officiating. Services will begin at 8:15 p.m. Sunday and at 10 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Sun- day evening Rabbi Kronish will speak on "Rendezvous With Des- tiny." His Monday sermon will be "Can the Nation of the World Hear the Shofar"? "The Seventh City" will be his Tuesday ser- mon. Reform Rabbi Colman Zwitman and Rabbi Jacob Kaplan will offici- ate at services at Temple Israel, 137 N.E. 19th st. Sunday night Rabbi Zwitman will speak on "Leviticus 23:24." Rabbi Kaplan will speak on "An Inventory of Jewish Life" downstairs. Both rabbis will conduct services, on PAGE FIVE Pictured above is Eli Hur- witz who was recently ap- pointed to the B'nai B'rith District Grand Lodge No. 5 committee on Jewish Educa- tion by President Sam Silver, of Sholem lodge. Dr. Bernstein Returns From Studies In N. Y. Dr. William H. Bernstein, 420 Lincoln rd., Miami Beach has just returned from a three months stay in New York City, where he was doing post graduate stu- ies in heart disease. During that period. Doctor Bernstein successfully passed his examinations for certification as a specialist in internal medicine. These examinations are given by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He also attended the meetings of the American Heart associa- tion, and the American Medical association in Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Bernstein and their three daughters, Janet, Susan and Bon- nie also returned with the doctor. Monday. Rabbi Zwitman's topic on Monday will be "Genesis 22". Services will begin at 8:15 p.m. Sunday night and Monday at 10 a.m. Temple Emanu-El, Fort Lau- derdale, a liberal synagogue, will conduct services Sunday at 8 p.m. and Monday at 10 a.m. Sun- day night Rabbi David Raab will speak on "What of Tomorrow"? He will speak on "The Call of the Shofar" Monday. To TOGUST BROS Ryc * Is'the BEST' girl SAM and HYMAN FORMERLY AT THE White Rose Market 87 Washington Avenue NOW CONNECTED WITH Merlin's Market 320 Collins Avenue WISH ALL THEIR'FRIENDS AND~CUSTOMERS' A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR BILL WRIGLEY OF THE WRIGLEY ENGRAVING COMPANY WISHES HIS MANY JEWISH FRIENDS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR HAPPY NEW YEAR $ NORTON it. GANGER CO. Air Conditioning 601 N. Miami Avenue Phone 3-8361 Miss Marjorie Gerstein Is Bride of Dr. Rosner Marriage ceremony of Miss Marjorie Gerstein and Dr. Jack Harold Rosner took place August 31st in the Cadillac hotel, Miami Beach, Rabbi Irving Lehrman of- ficiating. A dinner and reception at the hotel followed the rites. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gerstein, 2321 S.W. 21st st., was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a gown of white slipper satin with fingertip illusion veil and car- ried a white Bible adorned with orchids and stephanotis. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. David Rosen, and Miss Marilyn Rosner, who wore blue taffeta. Mr, Rosner, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rosner, Lake City, Fla. had his brother, Sheldon Rosner, as best man. Ushers were David Rosen, Sid Cooper, and Gerald Gerstein, brother of the bride. A graduate of Miami Senior High school, the bride attended the University of Missouri and the University of Miami, where she was a member of Alpha Ep- silon Phi sorority. Dr. Rosner attended the University of Miami, the University of Florida, and re- ceived his degree in dentistry from Northwestern university in Evanston, 111. where he was pres- ident of Alpha Omega dental fra- ternity. 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'j i I* :; : " i * PAGE SIX jen i it Jkr*Mw __,____ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, Rabbi Korff Held On Arms Charge PARIS (JTA) Rabbi Baruch Korff, who was arrested last Saturday just before leav- ing on a flight to London to drop Sternist leaflets over the British capital, will be charged with the possession of pamphlets of for- eign origin likely to endanger the security of the country" and ill. gal possession of arms and ammunition." This was made known by the examining magis- trate in charge of the case. The French police revealed the name of another of the 17 per- sons rounded up over tne week- end He is Jacques Martmsky. who was arrested last June when anti-British leaflets were found ?n his hotel room, but was sub- sequen ly released. It was Mar- tfnsky vvho received, the fire ex- nuuishers which were used n Sng the six bombs allegedl> found in a raid on a house near thFSS 'iSSion available here it appears that the "bombs 1 / not designed to cause in- to persons in the area where hrv were dropped, but were so- called leaflet bombs, which con- tain a mild charge of explosives and which scatter leaflets over a wide area when they explode (The Teriburx-Herald Paris cor- :, .ndent, who was the, only reporter present when Korff a arrested, said that the report that six bombs had been found was inaccuiate. Police in a neighbor- ing house, using field glasses, had seen the bombs being con- structed but when they raided the building under surveillance the bombs had disappeared. The "Diaspora Headquarters of the Irgun. which is situated in Paris, issued a statement deny- ing that there has been a spin in the Irgun command or that prominent members have resign- ed. The announcement added that "the Irgun will continue its struggle for the liberation of all of Palestine and against attempts to confine the Jewish people in a near ghetto to be glorified by the name of state." The American embassy said that it had not yet received any information concerning the arrest of Korff, his secretary, and the plane's pilot, Reginald Gilbert. The embassy stated that the two were apparently American citizens. (The Herald-Tribune said that Gilbert had informed the police of the plan, and had been acting for them from the time he was first approached by Korff. i A Reuter dispatch from Paris quoted "well informed quarters" there as stating that they believ- ed thai the Korff "plot" was a "propaganda stunt" to coincide wit: the landing of the Exodus deportees in Hamburg. These quarters also believe that the affair was a personal venture of Korff, rather than an operation of the Stern group. A source close to police headquarters also expres-cd surprise that only one American newspaperman should have been at the remote field from which Korff took off, the Reuter dispatch added. British SM-rtarv I'ndor Pressure To < urfo Bigotry LONDON WT^Pressure on home secretary, James Chutei Ede, to take action against Bnt- ish fascists, whose pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic activities hav come more flagrant in rece weeks, is expected to men sharplv m the near future, ml I at least one cabinet minister re- ported ready to demand action. Weekly meetings of the L. of Ex-Servicemen, a fror.t I Sir Oswald Mosley's pr< war British Union of Fascists, in Eas. London, which has a large Jew ish population, have provoked protests at the governments in- action from the l.....v and li press. Criticism of the home oi fice has increased since th, lution adopted last week by the Trades Union conference, v attacked the unmolested rs ence of fascism and anti-Semi- tism in Britain. Even the Daily Herald, the offii ial labor pari> paper, has demanded I at be found to prohibit anti-S tic provocations. Dennis Pritt. an independent member of parliament an I noted liberal lawyers, has dl a new measure to out ances provokii and reli- gious hatred. He is SU] p >rt< many rank-ar.d-file labor MP's and." reportedly, by Sir S'. Cripps. A draft of the measure has already h Gen. Sir Hartli y S must examine all bills I they are introduced in and" has been : assi who is understood to be ' ing action on it. It has stated, without official con: tion, that Cripps. supported by health minister. Aneurin Bevii is attempting ti> persuade ti home secretary to ad MORRIS and SARAH GATT and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Best Wishes To Our Many Friends INVESTORS k SYNDICATE Congress Building it! Y PHONE 2-2661 A HAPPY, HEALTHY and PROSPEROUS NEW YeJ to my clients and friends is the sincere wigh 0| MILTON W KIM; it Certified Public Accountant 3020 S.W. 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HOGARTH MINNIE McWHORTE" CHARLOTTE KOTKI- AL CONRAD CLYDE C. CADIEU SAMUEL STOTLANO JOSEPH SCHREBMC* MAX KAPLAN NAOMI MACHTEI DAN McKINNEY )AY, SEPTEMBER 11 14? *Jewislhfk>ridfk>f! PAGE SEVEN |.C Will Meet Today; Dr. Wisef lerican President, Issues Message [Florida division of the American Jewish Congress will open Hall season with a luncheon meeting at the Wofford hotel. bmi Beach, today at noon, Mrs. Louis Glasser, president. Bounced this week. lans for the coming season will be formed at this meeting, i there will be a report given*-------------I"T------------ [the chairman of the location This service aids rela- n locating persons who are in DP camps in Europe. Mrs. bssur will give a report on the seminar which she attended jew York City last week, hose who will attend the tinu are Mrs. Leonard Barr, president; Mrs. Joseph Fine, president; Miss Clara Gol- kgrg, vice president; Mrs. !k Weiss, treasurer; Mrs. Ben- Zimmerman, recording sec- /; Mrs. Mark Kaplan, finan- secretary; Mrs. Joseph Mon- corresponding secretary; Rose Weiss and Mrs. Sam sternum, trustees. Uso attending will be Mrs. fence Cohen, president of the i Beach chapter, and her Kate, Mrs. Alfred Lesser; Mrs. y Stepkin, president of the 11 chapter, and her delegate, Herbert Scher; Mrs. Lena Ik, president of Esther chap- and her delegate; Mrs. Leo- Curtice, publicity chairman; Hannah Grossman, public lions chairman; and Mrs. Ir- Lehrman, Bulletin chairman. Stephen S. Wise, president American Jewish congress the World Jewish congress, asked Mrs. Glasser to convey following message to Miami rry: ,ho, unless he be a profes- al Jewish optimist, can part Di the year 5707 and welcome without the deepest mis- gs? The same grave prob- face us at the year's close udened us when the year be- Brjefly put, these are: Pa- ine, Zionism, and the United puns. Whether the DP's emi- pion to America they are one ilem, for the three are close- even indissolubly knit to- iler. The most critical problem i Jewry still faces is what he surviving one and one- million Jews one third of (>m aie refugees, another third irhom would fain flee from present habitations. One >t face their tragedy with- fe- ling that the war was lost, won, that Nazism has so suc- ied in empoisoning the world to leave it indifferent to the is. The AJC feels that it is a true Irani of democracy insofar as pfends its ideals, its equities. Its equalities for all its sons daughters without regard to faith, color, or ancestry." Charles R. Jacobson, exec- Hve secretary of Sholem ige, B'nai B'rith represented at organization at a meeting [ the city-wide United Nations ek Committee at the Pan nerican league office earlier M week. B'nai B'rllh plans I participate in the observance United Nations week by heduling luncheon speakers address their membership. Jewish Quiz Box QUESTION: Why does the Jewish housewife before cook- ing the meat? ANSWER After the Jewish housewife buys her meat from the butcher, she washes it and lets it soak for a half hour in water, then she covers it with salt for an hour, then washes it again. These operations are aim- ed at removing as much of the blood as possible from the meat before cooking it, since it is for- bidden to eat blood. QUESTION: Why is it for- bidden to drink blood or to eat any food containing it? ANSWER: The primary source of this injunction is in the Bible where the prohibition against eat- ing blood is mentioned in numer- ous sources, especially in the book of Leviticus. The Bible it- self merely states the reason is the fact that "the life of the flesh is in the blood and I (God) have given it to you upon the altar to make atonement for your souls." Besides this fundamental reason, numerous reasons are ad- vanced both by scientists as well as theologians. These additional reasons may be classified as moral and scientific. QUESTION___ What are the moral reasons given for the prohibition of eating blood? ANSWER: Generally speaking, it is claimed that blood was for- bidden as a means of preventing idolatrous, as well as barbaric, practices. Many nations regard- ed blood as the food of the de- mons such as the Zabii, the Ro- mans and the Hindus who used to present it in vessels to their deities. In prohibiting its use and consumption the Israelities were prevented from falling prey to such practices. In the days of the Temple the blood was, as was Biblically ordained, poured upon the earth as water, both for the above reason plus the fact that an attempt was made to show that God alone is the sole owner and disposer of life, and since blood was the mainstay of life, humans had no access to it. It is most interesting to note in this respect that medical science only discovered as late as 1628 A.D. that blood is of such importance and vitality as the Bible stated. It is also noteworthy that the animals who feed on blood are more ferocious in character than others who do not. Blood might then affect the temperament of the person. It thus became illegal to eat raw flesh cut from a live animal. In. this respect Byron once wrote: "Men, by eating what they found raw, became little bet- ter than animals." QUESTION: What are the physical reasons for the prohi- bition of eating blood? ANSWER: It is claimed that the Jews, by not eating blood, preserved the health of the indi- vidual as well as the community. Blood is subject to speedy putre- faction. Thus the flesh is most wholesome and lasts longer when the blood is drained. OFFICERS OF STATE FEDERATION OF B'NAI B'RITH LODGESPictured (left to right, seated) Baiiey Hyman, Ft. Lauderdale, treasurer; Harry Moscovita, Lakeland, vice president; Jack Abbott. Miami Beach, president; Abe J. Gross, Tallahassee, first vice president; Sam Silver, Miami, secretary; (standing, left to right) Dr. Matthew Droedoff, Gainesville, vice president; Morrice Uman, Tampa, trustee; Louis Ossinsky, Daytona Beach, trustee; Jack Kapner, West Palm Beach, trustee; Mixton A. Friedman, Miami, vice president; Rabbi Morris Skop, Orlando, vice president. British Troops Employ Brutal Tactics In Unloading 'Exodus 1947' Refugees (Continued from Page 1) ger's. The first troops to board the .ships rushed into one of the four crowded holds shouting at the sleeping refugees to "get up and get out." In the resulting confusion many Jews were push- ed up to the deck and led to the gangplank. The soldiers then grabbed chil- dren and took them out, thus forcing their mothers, and then fathers, to follow, removing a few hundred in this fashion. Others who appeared reluctant, but not ready to resist, were en- couiaged to leave by buckets of wati; and prods from the soldiers' truncheons. In this manner about half the ship was emptied. In the two forward holds, how- ever, virtually all of the occu- pants refused to leave. Dancing the rfora, they sang Palestinian song; and defied the efforts of the small boarding party to re- in iv them. Hundreds of rein- forcements were then sent aboard from the dock area where they had been held in readiness. They clambered down into the holds and. using their clubs, succeeded in I i-ing must of the refugees to back up against the walls. The troops then formed a long single line the length of the hold and plucking single refugees from the sides of the hold, passed them alomt in bucket brigade fashion to the stairs, where they were forced on deck, and then across the deck to the gangplank. In the process, the soldiers struck HAPPY NEW YEAR * THE rv a sure Chest and 12 S.E. 2nd Ave. posite Florida Power and Light Company $ MR. and MRS. JULIUS DAMENSTEIN WISH FOR ALL THEIR FRIENDS A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR and kicked the struggling Jews, using their fists, clubs and feet. The British authorities per- mitted only one American and one English correspondent to wit- ness the operations below decks. They reported that they had ob- served considerable violence, but not brutality. They said that truncheons were used frequently, as well as fists. Troops which lined the gangplank and the passageway to a large enclosure on the pier handled the refugees roughly and, in many cases, bru- tally, as they descended the slip- pery gangplank, loaded down with haversacks and other lug- gage. The many incidents of mistreat- ment of the Jews by the soldiers provoked shouts of disgust from American and other correspond- ents, who saw the troops need- lessly pummel and beat the de- portees in full view of their of- ticers. Intelligence officers who were scattered among the news- men in a crowded enclosure threatened on several occasions to eject any correspondent who vocally objected to what one of- ficer termed "a jolly good show." Photographers were banned com- pletely. The people coming down the gangplank wept openly and many screamed that the soldiers were beating the refugees below decks. Others shouted: "The British shall not keep us from our homeland" or "Back to Auswitz." Special Committe To Hear Officials Of Jews, Arabs LAKE SUCCESS (JTA) United Nations circles this week indicated that Jewish represent- atives, as well as spokesmen for the Palestine Arabs, will be given an opportunity to state their views on the UNSCOP recom- mendations before a special com- mittee composed of delegates of the 55 countries composing the United Nations. The committee is expected to be set up during the first week of the plenary session of the general assembly, which will open on Sept. 16. The proposal to create a special group to hear Jewish and Arab arguments is motivated by the desire of some U.N. members to avoid lengthy discussions at the assembly. U.N. secretary general, Trygve Lie, at a press conference, de- clined to express any opinion on the UNSCOP recommendations, and whether they would bring about a final solution of the Pal- estine problem. He hinted that an endeavor will be made at the assembly to accord the Palestine Arabs and the Jews the position of official spokesmanship along the lines followed at the special assembly session on Palestine. BAR MITZVAH Otto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrish, Miami Beach, will become Bar Mitzvah tomor- row morning at Congregation Beth Jacob. Rabbi Moses Mes- cheloff will respond. '' H CliAll*.! I ------- ^il *"**- &&'&f^^Sfa'. }&* i: .fei^^ri\?*' * I ?: SE EIGHT -Jclstnir*** FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. & P. Hadassah Zionist Committee Adopts Resolution To Hoar Grauor ''- a delegates & its first regular esubhs I ; the season oo Monday Jewish s Miami 1 V; - . nb an U evening . as > part ol .'.-.- .....-: -" "f_ :3 ip now has . Hai : Brock 5: ..-:: will b. ' next culi h id Sep: -- - r.i~ .:i'. : ...... E . .. ...."; C .'-- ..... - - I Miss Ru'-i >' ' . Turn P - peoph i - ad bj -'- ss K - -' A '- I 5 ft? - - S3 a:.:; Coher M s Es- Wess Miss Rita Futerfas ; Misa Ruth Steinberg After ; Id : ;' the - Jewish ralondar 1917 Te- BW- Wed.. Sapt M Sokta- I- ** ** ^ " ftakaxk iM Sur. Oct. 5 n,--*-' Ax.ra: Men.. Oct. 6 ff^-w.1 Tank Tuev. Oct. 7 Reaoh Will So4k Poliro Powers For Ordinaiuo o sign : i i i si - - 7 : ..... ----- : | TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ... ATLANTIC FISH CO. All Kinds of Northern FishFresh Fish 69 N.W. FIFTH STREET PHONE Hfc SEASON'S BEST WISHES FROM . IIWYKK'S METAL SHOP New '.cation: 1329 N.W. 74th St. phone 78-5i OTEL AND RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT REPAIRS SEASONS GREETINGS . A DRY GAS BOTTLED IN MIAMI Plant1150 N.W. SeYeriry-Third Street DBI-GAS CORPORATION 1829 N.E. Second Avenue Phone 3-8602 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ... CORNELL HOTEL 3420 Collins Avenue Miami Bead N B.5. Women's Benefit 7c Fecture Dunnir.ger MBS. YETTA GEHH FLOfiEUCE via: - - .7. i." ... - Mrs B : DRINK PLENTY OF CTTripure V^ Water -KUVIKB Tl 1 TABLE 5CTTLES N BOTTLE .::: HnMHItllll PHONE 2-4128 BROS fcw Miami Wliolt*al :.' N W 7.-_-i ;:h M3GSOCC ".v;v:s HAPPY NEW YEAR . : ?.. end MRS. H. II. Mo< hlowi!/ MA? :s tad PHYLLIS SINCEREST BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR To Our Jewish Clients and Friends SINCE 1926 K i: > > BUY and ELI INSURANCE INC. 1900 Congress Building Phones 3-06413-06423-06433-0644 MIAMI. FLORIDA . . | Tffi OPJSafAl 1 MB. : Bob AND 1 ..' wi :.-.:;v FRIENDS nd MBS. Esson FAMILY ..HtHt WinhvH For the New !>' DAIRY *C PRODUCTS UPHOLSTERING ^'=>>^~. r~ ^ v_ r. r. o c4i Jte eit . -nt M or . Phone 3-0151 7tl >.E. First Avcmi' M ? - CCMP-^ETI LK Z: Decorativp fahrir* NEW SHIPMENT Mob! Bbv \ou: A- = S : ":r.e^; NT- ^--*: TropicoJ ".;. ; :";::: od SHI i BA33D*E SUITS -lax i $55465 Seam "*w MB v:.t Sba i ;r^ = StoaU ^LT,.,, Upstairs Mfrs. Outlet ""***:*. Bm.u ->: MARK0WITZ BROS. EXTEND TO ALL OUR FRIENDS HAPPY NEW YEAR 329 W. FLAGLER ST. PHONE M* BEN MARKOWFTZ NATHAN MARKOWlW *IDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 * Jewish fkrtdtafi locial Service Bureau Offers lounselling On Family Problems By CHARLES COHEN Jewish Social Service Bureau Almost everyone has to deal with a personal or family prob- im at some time in his life. Growing up, choosing a career, Joking friends, getting married, bringing up children, facing Iness or old ageproblems may arise through any of these fperiences in family living. T50 two families are ever exact- of the emigree in I -rning a new language and a new skill and taking responsibility for the first time for independer'ly planning his own life. ; The casework service of the Jewish Social Service bureau re- presents the community's invest- ment in people and their ca- pacities to reorganize and re- establish more firmly the pillars of family life. The core of the program is a faith in what timely assistance, skilled help, and prac- tical resources can mean to the hundreds of individuals who come each year to seek our service. It is through this service that the Jewish Social Service bureau con- tributes to the preservation and enrichment of family life. alike, and no two people face ,rries in the same way. The loblems which trouble people as different as the people gmselves. One member of a |y in trouble can throw the hole family out of gear. One helped can restore the jane,' of the entire group. [Through the skilled counselling tvices i>f professionally trained Le-workers and through the re- tirees available within the a- fcncy and the community, the pwish Social Service bureau fives people and individuals who re troubled about their child- fcn; who are seeking happiness I satisfaction in marriage; who re coping with the loneliness of |cl age or physical illness; who K concerned about personality Isturbances in a member of the bnily; who are seeking a new lode of life for a family deprived a parent through death, long iness, or imprisonment; who Bed financial aid. [The counselling service of the jreau cannot be assessed in sta- shes. It can best be observed tin preservation of family life le illustration earlier report- It can be observed in the way [puzzled adolescent confides sec- bt hurls to the caseworker, which Kiy make the difference between I wing up resentful and dis- pedient and learning to do his in the wrinkled teary face an ild woman whose family, ice reluctant to have her, now .vide her with a real home; the shaken yet objective man- in which a young mother lakes plans for herself and fa- lily with the knowledge of her tisband's death from an incur- |ble disease; in the joyful re- gion <>f the adolescent and her rents in their first concrete lentifications with Jewish com- punal life; in the vigor and zeal Women To Sponsor Fashion Show, Dance A fashion show and dance will be presented by the Emma Lazar- us chapter, B'nai B'rith business and professional women, Wednes- day, Sept. 24th, at the Versailles hotel, 3425 Collins ave., Miami Beach, at 9 p.m. Tickets are $1.30. The show is being sponsored by Elenor's Fashions. Eve Tel lo- gon will do the commentaries. Tickets may be secured by call- ing Mrs. Frances Giller at 58-1444 or at the hotel door. Capt. Stanley S. Stein, son of Mrs. B. Stein, 4519 Sheridan ave., Miami Beach, has been admitted as a patient to Oliver General hospital, Augusta. Ga. Capt. Stein has been in the ser- vice for four and one-half years, serving in the Chemical Warfare corps. At present he is on inactive status. * Quality, 3ood Product* |FOOD PRODUCTS Distributed by the FLORIDA PROVISION CO., Inc. 1725 N. W. 7th Avenue Phone 2-6141 FINEST IN SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS 1 Florida National i Kosher Provision i Company i Phone 3-4225 l!| 230 N. W. 5th Street h"l MIAMI. FLORIDA ^ R^h?er,the 8"Prvlilon of jfl R1hi-Jo,.'ph E- Rckov.ky l| TJ'""" M.scheloff 3 Maobl Murray Qrauor IS MEATS AND POULTRY !4 Wholesale and Retail I RUTH GROSS AGENCY Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE BONDS LIFE Phone 58-9538 350 LINCOLN ROAD NEW YEAR GREETINGS MR. and MRS. George J. Rachlin AND FAMILY and HERBERT A. RACHLIN ol the NATION A I. c 1.1: a > i: s 4369 S. W. 8th St., Miami THE CORAL GABLES JEWISH CENTER EXTENDS SINCERE GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY MR. and MRS. CHARLES JACOBSON of B'NAI B'RITH Extend Best Wishes For the Coming Year To Their Many Friends and Relatives Mr. & Mrs. S. J. Spector & Family WISH ALL THEIR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE STORE FRONT PLATE and WINDOW GLASS Furniture Tops. Beveled Mirrors and Resilvering Our Specialty I,. .V <.. Glass and Mirror Works 136 S.W. 8th St PHONE 3-4834 MORRIS ORLIN LOUIS GERBER f------:----------------T~5-------------------- America's finest cleaning Call 3-6601 NEIGHBORHOOD STORES fflfiffiASHiK' EVERYWHERE y GRADE "A" PRODUCTS SERVING $T GREATER r MIAMI MILK CREAM ICE CREAM CHILDREN NEED Homogenized Vitamin "D" Milk PHONE 5-5537 PAGE NINE o AUGUST BROS liy. la r ... HI l r ' la the nt si JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS HOLY DAY PRAYERBOOKS S. I. I r<'4'(IIII.-I II HEBREW BOOK STORE 214 4th St., Miami Beach Between Collins A Wash. Avei. Hebrew Religious Supplies for Synagogues and Private Use. Also for Hebrew Schools. Telephone 5-1017 t FOR RENT Bedroom for couple in new apartmentuse of kitchen By season or year. 1351 S.W. Seventh Street I B. H. Sheers NEW LOCATION PHILLIPS PLUMBING 6229 N. E. 2nd Avenue PHONE 78-6557 THE Holland House G5e 4760 N. W. 7th Avenue PHONE 7-9748 Chef Special DUTCH STEAK SANDWICH DAILY BLUE PLATE from KM3 Open 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. BREAKFAST 9 to 11 A.M. SandwichesBeerWine Soft Drinks Under the Personal Supervision of C. F. JERNIGAN Owner OUR SINCEREST WISHES TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AND TO ALL ISREAL FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR DR. AND MRS. M. J. SAFRA AND FAMILY MIAMI BEACH HAPPY NEW YEAR GIBSON STEAK ^**r^ HOI SI- COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND BAR 547 N. E. Second Avenue Phone 9-5522 i.iild I iimn Mill mill i ml IIIHI mii| it mm Hill nil II I Hill ll"ll llllllll mm 11 null DEE Mendelsohn's Restaurant OCEAN VILLA IS NOW AIR COOLED DELICIOUS KOSHER MEALS SERVED DAILY FROM 4 to 9 P.M. SATURDAY FROM 6 to 9 P.M. RESERVATIONS BEING MADE FOR NEW YEAR'S-PHONE 59334 FREE PARKING 13th St. & Collins Ave.. Miami Beach F'p,^(R1el,e^va,ion, .iii:1m:iiiiiiiuiuuiwiiiiuuii:.iiiiiii,i;iimii!i.iaiiiiuj.....auiiuuuiiiiuiiuiiuiiiMuuiuiiuiiiiuiuiiiiJii.....miiiii CONDITIONED, AVMASIE 10 PAKTIJS AND BANQUETS DINNERS *\M HOTEL APRnnmR Room Overlooking Biscayne Bay\ 129 S. L 4th Stnti, MIAMI FOR RESERVATIONS: PHONE 9-7501 p"n,,'lr'"":1:'........."i::-':':'Miiiuliii)i:iiMi:iiiinnini,ilii:iimnBm.lmMlnilunnininnllimHBma.....Hum...... i. i......... ANGIE and FRED WELCOME YOU TO DINE UNDER THE PALMS AT PICCIOLO'S "SSBBir 'too trolled Steaks. Chops, Sea Food '. Wine Maine Lobsters lio.u.r. 136 Collins ... M. B. Phone 5-9031 . II I J Hiimrkl; lit. 4 r.M. ) | A.M.i Inn il ... I. 11 - mm^Ei^^i_M 2-9814 ELBA CLUB Ptaa Indoor Table Shuftleboard No Charge Parties Invited COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND GRILL 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. SATURDAYS 2:00 A.M. SAMMY ZIMMERMAN MAXIE DUNN 701 South Miami Avenue phone 2-8710 STRAND RESTAURANT Our Policy: To Serve the Best Food Money Can Buy Open Daily 5 P.M. to 2 AM. Washington Ave. at 13th Street Air Conditioned Miami Beach I i '' 1 * M . 1 i . I \u ', 1 I I 4 ,i .' i '. , . PAGE TEN +jeitffkr*#2L FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ItVach President \amps Chairmen. P.T.A. Board f the eaecntive lirmeo the Mia B h Junioi n -T : : president - and Mn .-. first and lively H itt ::as--i: ?' Arthur irdinf tary. Con -' Mn : ving H publicity : [i Be tram T! ind Mrs e pul M It S -:- ir mother H T f iblications; !: A nsellor; d Mi L. Juli HUlity Mrs Eva M irl Wag- rel eshn -- Mrs Harry -. he Itt Mn I Cronir I Qtative; k Pn aid Carl ?.!t; Tre:s*.e: Mrs Herbert Frir.k M Philip Lefko- itz, mei M Guilbert and M s C tin, supply Mi J Wilson, par .'.' = Le >n Ell. i] : Mrs Hal Cope- Matzo Manufacturer, Max Manischewitz. Dies Mix Mai president a; -: Cincinnati - zj product] Born m C MWitZ Ittt :.:> a.-.2 m ." lecehred .-..; :.-. ::-:; he re try, after the Rabbi I i rounder - ':-e*r. active = .-. e.xr utive In addit c tivitie* U e ted i i - v as a ::' Social uk An ardent 1 Kh :f hii :.-.e ca-i-i f wealth ..-. ?a. known for hi pic and bun- He -= :.:r Edith three . itain, Mrs R P.ae Preni :.:.'..;. Manii SCbewitt VIM Lam -"' a. firs! ttte 3 M hewta t-rsey C:' *n" - : acanas M I oded scl ' : a: -.: "'- aimed : "" : h I. Eh M In th M - Kudent >f ar - ? :.- is - t i *.. ~ ! Drivers Must Apply For Ucenses By Oct. 1 reOc. ..;, Licenses, puty intj iud| j:"~ luty al -i* - ;jlla: - -.. ...... . M F M the B n i *i - _-.... - f iider.: 3t. na: SINCERE WISHES r3R A HA1 if LINICK AUTO PARTS 5100 N. W. 27th Avenue PHONE 7-5133 T Dr. Lieberman Appointed City Hospital Director .-.- : Dr John F . Army Medical a ssistar.t director i Mi rial hospital was I week by C.'.y . I R. G. Danr.er. D Lii rman was recently tired witl I rank of colonel I army service. a:':'..;a'.ed with al hospital in Hot Si Ark He also Raid hospital :-. V.' -.. D. C.: Fi'.zsirr.- pital in Der.- nd Steinberg hospital . M inila, P. I. HAULING None T^o La-ge or Too Small PROVPT SERVICE W. A. DICKINSON TRANSFER CO. 2323 N. MIAMI AVE. Phone 2-4308 If SUNRAYHARK "^ HEALTH RESORT L'vJ!r/r HOTEL-SANITARIUM wT Ft* BEST CCHVLESCEHCt "^ AMD OWOMK CXSU __Li1**.-?...il. SO'- COUtT Z7ZX SSj__miami n nmna, I ALPER & GREENBURG CONTRACTORS, Inc. "Clearing Lcti Our Specialty" Bulldozer and Drag Lir.es for RtnlGrade A Pulverized and Processed Much ar.d MarlAny Mixture E::*.er Blue Sod Boil and Fill of Ar.y Kind Call 4-0335 cr T8-387I For FREE EsUmatM 1813 S. W. 21st Terrace Formerly the MIAMI TOP SOIL CO. All Work Guaranteed NURSERY PLANTS SHRUBS POTTED FERNS FLOWERS Joseph Melnick 1252 N. W. 33rd Streat Phone 3-9801 SMALL'S BEACH & SPORTSWEAR 2215-25 Collins Avenue EXTENDS TC All ITS FRIENDS AND PATRONS SEASON'S GREETINGS .PR* NC% nfi (21 IK&I Mai j MIAMI BEACH, FIX.] PUOHZ S.297II S I WANT MY MILK And B. Buz* ir, FLORIDA DAIRIES HOMOGENIZED Vitamin "D" Milk "Milk Product*" Dcro Protaa^d TEL. 2-2621 Greater Miami Delivery Visit Our Farm at End of Bird Rd. a Snapper Cr.sk ASK FOR Kosher Zion PRODUCTS AT YOUR Local Delicatessen This label in sures your health. U. S. Gov't inspected. Demand It! Delicious Salami Weiners Corned Beef Pastrami IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF KOSHER ZION PRODUCTS Call Florida Provision Co., Inc. ^ Operated by PEARL BROS. Distributors 1725 N. W. 7th AVENUE PH0NE M|4| House and Lawrence TEXACO SERVICE 800 West Flagler Street Phone 2-9966 Lubrication A Specialty Gas^OilService GREETINGS III T To All Our Jewish Friends McAllister Flowers Say It with Flowers But Say It with Ours" 629 S. W. lsi St. Phone 2-3773 MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR SMOKER'S GARAGE 127 N. E. 7th St. General Repairing WRECKER SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE DAY and NIGHT PL-me 3-8749 Phone 3-7856 m i u i i: >' s Moil's Shop MEN'S Furnishings and Clothing Cooks and Waiters Uniforms WORK CLOTHES 247 N. Miami Avenue Miami, Florida NEW YEAR GREETINGS TAMIAMI UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 2465 S. W. 8th Stree, MIAMI. FLORIDA Phone 481721 PASSOVER GREETINGS MAIN PARKING LOT AND MAIN U-DRIVEIT SERVICE J. BARBASH & SONS fa 261 N. E. 1st St. 9hmSk Order Home 'Good to the Last Fin" 824 JEFFERSON AVE. Phone 58-2763 MIAMI BEACH I MIRRORS FINEST QUALITY MADE TO ORDER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I Auto Glass Installed Furniture Tops Store Front Construction ADAMS GLASS SERVICE "If It's Glass We Have It" 1805 PURDY AVE.. M. B. PH. 58-3756 ADAM. ABE and IRVING RABINOWITZ H^BvftTWI III I HMMbI TOUBY 3-5O00 669 N.W.6^ StfeeL MIAMI 36. FLORIDA I MM UDAY, SETTEMBER12. 1947 Education Department tsues 559 Certificates ,.,,,. Department of Education sued r>5!> teaching certificates "mii the month of August, rep- enting an increase of 132 over le amount issued during July, Lt,. School Superintendent lolin English has announced. Tcnglish said that the school Lnartment issued 99 post gradu- , 257 graduate, 17 undergradu- e go provisional, and 126 tem- br'ary leaching certificates dur- Ihe month. [One hundred and twenty-nine the certificates were issued to fct-of-stale applicants who ap- Kicd and qualified for the teach- ljp permits. \n increase in the number of hen applying tor certificates was noted, and English reported t ii4 male teachers received [ic certificates to teach. Only ao brmits were issued to male s during August of last ar, he added. Issued the teaching certificates toni Miami were 34 residents. They are: , graduate certificates: Bnma Mit Sadie Butts. I .i flentcs: Miss Edith I Mrs. Itorothy. Quarterman, u inji Be i\ alia, M las i atherine , \\ nil:.in Moe, Mrs. Fteba L Miss Item Ice Dacks. lira. b i mi, Mrs, Mildred Bailey, L:. iiHi-n Mulli ii, Mi-s EEvelj n Raye, c line Mplcer, Mrs. Barbara \ii-s Marjorle Plummer, Miss ilinmer, Miss Willie Mac Ivcy, , l.ilu Fisher, .ln-,-|iii Kruiulis. \i Rubensteln, Mrs. Ester mil Miss Elisabeth Bartlett. I'mli graduate certificate: Mrs. Mary lidi.y. . lonal graduate certificates: I,., ,\ H Mullock, Forrest Boone, Miss Mi ere, Robert Rust, Mrs. Button. I Temporal-) certificates: Miss Frances | i 'llnton Brettell Mrs. Betty i i. Francis McAtoon, MIsh Ar- K.1II. rJcnisfiflcridttar? PAGE ELEVEN BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Florida State Exterminating Co. BEN NIREN SOS Meridian Ave. 5-0219 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBN that I ha undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of HARVEY'S FOOTWEAR, at 1415 Washington Ave.. -Miami Beach, Fhv, Intends to register said name with the Clerk of the circuit Oourt of Dade County, Florida. L. FRlEDLER BURNETT ROTH. Attorney for L. Frlcdler, 3,',3X S W. 1st Ave., Miami. Florida. 9/5-12-19-26 10/3 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS, RELATIVES AND JEWRY EVERYWHERE A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR y Arrangements have been made for all University of Miami Hillel students to at- tend High Holy Days ser- vices at the Coral Gables Woman's club. Students who have not already done so are asked to leave their names at the university bookstore, main campus. Rabbi Albert Michels, director of the Hillel foundation at the university, announced this week. Hollywood counar__certy Dietz, 18, 1034 Jefferson ave., Miami Beach, has entered the beauty contest sponsored by Dade county parks department, a feature of the Tequesta festi- val opening $6,000,000 Ricken- backer causeway and SI 1.000,- 000 Crandon park, Nov. 9-11 at Miami. Screen test and possi- ble career go with the crown. University of Miami junior, brunette Gerry weighs 108 pounds, is 5 feet 3 inches tail. MR. and MRS. M. LEIBOVIT 310 Jefferson Avenue Miami Beach NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that i he undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of UMiAR UI.'HKNCK BEAUTIFUL ;HOKH, Intend to register the said lainn with the Olerk of the Circuit "ourt of Dade County, Florida. MURRAY ROTH MAN RI'TH ROTHMAN IJURNETT ROTH, Attorney for Applicants. 8/89 9/5-12-19-26 PALM BEACH BRIEFS Mrs. S. Pearl, 729 Penn st., has returned from a vacation trip in the nnrth and California. Mrs. Nathan Schocoff and children. Lillian and Jack, have returned to this city, after having visited in Brooklyn. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. Polonsky are moving to Miami, which they will make their permanent home. Dr. and Mrs. Barney Blicher have returned from the American Dental Association convention in Boston. They also toured the New England stales. Cantor I. Wallack. Charlotte, N.C. will officiate for the High Holy Days services at Temple Beth El. He will make his per- manent home here. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of MIAMI JUNIORS, at 8841) .V W. 27th Ave., Miami, Fla., intends to register said name with the Clerk of the Clr- ult Court of Dade County, Florida. BEN HRLI'KIN, Solo Owner. /12-19-26 lu/3-10 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thu undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of URABLE VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURING CO., at 1062-64 f. W. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla., Intends lo register said name with the Clerk i the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. MRS. FKITZIE LITTMAN. Sole owner. ', 12-19-26 10/3-10 University of Florida Tau Alpha chapter of Tau Epsilon Phi. national college social fra- ternity, will hold a swim-dance in honor of new students Satur- day at 8 p.m. at the Blackstone hotel. Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS MARKOWITZ Extend New Year Greetings to their entire Family and Friends HUM 1 II mull "III" limil ii ii 1 mil .... Ill III jJhllilJIii.jiii.il!. Our full rrews plus our ample facilities make possible your assurance of a building for THIS season's income. IMIX'T IH-I..W! Bring your plans for Apt. Bldgs. or hotels lo R. R. Adler Adler Construction Co. 1634 Euclid Avenue Phone 5-4700 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I lie undeisign.il, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of i.ADY REN1ER LINGERIE OF MI- AMI, at 4:, N. E. Hlh St., Miami, Fla., ntends to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. MAYER E. REINER Sole Owner. '12-19-26 10/3-10 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ihe undersigned, desiring to engage in liuslness under the fictitious name of 'I & K SALES COMPANY (not inc.), 11 61K West Flagler Street, Miami, Florida. Intend to register said name with the Clark of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. MAX GOLDSTEIN IRVINO KAISER HARRY DIETZ, Attorney for 'Applicants. '../U-19-26 10/3-10 IMPRESSIVE HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES will be held at The Hebrew Academy 918 Sixth Street (comer Jefferson Ave.) Miami ISoacli During the Forthcoming Holidays ROSH HASHONO Sunday Evening. Sept. 14 Monday, Sept. 15 Tuesday, Sept. 16 YOM KIPPUR Tuesday Evening, Sept. 23 Wednesday, Sept. 24 The well-knew a Cantor, Reverend Twenty, will officiate Tickets May Be Procured at the Academy from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, daily7 p.m. to 10 p.m. every evening NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undeisigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of MARSHALL HOTEL, at 251 N. W. First Street, Miami, Florida, intend to register said name with the Clerk of ihe Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. HARRY LA DIN METER LADIN NATHAN K. SFECTOR S 15-22-29 9/5-12 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ihe undersigned, desiring to engage In liuslness under the fictitious mine o LITTLE RIVER REALTY CO. (not inc.), at 100 N. E. 79th Street. Miami. Fla., Intends to register said name with the cierk of the Circuit Cou.t oi Dade County. Florida. WILLIAM P. C. FORGE. Sole owner. MILTON A. FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Applicant. - 15-88-88 9/S-13 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai 1 -he undersigned, desiring to engage In i nminim under the fictitious name of I'ARPET MART, at 1031 5th Street. 1 Miami Bench. Fla.. Intends to register aid name with the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of Dade County, Florida ALBERT KEEN AN. I Sole Owner. I -22-29 9/5-18-19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In uslness under the fictitious name of VANCY ANN FASHIONS, at 26a N \V 5th Street. Miami. Fla., Intend to regtrter said name with the Clerk of I the Circuit Court of Dade County, 1 'rlda' IRVING BIRNBERO LEONARD COLEMAN S/22-89 9/5-12-1* _________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that he undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name oi MENDELSOHN'S OCEAN VUJ^A RESTAURANT, at 1301 Collins Are.. Miami Beach, Fla.. Intends to register -aid name with the Clerk of the Cir- cuit Court of Dade County. Florida. EDWARD MENDELSOHN- BAN NIK MENDELSOHN l/N J/.-U-19-W NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that iho undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of | HARRY DIET/. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fic- titious Name Statute." House Hill No. 1175, Chapter No. 10968, Iswii of Florida* 1941, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Dade County. Florida, upon receipt of proof of Ihe publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: FLORAL NOVELTY MANUFACTUR- ING CO., under which we are engaged In business at number 715S N. W. 5th Court, Miami, Florida. That the parlies Interested In said business enterprise, are a-s follows: IRA H. SCHCLMAN HENRY 8CHNEIEB HAROLD TURK, Attorney fur Applicants. 8/29 9/5-12-19 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTIO.E IS HEREBY GIVEN tost the undersigned, desiring lo enlace in business under the Nctitlous name of SUN RAY MARKET, at 1169 West Flagler Street. Miami, Florida, Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dale County, Florida. BENJAMIN AI'.RAMS REB.V AI'.RAMS I'ACIFIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY at ''ill' N Miami Avenue, Miami. Fla.. intend to register said name with the lerk nf the circuit Oiurt of Dade County, Florida. JOSEPH I. SCHWARTZ JACK COHEN SAM SILVER. Attorney for Applicants. S/29 9/5-12-19-26 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of ALV1N BUILDERS SUPPLY COM- PANY, at 26th Avenue and All Baba Street, opa-locka, Florida, intend to register said name with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. MAURICE CORENBLUM TILDEN CORENBLUM SADIE CJORENBLUM Partners. SILVER, KAPLAN, DIETZ & LASKY, Attorneys for Applicants. 8 15-22-88 9/5-12 Attorney for Applicants, Congress Building. 8/16-28-28 8/6 18 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of ALLIM-ART COMPANY (not Inc.). at 324" N. W. 27th Avenue, Room 385, Aviation Building, Miami. Florida, In- tends to register said name with the 'lerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. EDWARD KNOBEL, Sole Owner. HARRY DIETZ, Attorney for Applicant. 8/16-28-88 9/5-12 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name of HILL & FRANKS SUNDRY & LUNCHEONETTE, at 2835 N. Miami Avenue, Miami, Fla., Intends to reg- ister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade CJounty, Florida. I. ROBERT BERGENS, Sole Owner MYERS, HEIMAN & KAPLAN, Attorneys for Applicant. 8/1S-88-88 9/5-18 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of BUSINESS A N D PROFESSIONAL CREDIT SERVICE, at 130 Calabria Avenue, Coral Cables, Fla., intends to register said name with the ("lerk of the Circuit Oourt of Dade County. Florida. MAURICE ROSENBLOOM. Sole Owner. S/15-22-29 9/5-12 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that i lie uiulci signed, desiring to engage In liuslness under the fictitious name of MILDSMITH INSURANCE AGENCY, at 823 Seybold Building, Miami, Fla., "iteuds lo register said name with the ierk of the Circuit Court of Dade i ounty. Florida. (ICY L. OOLDSMITH. Sole Owner. , .- -i.i ;, :,_i2 NO. IC- UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage In bosiness under the fictitious name of JUCB RICH CO. (not Incorporated). .it r48 N. W. I8nd St., Miami, Fla.. intend.*, to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County. Florida. MAURICE BRAUNSTEIN WASMAN & SIX.VER, Attorneys for Applicant. S'29 9/5-12-19-26 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 111360 NOTICE TO APPEAR WILLIAM PAUL GEORGE, Plaintiff, vs. SHIRLEY HATFIELD GEORGE, Defendant. TO: SHIRLEY HATFIELD GEORGE, Lobata, West Virginia. You are hereby notified and re- quired to appear to the BUI of Com- plaint filed In the above styled cause, on or before September 25, 1947, other- wise the Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed against you. Let this order to be published once a week 'or not less than four successive weeks In The Jewish Florldlan. a newspaper published In Dade County, Florida. Dated this 25th day of August, 1(47. E. B. LEATHERMAN, Clerk of the Circuit Court. By WM. W. STOCKING. Deputy Clerk. MILTON A. FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, 1028 Seybold Bklg Miami. Florida,, i/W /IMI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 111262 THELMA KRIKIN H1RSHTEIN. Plaintiff, vs. OSCAR B. BIRSHTEIN, Defendant. NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: OSCAR B. BIRSHTEIN, 717 Boush Siie.t, Norfolk, Virginia. Defendant in the ahove-styled suit. YOU ARE HEREBY required to be and appear before Ihe Circuit Court in and for Dade County, Florida, on or before September 19th, 1947, to a Bill of Complaint for Divorce brought against you by TI I ELM A KRIKIN BIRSHTEIN, otherwise the allega- tions of said Bill will be taken as confessed by you. DATED this 21th day of August, 1947. E. B. LEATHERMAN, As Clerk of the Above-Styled Court, llv WM. W. STCHKINCi. Deputy Clerk. JAMES HENRY W1LLOCK, Attorney for Plaintiff, 1308 Clongress Building, Miami, Florida. 1/22-29 9/5-12 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S" COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN PROBATE. No. 19768 In Re: Estate of MURRAY MAS- SEL, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You, and each Of you, are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have acainst Ibe estate of' MURRAY MASSED, de- ceased, late of Daile Clounty, Florida, to the Hon. W. F. Hlanton. County Judge of Dade County, and file same in his office In the County Oourt- 'louse in Dade County. Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the first publication hereof. Said claims or demands to contain the legal iddress of the claimant and to be sworn to and presented as nforesaid, or same will be barred. See Section 120 of the 1933 Probate Act. Dated August 26. AD 1947. MAE MASSED. As Administratrix of the Estate of Murray Maaael, deceased. WASMAN & SILVER, Attornevs for Administratrix. 1/29 9/5-12-19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. No. 111391 NOTICE TO APPEAR BERTHA FILSMN. Plaintiff, vs. WILLIAM M. FILSON. Defendant. TO: WILLIAM M. FILSON, Defendant. YOU ARE ORDERED to file your Appearance to the Bill for Divorce filed against you, on the 89th da) ( September, 1947; otherwise said Bill will be taken as confessed by you. I>ated this 27th day of August. 1947. (Circuit Court Seal) E. R LEATHERMAN, Clerk of Circuit Court. By WM. W. STuCK INC. Deputy Clerk. WALTER C. KOVNER, Attorney for Plaintiff, 605 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, Florida. 8/89 9/5-12-19 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE CJOUNTY. FLORIDA. IN PRORATE. No. 1!I6I In Re: ESTATE OF MAX RICHMAX, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Again t Said Eetate: Tou,,and each of yu' are hereby notified and required to present anv claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of MAN RICHMAN, deceased, Vrt9 ,r..Dade County, Florida, to the Hon. W. K Blanton. County Judge of Dade County, and file the same In Ins orrice In the County Courthouse in Dade County. Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the firat publication hereof. Said claims or demands to contain the legal ad- dress of the claimant and to be swoi i to and presented as afcrnald, oi *m SJST"1-* S*e Sect,on 120 of the 1933 Probate Act. Dated August 16, A. D. 1947. , AC,L,ir'TA R EALKENHE1M, As Administratrix of the Estate of sAMMulLRSl,5A,k.r?'c"M-- V^mfeT^^iing",ra,rlX- i ;. i * i , t- I I jfvitfnrfXfcni FRIDAY, SEPTEMrfp lln Mrs. Harry Rubin and Mr? Mrs Harry Platoff. members of the Greater Miami chapter of Hadassah, addressed members of the newly formed Deborah chap- ter of Hadassah at a meeting of the group Monday. Mrs. Platoff. financial secret- ly, outlined divisions of Hadas- I :n Palestine: Youth Aliyah, Hadassah medical organ- n. Jewish National fund. and child welfare and vocational n ng. Mrs. Rubin presented details on the medical organiza- tion and its components. Mi s Le i Levin, program chair- man, reviewed activities for the ng year, and a skit was pre- Mrs Arthur Singer and Mrs. David Isen. \. -.z of the group will be held Oct. 13th at the Beach Cabana club. 43rd St. and Collins ave., at 1:30 p.m. ELLIS BAKER BAR MITZVAH F. n of Mr. and Mis. Manuel Baker. 1859 S.W. 16th St.. will become Bar Mitzvah Satur- .... at the Miami Heb- S I and Junior C >n- greg Rabbi Simon April will resp >nd. Engagement Announced Of 2 U. of M. Students Announcement I ment of two L*n - students, Miss Selr S - mon and Franklin S being made th - Miss S of Mr. and M - of Bait Md km is the son I M M. Kankm. 17: 1 M Miami Beach. The at the university, w pledged to Delta Phi 1 rority. Mr. Nank the -:: - Alpha Epsil r. P. is a Navy v for tw Rosh Hashonah Statement by President Truman mieuivr.TO\*- '" ! mfS cere / good I Personally Speakiti Miss Malvina Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs l u, Miami Beach, will leave next week for New York to JS her studies at Columbia university, where she is workba master's degree. Son Mrs. Herbert Blumenthal, Savannah, Ga., who is Visiti i I parents. Rabbi and Mrs. Simon April, 1845 S.W. Ninth 7 the High Holy Days, will be entertained by friends of her Hi at a luncheon Thursday. Mrs. Blumenthal is the former F*u April. # # T Mr. and Mrs. Gus Trau, 4574 Nautilus dr., Miami Beach vacationing in New York City. "' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seiden, 4410 Nautilus dr., Miami Beort I have returned from a vacation in Canada and the NewEnqLi slates. ~ Mrs. Max Orovitz, 2115 N. Meridian ave., Miami Beach a Mrs. Dan B. Ruskin, 140 N. Hibiscus dr.. Hibiscus island, Mm! Beach, have returned from a ten-day shopping trip m New V City. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Taran, 6520 Allison rd., Allison hk Miami Beach, have returned from a two-month vacation 1 Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kotkin. 1344 S.W. 17th tar., haveasilu, guests Mr. and Mrs. Abe Davis and children, Steven and fat of New York. Mr. Davis is Mrs. Kotkin's brother. Mr. and Mrs Charles Adelman. Daughter, Harriet, and Son, Henry Ted Wish All Their -ids and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Adler Wish All Their Fi iends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harry August and Children 720 S.W. 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GmKb| and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR_ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gttwg and son, Irring Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gillnm and sons, Marvin, Jeifry and Barry Wish Ai: Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR_ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glw and Daughters Wish All Then- Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW_YEAR_. Mrs. Margaret C. Cluck Wishes All Her Friends Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR_ Mr. and Mrs. George GoldW W.sh All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR_ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Futerfas and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Isadort. GdH Wish All Their Friends and Relatn A HAPPY NEW YEAR_ Mr.TndMrs.S.H.Gol^ and son. Marnn Wish All Their Friends and Relays A_HAPPY NEW YEAt Mr. "and Mr.. Charles Go** Wish All Their Friends and RdaW A HAPPY_NEWJ., Mr. and Mrs- D-t" **1 and Familr Wish All Their Friends and RelaWj _AJLAPPYJ^EW3Ah Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel GoW^ and Family A HAPPY NEW VIM )AY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1947 Forum Speakers Agree Solution Jewish DP Problem Is Palestine 'JewisliJhrHton PAGE THIRTEEN . hundred members and fcts of Sholem lodge, B'nai Eh. heard a panel of four hers virtually agree that Pal- ,. appeared to be the only (lmn to the Jewish displaced i,,ns problem in Europe at a t,i H;ill discussion held this trticipiints in the lodge Town _ forum were Mrs. Max Dob- flhin y Snnonhoff, Abe Arono- and Henning Heldt. hi- audience applauded Simon- fs niDinmendation that the ,. ,,f Nations' mandate be Jived and the recent United Ions findings for a Jewish onal homeland in Palestine be l I "Ut. Irs. Dobiin traced the reports 5 hf whom agreed that Palestine i the only solution to the Jew- "DP" problem. She pointed that Palestine offered the fchological cure for the har- _ed persons since they would [immediately integrated into IJeuish community of 600,000 ions in that country, harp disagreement from the audience greeted the talk given by Abe Aronovitz, who stated that the solution lay in "clear thinking on the part of all Jews in the United States." He urged that American Jews clean house by registering their constitutional power in the form of votes di- rected towards informing their congressmen of their feelings re- garding new immigration laws. He advocated passage of the Stratton bill, which might admit 400,000 persons to this country and strongly condemned the sending of thousands of innocent DP's across the seas though they knew in advance that they were not welcome In other countries. He further stated that the United Nations program might be a sec- ondary solution and stated that America should lead in admitting Jews. Henning Heldt, political writer of the Miami Herald, called the DP problem the "greatest mass human tragedy of modern times," and pointed out that the Jew is a man without a country and that forced repatriation was not the answer to the DP problem. He strongly urged passage of the Stratton bill and scored the United States quota system as being inadequate. He pointed out that America could well absorb the DP's at this time, that 60 per cent of them were in the 18 to 44 year age group, that many were farm laborers and skilled work- ers, and that their presence in the United States would offer no real economic problem. Since all European nations have refused to accept the DP's, Heldt continued, Palestine ap- pears to be the ideal solution. He pointed out that there are 150,000 children in these groups and that 341,000 DP's still remain in camps, while 157,000 live out- side of camps. Sixty-five per cent of all DP's are Catholics, 25 per cent are Jews, and 10 per cent are Protestant. DP's in the United States could be self-sus- taining, he stated, and such ad- missions would slash the tax- payers' burden to support them in Europe. It cost Americans 130 million dollars in 1946 to feed displaced persons. A question and answer period followed the main discussion with Sam Silver, lodge president, act- ing as moderator. Luban School To Open On Beach October 1 Opening of the Luban school, 1055 Lenox ave., Miami Beach, a boarding and day school, is be- ing announced by Director Sher- man S. Luban. Opening is sched- uled for Oct. 1st, and registration is being held at the school build- ing until that date. The school will be in session from Oct. 1st through May 31st and will have schooling from the first grade through high school. A regular curriculum will be taught by graduate teachers. Transportation will be provided by the school for day students. Mr. Luban has had twenty years camping experience and has taught in private schools. He is a graduate of Lehigh univer- sity, Bethlehem, Pa., and Dickin- son law school, Carlisle, Pa. He is a member of Sigma Tau Phi fraternity and was admitted to the New York bar. To All We Say "A Most Happy New Year // tz and Mrs. Sol Goldilrom Wish All Their Friends and Relatives I A HAPPY NEW YEAR At. and Mrs. Ruby Gohn and daughters and Mrs. Celia Javin Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mrs. Emanuel Gordon and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR dr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon and son, Jimmy Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR ti. and Mrs. Louis Gordon Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR and Mrs. Harry Greenberg and Family Wish All Their Fi ienda and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR (r. and Mrs. Max Greenberg and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. John Gross and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. nuel H. 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Rabin and Daughter, Roslyn Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Max Rappaport Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Samuel J. Rand Wishes All His Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1 4 1 i . + i -I i I ' i . '..' : 1 PAGE FOURTEEN + to*lslincrkH9n j^^PTEMRn, Sunday Wedding Rites Join Irwin Spellmans Wedding ceremony of Mum Marion Silverman, daught. ol S"1S Mrs. Meyer B.^lvermaj 36 N.W. 25th ave.. and 1 rwffl Spellman, son ol Mr and Mra Joseph Spellman 2926 UN 22nd st.. took place Sunday at Con- gregation Beth David Rabbi Max Shapiro performed the 2 p.m. ceremony, and Canto, Maurice Mamches assisted. A reception for guests : Mowed in the hall Miss Barbara Sicgel was maid f honor, and Olor.a Silve nun was bridesmaid for her Sumner Spellman. brother ol the bridegroom, was best man, and Alfred Silvi rman, the bride s bro- ther, was usher. Mrs. Spellman is a graduate "f Miami Sen High school and is a member of Tau Alpha I local soroniy. Hei husband at- tended seh.', .Is in P. ston. Pictured above is Niiss Lucille Turchin whose engagement to Ah Kroll was announced las! week. Miss Turchin, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turchin. 1030 14th st., Miami Bee i, is a junior ot the University of Miami, where she is a >er of Alpha Epsilon Phi social sorority. Mr. Kroll is the son I Mrs. {Catherine Berger, 7900 Collins ave., Miami Beach. Sunday Nuptials Unite Harry Brookeslones Wedding ceremony of Miss Evelyn Rodan and Many Brooke- stone was performed by Rabbi Irving H. Lehrman at the Robert Richter hotel, Miami Beach, on Sept. 7th. The bi li the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ro- dan, 1030 W. 47th St., Miami Beach. M'". Brookestone is the son of Mrs Fanny Brookestone, Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Renee Goldberg. Long Is- land, was maid of honor, and Lawrence Rodan. brother of the bride, was best man. Now honeymooning in the north, the couple will make their home on Miami Beach. Pictured above is Rabbi Albert Michels. rabbi of the Hillel foundation at the University of Miami. Rabbi Michels will con- duct High Holy Days services at the Coral Gables Woman's club. The services are under the auspices of the Coral Gables Jewish center. MRS. HERMAN WEDS Marriage ceremony of Mrs. Fannie Herman, 849 Douglas rd., and Isaac Lukin. of New York, took plaec Wednesday at Con- gregation Beth David. Rabbi Max Shapiro officiating. The couple will make their home in Miami. Beverly Cohen Wed In New York Wedding eerem Beverly Coh. n Tajl/' and Mrs. Dav "?>< S.W. 2lst street ifti Schwartz Waterb^rJS Place Sunday, Aug.^ Impenal Manor mIr5 The br.de j. a *M Miami Senior H,gh 2?< husband attended New vl1" vers.ty and is now a 1k Oklahoma A. k M. *S The couple is now \,m. ing at the National ffiS Beach, and w,llmakcl* in Stillwate,. """N Among those who atte^. wedding I,,,,,, this area w, and Mrs. Louise Cans v, Mrs. Phillip Rothschild \l Dr. and Mrs. M. Schar.J Beach Mrs. Rost R * daughter Rene, and Mr. xJ Samuel De.teh. all of HoSJj Miss Goldfield, Fiancel Plan November Rites Engagement of Miss Tw Goldfield t A. Horace BuZ has been announced by he, renta, Mr. and Mrs. IfaJ Goldfield. 2001 S. W. 17thalJ Burnstein is the son of Mr a Mrs. Williani Burnstein. B. lyn, N.Y. A graduate of Miami iM High school. Miss GoldMj tended the University of ](a where she was a member o!*. Alpha Pi social sorority. | Burnstein attended New ], university and served xj Army for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ravitz and Daught r v; sh All Th. ir nds and Ri itives HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reinhard and Family Wish All Th nd Ri' itives .' HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Reisman and Family Wish All Their nds and R. itives ' HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rubin 410 Forty-Fifth Street v -h All Their Friei Is and K latives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. A. Selevan and Family 1672 Jefferson Avenue Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Selevaa and daughter, Linda Debra Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR w Mr. and Mrs. Philio Romer and Family Wish All Their i nds and R< A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose and Family Wish All Their nds and Ri ,lives .' HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rose and Familv Wish All Th. ir nds and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosengarten and Familv Wish All Th. ir nds and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. ard Mrs. Norman A. Rossman and children Norman. Jr. and Sally Wish All Th. ir Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Nat Roth and Family Wish All Th Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mrs. Flhel Rothlein and Family Wish All Th. ir y Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rubin and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mri. M. S. Rubin 2420 Flamingo Drive Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY ww VKAR Mr. Irving Saal Wishes All His . nd Relal A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schaffer and Family Wish All 'l i ir Friei nd R .lives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Scher and Family Fi ends and R lativi A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schimmel Wish All T leii Frien Is and I: Latives A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schoenberg and Family W sh All T F: i n Is an II A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schrager and Family Wish All Their Friei A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz and Family Wish All Their ' Is and 1 . _A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Schwartz and Family Wash All Their Frien is and R> lal A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. L. Seiderman 518 Euclid Avenue Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shaft and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Israel Shapoff and Family W sh All Their Friends and Relatives _A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shopiro and Family 21 Ocean Drive W sh All Thi Friends and Relath A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Herman Slepian and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Stadlan and Family 1622 Michigan Avenue Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Sam Silver and Family w sh All Thi Friend- and Relal . A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Peter Silverman and Patricia and Fredrick Wish All Their Friends and I A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silver and Daughters Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAH Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Stepner. Barbara Allen and Stephen Avery Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irwin Stone Wish All Then Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seitlin and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Dr. and Mrs. Jack Seitlin and daughter, Marilyn Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. Harry Simonhoff m Wishes All His Friends and Relal A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. H. Simons Wish All Their Friends and Relatives _A HAPPY NEW YEAR "fiL^Sff Mrs- D- S'nqer 1726 S.W. Tenth Street , Wash All Their Friend* and Relal A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. W D. (Bill) Sing,, and Family . Wish All Their Friend* and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr and Mrs. Milton Sirkin Friends and Relattvi A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. I. Tannen and Family Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tobin Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Tobin and son. Wayne S22 Michigan Avenue Wish All Their 1- ''ids and Relatives A II VPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Tobin and Family 550 Michigan Avenue Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR w Mr. and Mrs. George P. Werbtl _ Wish All fteir I lends and Relatives __ A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Carl WeinkU and Family Wish All Their f ; icnds and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Weiaa and Son Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAH Mr. and Mrs. J. We* 1448 Biarrili Drive Normandy Isle W h All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAS Mr. and Mrs. Paul WeiUM W i All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR_ Mr. and Mrs. Nat L. Willin and Family W h All Their Friend- and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAR Rev. and Mrs. Nathan Wrorf and Family W i All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY JEWJEM Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wo* and son, Raymond Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A HAPPY NEW YEAJ, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wud* and Familr W-h All Their Friend- and Relative A HAPPY NEW YEA8, Mr. and Mrs. Joe l& and FamilT Wish All Their Friends and Rela^* A HAPPY NEWYW Mr.-and Mrs. LouU '' Wish All Their Friend.- and HeW" A HAPPY NEW VX^ Mr: and Mr.. Lou V* and Farni'T Wish All Their Friends and ReW* A HAPPY NEWJ3 Mr. and Mrs. Ham J and son. Ig** w;sh A!t' SS U Friend* and R< y $ A HAPPY NEJ*> TheZi..nF.njT Wsh AH The_ Friend, andJ*Ztl A HAPPY NIW j sbbbbbbB iy, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 * Jew 1st ftcridttan PAGE FIFTEEN >.' M Symphony 11 Feature 8 Lical Artiste entii'th anniversary of the [iH of the University of li Symphony orchestra by IlU. Dr. Arnold Volpe will larked this sea.-on with an Ision program which will eight pairs of subscnp- fconcerts, ., fcerts will bc held at the L senior High school audi- ,,. Sunday afternoons at ,n(| repeat performances *,' held on Monday evenings In I)r Modeste Alloo is con- |r. and Dr. Joel Belov, is late conductor. s Marie Volpe, manager of fchestraj has announced the irine program: ., ,; iimar Novaes, pianist. I Rugglero Rlocl, violinist. u'i'-," li. l,n Traubel, soprano. Orenor I'l.iiK'iisky. 'cell- 15.11 Wltold MnU-uiynakl. rh 7.8 Y.-lnull M.-nuhln. vlolln- L 1.-. Muriel Kerr, ptanlat | 24 26 Alexander hlunls, bass. liner. Beach Realtor In New York City :,.] Berliner, Miami Beach ,,: died last week in Hark- tavillion in New York City i age of 51. Funeral services held in Paterson, N.J. in in England, Mr. Berliner Id to Paterson in 1920 and Miami Beach in 1943. jas a Mason and a member |e Miami Beach Real Estate He was a generous con- |t..- to the Jewish Federa- lof Charities. Tviving are his wife, Rose, lighter, Mrs. Leila Bogart, bii adopted son, Ronald, and Is and brothers in Paterson. (Tilliam Kappell. young erican pianist, who played lhe University of Miami nphony orchestra last sea- sailed on the Queen Mary week for his first Europe- Iconccrt tour. He will appear London, Copenhagen, Aar- Budapest, Vienna, Oslo, Ks, Rome, Milan, Stockholm. kssels and Leiden. " OrWn Weep your -3S5; f' COHtttOl a 3-4848 phone J* 1901 OSlPllTl riST CON1ROL IBEER IN KEGS DELIVERED ICE COLD ALL EQUIPMENT FURNISHED < all 2-7283 FLORIDA BEVERAGE SERVICE 34 S. W. 8th Ave. Don't Moan ... By DR. Z. I. SABSHIN Miami Beach Here, now, Israel Though dark is your sky, Behold 'Rosh Hashonali With no tear in your eye. Awake with your prayer Put a cheer in your book. Go on, as with a struggle, Pray for your homeland's nook. Your history is long- All rich of tears. Now, justly get arms- Forget all fears. Thy folk in Europe Have no place to go. They still are tortured Ah, shorten their woe! Here, on land and sea Your peoples are brave. Toward Ziona homeland For them now you pave. Pound your prayer Of your New Year more, Messiah surely is coming Don't moan, as before. No regular meeting of the Beth David sisterhood will be held during the High Holy Days, but members are asked to meet at the Talmud Torah Saturday. Sept. 27th in the evening to help decorate for Succoth. 'p&UMpM-l *S* \0V JP* Rabbi Joseph E. Rackovsky 1520 S. W. 5th St. Phone 2-7439 Sholem Lodge To Hear Representative's Aid Grant Stockdale, aid to Rep- resentative George Smathers, will address the members of Sholem lodge, B'nai B'rith today at the Downtown club at noon. He will tell of his experiences in the na- tion's capital as assistant to Sma- thers. Burnett Roth, luncheon chair- man, will introduce the speaker, and President Sam Silver will preside. Miami chapter of the Women Flyers of America will hold its regular meeting Sunday, Sept. 14th, at 1 p.m. at the Miami Flying service, Tamiami air- port. Membership in the or- ganization is open to any wo- man interested in aeronautics. A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR U DRIVE MOTORS INC. 861 West Flagler Miami Florida ALL NEW CARS FOR SALE and U D R I V E Phone 3-8263 TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. HARRYI.MAGID MIAMI BEACH Getter Class Listings On Oceanfront Properties, Hotels, Homes or Investments B. E. BRONSTON. Realtor 605 Lincoln Rd. Phone 5-&S6S "Trustworthy Service" We Sell, Rent and Tune Pianos SOLE DISTRIBUTORS WEAVER PIANOS MARKLEY'S 2900 S. W. 8th Street Phone 4-5951 DISTRIBUTORS FOR U. S. TIRES EMERSON TIRE CO. 600 rvi.E. 1st Av. 2644 S.W. 8th St. PH. 3-5308 PH. 48.3442 Mr. Adolph Chiel and Mr. Hyman Zaidman Owners of the imim-: KOSHER Meat and Poultry Market 159 N.W. Fifth StreetPhone 3-1430 WISH THEIR CUSTOMERS AND PATRONS A lonrmi nron nstsi niufr III OH HOLY DAYS SERVICES SPONSORED BY Coral Gables Jewish Center RABBI ALBERT MICHELS CANTOR JOSEPH MALEK Limited Number of Seats Available at $12.50 SERVICES HELD AT THE WOMEN'S CLUB A UDITORIUM 1009 East Ponce de Leon Boulevard (Adjoining Coral Gables Public Library) Tickets on Sale During the Day and Evening 7 p.m.9 p.m. 2613 Ponce de Leon Boulevard TELEPHONE48-1061 Irving GerstenfeldMrs. S. Lieberman HAPPY NEW YEAR DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM DOLLY MADISON DAIRIES. Inc. MIAMI, FLORIDA Office and Plant: 10804 Biscayne Blvd. Phone 78-2422 High Grade TAILORED VENETIAN HUM** 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 HAPPY NEW YEAR "ft" Your Host j WELCOMES YOU J TO THE 4^., NATIONAL Hotel MIAMI" tC^^sT. DINING ROOM : KIAIl lOUWf PRIVME MKH. iW(MMINC m ACCOUNTANCY REGISTRATION NOW OPEN EVENING CLASSES STARTING , SEPTEMBER 29. 1947 The Thorough. Concentrated College Level PACE COURSE In Accountancy and Business Administration PENINSULAR INSTITUTE PACE ACCOUNTANCY COURSES 223 EAST FLAGLER STREET TELEPHONE 3-1570 THE HEBREW ACADEMY Miami Beach A modern, progressive, co-educational all-day school presenting an integral program of Exemplary American Education and Progressive Hebrew Instruction. Heaistration Still Open ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSES IB THROUGH 5B Higher Classes To Be Added Next Year KINDERGARTEN CLASSES MUSIC AND Ages 4 to 5'/2 Years THE ARTS School Opens September 8. 1917 Transportation Provided Hot Luncheons Served Address918 SIXTH STREET corner Jeflerson Avenue PHONE 5-4361 PAN AMERICAN PRINTING COBIP. 34 N. W. Third St. Phone 3-0394 S. WYATT SEWELL Extends Best Wishes for the New Year to their many Jewish Friends and Customers WISHING A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS HIMIMII STEEL PKOIHTCTS 4100 N.W. Thirty-Seventh Court Miami, Florida . '.. I i. .1 I' mS r '" t PAGE SIXTEEN >Jeistfkridiari DAY. SEPTEMBtR LIVES OF OUR TIMES sinnEY hilUHAQ------- H JULY, 19*6, UPON T DEATH Of M OF AMERICA'S FORIMOST LABOR LfAKRS. PRESIDENT TRUMAN DECLARED:*THf CAUSE Of DEMOCRACY IN THIS COUNTRY AND THE WORLD HAS LOST OWE Of ITS . MOST EFFECTIVE AND DEVOTED EXPONENTS' iW 0RN IN LITHUANIA IN 18*7 SIDNEY WAS TO BECOME A RABBI. BUT fATE INTERVENED.T BOYS IDEALISM TOOK ROOT IN THE STRUGGLE Of THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE r.ESPOTlC CZAR. IN 1905. DURING AN ARDENT POLITICAL RAUV, A. SIDNEY WAS ARRESTED^ ). AFTER SIX MONTHS IN PRISON,' UNDER "NERAL AMNESTY.H OUTSIDE HIS COUNTRY, YOUNG HIILMAN EMIGRATED FIRST TO ENGLAND AND IN 1907 TO THE UNITED STATES. DESPITE DIRE POVERTY.(HIS SALARY AS A GARMENT CUTTER AVERAGING <>.00 A WEEK) HIllMAN TREASURED NISNEW- fOUNC fREEDOM.WHEN POOR WORKINt CONDITIONS IN THE 6ARMENT INDUSTRY RESULTED IN A STRIKE BY FIVE GIRLS IN 1910 THEY WERE OUKKLY JOWEO BY (000 UAPIOWIS.INCIUWNG M41LMAN MTWI TUMI NWS ,000 MORE MUiK !Tn HUMAN HU IUCTEP SPOKESMAN f W 0Wu STTUf THE STRIKE OUKKLY. HILLMATS TWj m NOW ONLY TNE CAUSE Of lASOfl AMD I |HJ|2 pitsNxjfT m m mumm mm pjS HE WAS MARRIED IN 191b TO BESSIE ABRAMOWITZ.ONE Of THE FIVE ORIGINAL STRIKERS. IN 1933 HILLMAN WAS APPOINTED A MEMBER OF THE LABOR ADVISORY BOARD OF NRA. FOUR YEARS LATER,HE ARRANGED A UNION CONTRACT fOR 9S% Of THE MEN'S GARMENT INDUSTRY INCLUDING A THIRTY MILLION DOLLAR WAGE < INCREASE AND THE GUARANTEE Of AN "IMPARTIAL CHAIRMAN IN CASE OF DISPUTES. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT APPOINTEO HILLMAN TO THE NATIONAL DEFENSE COMMISSION IN 19*0. AND LATER PROMOTED HIM TO THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTORSHIP Of THE OPFKE Of PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT. WITH HIS DESIGNATION IN 1943 AS CHAIRMAN Of CIO-PAC, HIllMAN REGAN THE MOST SPECTACULAR PORTION OF HIS CAREER. ROOSMIVS RE-ELECTION THE FOUOWWG TEAR WAS SAID TO BE DUE LARGELY TO NIllMAN'S ORGANIZATION. AT THE A6E OF 59. HE WAS SUDOENIY STRICKEN WITH A HEART ATTACK BR0U6HT ON BY OVERWORK IN THE CAUSE Of THE FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY K( CHERISHED. 4*Su W< zm >'H s tunmiiT >mt irmiM mwuPN'c t U. of M. To Teach Human Relations v. :. Benjamin E. Bionston, . realtor and presi- the South Florida chapter . ran Council for Ju- .-. i d a chair of human at the University of Mi- . i ly this year, it was the its kind in any competi- ollege or university in the 1 States. A one thousand dollar grant been donated to the project by Max Orovitz, Miami Beach . and past president of the G eater Miami Jewish Fed- and will be used to pur- ks, films, and other ma- : >T the course. I sen to fill the chair by the university is Dr. Gordon W. Love- joy, who was picked from among 1 I andidates, He will bear the title of professor of human A native of Chicago, Dr. Lovejoy was graduated from the University of Florida and al- - i received his master's degree there. He earned his doctorate the University of North Caro- lina. He formerly taught at the University ol N C rolina, Furman ill ty, and Lynch- burg collegi F. m 1942 until 1945 he an officer in the communications division of the Navy. Thus far. D; I. y hi set up a i .. patterns in human relations Lati p Id others in American minority peoples and action programs, Dr. Lovejoy Lists s ime of his aims as me of the ignorance that exists regard- ing certain faiths and races, and that is why the course will be started with the ap- proach; presentation of the facts; continuation of inter-cull workshops to educate the ti ers, who in turn can disi truth and dispel ign nan; ceptions of faiths and races; and 'he in nti riled eon- tacts. TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Everglades Laundry, INC. 2120 N. W. First Ave. MIAMI GORDON ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS Hive your roof repaired now; you will eave on a new roof later "Satiafactory Work by Experienced Men" 414 9. w 22nd Avenue I'HONE 4-Sa80 MR. and MRS. SAMUEL FRIEDLAND and FAMILY Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Life insurance Eetatea Authoritatively Programmed NAT G ANS Metropolitan Life Ine. Co. 907 Biacayne Bldg. Ph. 9-1414 or 4-9981 Your Complete) Department Store With Quality Merchandise, Washington Av. at 13th 8t_ Miami Beach And for your convenience Morris Brother's New Ap- parel and Accessory Store 70 E. Flac>r St, Miami Get Off the It* ,i(4ii Track TWO BLOCKS from N. W. 27th Ave., at the Corner of N. W. 25th Ave. and 16th St YOU'LL FIND MUSA ISLE HOME OF THE SEMINOLE INDIANS IF IT RAINS YOU WONT GET WET ALLIGATOR WRESTLING PIT UNDER COVER EXHIBITION EVERY HOUR. EVERY DAY Drive Out or Take Yacht Seminole Queen Pier 6. or City Bus 35 CONGREGATION BETH TFILAH extends Best Wishes for the New Year to the entire Jewish Community NEW YEAR GREETINGS . WELLS Leisure Apparel for Him & Her 5-7178 JOE LINN Lincoln at Collins EXTENDS NEW YEAR GREETINGS BAKER'S STORE EXTENDS GREETINGS A MIAMI INSTITUTION We Invite Your Charge Account 137-43 N Miami Avenue Phone 3-2350 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL MAYFAIR SHOP Women's Apparel 1133 Washington At*. 581212 BAB'S Women's Apparel 2005 Collins An. Vanderbilt Hotel HAPPY NEW YEAR H> II & It KOSHER MARKET 804 S. W. 22nd Avenue Hob" Pierce Uarnvy #'*! / TRULY NOLEN. President 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 * SEASON'S GREETINGS LB. & Realty Service 1312-19 CONGRESS BUILDING Phone 3-7753 and 3-7754 IY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jewist fhrtdian PAGE SEVENTEEN Asks Support ring New Year /} JACOB SHER mt. Greater Miami Jewish Federation Greater Miami Jewish totton bf the tunity. h-oud. fcntral truly reprcsenta- Jcwish people of this Organized a scant 10 years ago as purely a fund- raising agency, our Federation, through zealous [efforts of an [ever widening leader ship of : men and women, has taken its [ place as the one lutstanding or- ! g a n i z a tion of which all of us Now functioning as planning agency for activity (welfare, social, nunal) in which we are in- |cd( the Federation is the at order to which we all subscribe and wholeheart- Isupport. Varied interests of lewish population are well Used by the numerous syna- i- liters, clubs, and socie- Ibut Federation holds claim lei right thinking Jew""and pong rallying point for ever this community who is ious of the welfare of his Jew, here or abroad. is my sincere wish that each pu enjoys a Happy New Year of good health. As sident, may I remind you will really help Sweden Jews Contribute To European Refugees STOCKHOLM (JTA) The Jewish community of Sweden made public this week a report which shows that although there are only 10,000 Jews in the coun- try, they have contributed $1,- 100,000 to the support of Jewish victims of Nazism in Sweden since 1933. The report disclosed that the Swedish government during the same period all $400,000 to Swedish Jewry for aid to Jewish refugees in the country. continue to dev I r time and money, in in ;m ,unls, when- I call upon you from time to time. The demands for over- seas relief will und lubti dlj again be heavy this year. It will be necessary to continue the ( nerg- ency and heroic efforts of the last two campaigns, to alleviate the suffering and to rehabilitate the Jews of Europe. We in Miami also recognize cheerfully the de- mands of the many fine local institutions which are expanding in our wonderful and rapidly growing community. Federation supports 52 agencies, overseas, national and local! hope you will stand by. IJJ Dr. Samuel C. Kohs, authority on psychological testing and prominent statistical scientist, whose "imaginative, indefatig- able, and inspiring direction of the day-to-day work" of the Bureau of War Records, Na- tional Jewish Welfare Board, is warmly acknowledged in "American Jews in World War II: The Story of 550,000 Fight- was recently hailed as a man ers for Freedom." Dr. Kohs to whom the Jewish commu- nity of America is indebted for his performance of the "highly essential task of assembling the great mass of war records" depicting the role of American Jewry in World War II. Dr. Kohs is now serving as field secretary of the Western Slates sectionJWB. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Wont You iiav-a-Tampa Cigar? "They're Different- Eli Will Cigar and I obacco Company 73 N.W. Eighth Street Phone 2-8185 i 1 '? yj RABBI and MRS. LVIGDOR GOLDEN and FAMILY ^nd Their Best Wishes for a IAPPY. HEALTHY AND 10SPEROUS NEW YEAR K> the Jewish Community ff Miami and Miami Beach particular, and to the louse of Israel generally. IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO EXTEND TO JEWRY EVERYWHERE A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. JOE SHERMAN 2186 N.W. Seventh Avenue BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR FRIENDS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR David R. RifasHyland Rifas Miami Title and Abstract Company 22 Years of Title Service In Dade County i}J 1 t 1 i 1 41 N. E. FIRST AVE. TELEPHONE 3-6661 Rabbi and Mrs. [Saul B. Applebaum JT WISHES TO ALL THEIR MIAMI FRIENDS BEST WISHES FOR HAPPY NEW YEAR Dr. and Mrs. EDWARD ROTH and FAMILY OUR MANY FRIENDS EXTEND BEST WISHES A HAPPY AND >SI'KROUS NEW YEAR lark R. Parker Distributor "TOMS TOASTED PEANUTS" Candies and reanut Butter Sandwiches GREETINGS !! Ollic Page Service Station STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Complete Service"With a Smile" 2065 S.W. EIGHTH STREET PHONE 3-9365 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR It Has Been a Pleasure to Serve You North Reach Home Patrol 6190 Pine Tree Drive Phone 6-1911 HAPPY NEW YEAR A. M. HEAR & SONS 3841 N.E. Second Avenue TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR "See Our Outdoor Display" Sellick Stone Studio Everything In Cast Stone and Plaster Including Garden Furniture 765 N.W. 20th Street Phone 3-2784 J. H. SELLICK, Owner BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR WOLPERT fUlwft^^ 1200 CORAL WAY AT "5 POINTS" dixie Time? Sincere Greetings ON THE New Year TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS IN MIAMI AND MIAMI BEACH The employees and management of the Dixie Tire Co. extend a warm wish for a Happy New Year full of health, prosperity and peace. Each new year brings to us many new friends. Making friends means true progress, and our aim is to keep up our progress- Stop in any time at any of the five convenient DIXIE stations. You'll find a friendly welcome and satisfying service. Ask our friends . they'll tell you! DISTRIBUTORS OF AMOCO PRODUCTS SEIBERLING TIRES and TUBES WILLARD BATTERIES See DIXMF TIRE C ^^ MIAMI MIAMI BEACH * M> fit 943 Fifth Street 1840 Alton Road 1 1 .1 I1 I Electrical Appliances for the home r PAGE EIGHTEEN Hollywood Group Plans Activities First meeting of the ladies aux- iliary of the Hollywood Jewish Community center for the 1947-48 | season was held at the Center, Tuesday. Sept. 2nd. Plans for a Bazaar to be held i by the group in January were I formed. Mrs. Isadora Orgel. chair- i man of the fund-raising commit-j tee, is in charge. Assisting her are the Mesdames Martin Wohl. Jack Dresnick, Sylvia Fincke. Jacob Gold. Louis Kravitz, Joseph I Iiaum, Michael Lubilin, Louis Manzar, Phillip La vine, Fred Gil- der. Fred Mannheim. Ted J. Sor- in. Max Kaufman. Dena Alder- man. Edgar Galvin. William Flacks. Harry Joslyn. Jack Reiss, [sadore Kolinsky. Nathan Nimitz, and Louis Golden, the group president. Mrs. Fred Mannheim, chairman of the house committee, reported on plans being made for monthly parties to be held at the Center. Each month is to depict a par- ticular nationality. First of these Will be held Nov. 27th and will be dedicated to the Hungarian nat- ii inality. Fust affair of the year will be - a kitchen shower to be held early in October. Contributions of those attending will be used to I purchase uniform supplies for the, Center kitchen. In charge of this program are the Mesdames Leona r, Louis Kravitz, Fred Gil- der. Joseph Schecter, and Arthur Simons. Rabbi Dar.iel L. Davis, for the past twenty years rabbi of the Reform congregation in Lan- caiter. Pa., has been appointed director of the New York Fed- eration of Reform Synagogues, it was announced by Col. Fred- erick F. Greenman, president of the New York affiliate of the Union of American Hebrew Con- gregations. Rabbi Davis, a grad- uate of the Hebrew Union Col- lege, will head a federation comprising thirty-six R.-form congregations in the New York metropolitan area. Kronish Elected Vice President Of Alumni Group Rabbi Leon Kronish, T< Beth Sholom, Miami Beach, elected southern vice presidi the alumni : ''' lish Institul f A annual m the group June at I l'n"'n ''''" lege, N. V >rk City. Ral k ':. also attended the 58th convention of the C< nRal Montreal, i anada, which wa tended by almost 500 rabbis all over the United States nd ter-mai i iage, ci turgy wi i i 'ed. While in th, Rabbi K n- ish atti nd Si is Education I by the Hebrew Ur. n i liege, and - as an fl it< from M mi Beach to 1 n\ the Zionist On nization of Ami ^ggA^SEPTEMBER TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAH Best Wishes for a HAPPY NEW YEAR G. M. DYKES IRON WORKS, Inc. 69 N. W. Third Street Phone 2-5960 DIXON COSTUME SHOP 724 N. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 2-5333 A HAPPY NEW YEAR FUTURA FURNITURE AND DECORATING CO. 1502 Alton Road Phone 58-1961 RABBI and MRS. JACOB H. KAPLAN Extend to all Jewry and partic- ularly the members of TEMPLE ISRAEL Sincere wishes for A HAPPY AND PHOSPEROUS NEW YEAR SAM SE1TLIN LOUIS SElTLtN ESTHER R. GROSSRERG BLANCHE YOLLl FANNIE LEVITT of SEITLIN & COMPANY Insiiium i- 406 Congress Building Phone 9-3836 I1 EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Sayer and Daughters Extend best wishes to all their friends lor a Happy New Year A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Hpupliolsli'ring S iii (mrr '.: r i: 111 r I. - Kr ('ornii-PN GUARANTEED WORK FOR FREE ESTIMATE rffav 33089 ^ S W. 1 7(lt COURT A HAPPY NEW YEAR DAVID R. BAIN On Biscayne REALTOR 7232 Biscayne Blvd. PHONE 7-1140 COOL OFFSPEND THE HOLIDAYS IN THE MOUNTADB DUNCRAGGAN l\\ Hcndersonvillc, N. C. Reasonable RatesExcellent FoodPrivate Swimming Pool OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER A HAPPY NEW YEAR UPHOLSTERY CLEANING FURNITURE ACE RUG CLEANERS CAREFUL RUG AND CARPET CLEANERS Clean Rugs Make Healthy Homes Rugs Cleaned, Dyed & Demothed Carpet Laying & Repairing 26 S. W. South River Drive Phone 9-1155 Miami 36, Fk HAPPY NEW YEAR Ideal I pholstertng Shoppcs 1167 S. W. 6th Street PHONE 2-0332 GREETINGS MAY WE ALL BE BLESSED WITH HEALTH, STRENGTH AND HEARTS OF KINDNESS TO AID THOSE IN NEED Mr. and Mrs. SAMUEL T. SAPIRO AND FAMILY L'SHONO TOVA V QTUami SLcK,%>dLa r^Tides1 ON OCEAN DRIVE AT 12th and I 1th street* THE SKYSCRAPER MOTEL ON THE OCEAN* 1220 OCEAN DRIVE MIAMI BEACH MR. and MRS. MORRIS NEWMARK MR. and MRS. WILLIAM KESSELMAN MR. and MRS. S. H. GRUNDWERG and FAMILY II A II O L D' INC. Hairdressers EXTEND NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL THEIR PATR0.VS 1039 LINCOLN ROAD MIAMI BEACH E. LAS OLAS BLVD. FT. LAUDEROALE MAY THE BLESSINGS OF PEACE AND HEALTH LEAD THE WAY FOR A NEW YEAR FILLED WITH JOY AND PROSPERITY TO ALL JEWRY AND TO ALL MANKIND rru. and nui. Formerly of the Tides Hotel MIAMI BEACH and their children- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bear Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Fox ?A^SEPTEMBER 12. 1947 * Jenisfi Flrr/dHnn [ach To Be Site Cancer Meeting florida's great strides forward tie last 18 months in fighting feer have attracted to the state of the most important cancer ferences of the year, he conference will bring to ,,, Beach on October 12, 13, and 15 wore than 300 leaders |h. rancor fight from 12 south- |crn and southwestern states, S H. B. Ritchie, regional com- ndci of the American Cancer ty>s field army, said this E. lianii Beach was selected over tations from more than a re of cities, Mrs. Ritchie de- fed, because Dade County had liked the move that swept [ida in a year and a half to a Lt among the nation's leaders fth, effort to bring cancer un- control. The delegates will be able to at first hand," she said, "the Insive planning and organiza- that made possible Florida's bendous advances. fLess than two years ago, the |tc was one of the most back- rd in cancer control. Today, ne of the things that it is do- are a model for the rest of United States, and others al- fcdy have been copied and a- pted by other states." he four-day session will be jjd by the delegates to map de- Jed plans on which the cancer it in all 12 states will be based I tlie next 12 months. The delegates, both lay and 5i,.-.-. >nal. will be drawn from Has, Oklahoma, Virginia, the rolinas, Kentucky, Mississippi. Ilisiana, Alabama, Tennessee, orgia, and from every county Florida. Complete plans for the confer- ee will be announced within UMSCOP Report Please* Agkney JERUSALEM (JTA) Wel- coming the report of the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine, although expressing the hope that certain of its recom- mendations would be modified by the general assembly, Mrs. Goldie Meirson, political chief of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem, has urged that the interim period preceding independence for the Jewish state be as short as pos- sible. Mrs. Meirson appealed to both the United Nations and the Arab states to co-operate in securing a shorter transition period. She reiterated the desire of the Jews to maintain friendly relations with the Arab nations, and asked the Palestine Arabs to co-operate now in initiating "good neighbor- ly" relations so that when the two states are established, a friendly treaty can be concluded without delay. two weeks, Mrs. Ritchie said, but the nationally prominent speak- ers already scheduled include Dr. Charles Cameron of New York, medical and scientific director of the American Cancer society; Dr. Alton Ochsner of New Orleans' Ochsner clinic; and Mrs. H. V. Milligan of New York, national commander of the Society's field army of 500,000 volunteer work- ers. Hosts of the conference for Florida will be Dr. John N. Moore, of Ocala, chairman of the State Executive committee, and Mrs. Malcolm Smith of Tampa, exec- utive director of the Florida div- ision; and for Dade county, Dr. Alfred Levin, chairman of the County Executive committee, and Mrs. Clyde A. Epperson, Field army county commander. TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TUTAM MOTORS. Inc. SERVICESALESPARTS PLYMOUTH 21(i Minorca Avenue Coral Gables HAPPY NEW YEAR ItOLLIN'S GARAGE 146 N.W. Fifth StreetPhone 3-4634 "A Complete Automobile Service" TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR CHARLES SCHAFFER P. & S. %l IR\ U I STATION ATLANTIC GASOLINE AND OILS High Pressure LubricationTires, Tubes and Accessories jNinth Street and Palm Avenue Hialeah. Florida HAPPY NEW YEAR lianii lleaeh Wholesale Grocery Co. Formerly WUCHER and LYNN 834 First Street Miami Beach 746 N.W. 32nd Street Symbolie of I In* Season Gorgeous Flowers from (The Jzxoik (fewebsm, 3,llc- Four Fine Stores to Serve You MIAMI BEACH l MIAMI FT. LAUDERDALE 5-2961 2-0519 2304 2-3105 FLOWERS BY WIRE THE WORLD OVER A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Miami Beaeh Checker Cabs, Inc. 24-Hour Service U-DRIVE IT CARS PHONE 5-3411 I HAPPY NEW YEAR Everybody's Exterminators "Don't Be AnnoyedHave Them Destroyed" Phone Miami 2-7832 Miami Beach 6-3755 After nine-yrat flight, Steffi Nnvbaum 11->ear-olil war orphan, recently at rived in New York from Shanghai u make her home with family IriprMM Sieffi'k wandering began when hei mother and grandparcnti lle death, Steffi':- grandparent- eared (<> her until she found hmt-n here with the aid of United Service for New Americans and the Joint Ditrihnlion Committee, TO ALL OUR FRIENDS. RELATIVES AND JEWRY EVERYWHERE A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR *i! MR. and MRS. I. A. DURBIN and FAMILY 735 Fourteenth Place Miami Beach TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Ariisdie Millinery Shop LATEST SELECTION IN~HATS N. SCHAEN, Proprietor 237 North Miami Avenue Telephone 2-9160 Happy New Year Mr. ami Mrs. f"Edw." Mereer and Family GREETINGS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR I. C. HELMLY FURNITURE & DEPT. STORE 22 N. W. First Street \4 ? \%4 ' TO ALL OUR FRIENDS. RELATIVES AND JEWRY EVERYWHERE A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR i' M. and MRS. SIDNEY PEPPER and FAMILY 1600 S.W. 16lh AvenueMiami MANNHEIMER PRIVATE SCHOOL WISHES YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR Once again ice are featuring two separate kitchens (milk and meat) for our boarding and day students. Established 1934 To All Our Friends and Patrons a Most . Happy New Year DON'S BARBER SHOP EXPERT HAIR CUTTING > r " t SEASON'S BEST WISHES TO ALL LA CUCARACHA CUB 2386 N. W. 62nd Street Miami Phone 7-9513 NOW HEADQUARTERS: AMVETS, POST No. 28 HAPPY NEW YEAR GRAHAM'S DAIRY "Direct From Farm To You" PHONE 88-2151 A HAPPY NEW YEAR ^ASBESTOS T TABLE MATS > * Happy New Year W a if the New Year bring you Health and Happinens * ta ;' & PAGE TWENTY *Unist^flcridfPir * late Henry sky. former Rabbi A. Lelyveld Will Direct Hillel Appointment of Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld. New York City, as national director of B'nai B'rith Hillel foundations was formally cector 0f B'n Hillel foun- ident of B'nai B'rith; William er. Philadelphia, and Robert Lappon. Dos Moines. The :'; ,,f Rabbi Lelyveld will b< effective Dec. 31, at which time Dr. Sachars resignati n v effect i Lolyv.: -- >';-'K di- announced last Friday by Frank Gold. an. Lowell. M ISS.. presi- dent of the nation's oldest and larg si Jewish service organiza- tion. The announcement came at the conclusion of the B'nai B'n*.:: Na- tional Hillel commission meeting in a two-day sessi in in Wash- ington, D. C. Als i announced was that Dr. A l. Sachar had been cd national chairman of the Hillel eon 01 ificers named were Wil- liam Gerber. Philadelphia, vice cha m a n: M Bisgyc Wi [ton. D. C, seen tary, and Joseph Paradise, New York City. treasi er. A; the conclusion of the -- sion ihe t< Mowing were 11 .Mm: m s for the fort: ing \ ar: Mrs R tier, L is A:... .-: Rabbi Solomon Gold- man. 'hicago; Dr. William H L'niv I Michigan, Ann Ar- bor: Isaac Wagner. Chicago: Al- fred Benesch, Cleveland: Dr. Paul dent of Q college. New York City, and Judgi SI nley Fuld, New York court of appeals. B'n. : B'rith President Goldman inted seven members of tin) Alfred M Cohen, hon- orary president of B'nai B'rith. iti; Dr. Louis L. Mann. C Dr. Joshua Loth Lii b- man, loston author of the I i f Mind"; Dr. Philip : l. s an, Los Angeles; Mrs Daisj Monsky, i wid iw oi dations. will serv< as acting di- the end of the year. The newly i Hillel di- rect. "I nsively -;., i;nii s and is well kn iwn in J w sh com- . ircles for - peri- ls, th( Angl -J ish press, . | s Ei '1 ip dia He :.- :.. the Commit! for Pal- f the Zionist zation : A f the f the Cent As Hillel S ar will head the ] body di- . In lis report to I ". Dr two new Hillel ..:. .- lished : at Pi incel n univ< til ,ind the L'n '' -- uri. TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW*JeaT Carilihcan Marble and Tiler A. R. Hightower "Watch For Our Downtown Location" A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL FOR YOUR DINNERSTOP AND DINE AT CHICK l\\ 1101 S.W. 27th Avenue Phone 4-9i32 NAMED Rabbi NATIONAL HILLEL DIRECTOR Arthur J. Lelyveld (above). New York, was named national director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel foundations by the B'nai B'rith Hillel commission at its annual meeting in Wash- ington, D. C. on Aug. 28th. His appointment will lake effect Dec. 31st. Rabbi Lely- veld succeeds Dr. Abram L. Sachar. Washington. D. C. who resigned to devote himself to lecturing and writing. HAPPY NEW YEAR JOE I AIUIIX.TOV Inc. Safeway SteelScaffolds 46 N.E. Sixth Street Phone 9-3870 Mians A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Pan American Optical Co. 406 Longford Building 121 S. E. First Street MIAMI. FLORIDA T MRS. LEON GARDNER And Son, Lloyd, EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR To All Their Friends > Mrs. Freda Newman Mr. Arnold Newman Mr. Edw. T. Newman WISH THEIR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES A HAPPY NEW YEAR VlilISII CLASSICAL HOI II EVERY SUNDAY FROM 12 NOON TO 1:15 P.M. STATION WINZ (940 on your dial) WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO ALL ITS SPONSORS WISHING THEM ALL A HAPPY. PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR M. NASATIR, Program Director R. G. Martin (Martin's Drug Store) Mr. and Mrs. Mendelsohn (Mendelsohn's Ocean Villa Restaurant) Mr. and Mrs. L. Katz (United Kosher Market) Rohan and Sons 'Rohan's Paint T. Nolan (Economy Exterminators) B. Reilley, T. Goodman (Miami Beach Awninq Co.) Orlin-Gerber (L & G Glass A. Kennedy (Trail Realty Co.' Mr. and Mrs. Alechman (A 6- A Porter Service) S. Samuels (National Delicatessen) Weisman Son (Bakeri'.e Bakery) WE THANK YOU ONE AND ALL TO ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR mi ii i. s si nil market "Florida's Fastest Growing Super Market" The Public Learns Quickly Where To Shop B 5941 N.W. Seventh Avenue Phone 7-5744 $ HAPPY NEW YEAR Southeastern Terminal and Steamship Company 28 S.W. Fourth Street Phone 3-08K Private Terminal Operators and Forwarders A Very Happy New Year I im line's Grille Bar and Liquor Store Miami. Florida STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOODS Specializing in Delicious Charcoal Broiled New York Sirloin Steaks Prepared and Served to A King's Taste Entertainment Dancing "OPEN ALL NIGHT" 3651 S.W. EIGHTH STREET at the entrance to Coral Gables y SIDNEY H. PALMER Owner and Operator T OUR SINCEREST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR REPLETE WITH HEALTH AND HAPPINESS V MIAMI MONUMENT COMPANY urr ^r, Memorials of Distinction" WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF MONUMFNTC FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! v m A"?,Yles of *** Lettering You Need No Long*, Wait 8 to 10 Months for _, *M Monument Showroom: 3279 S. W. 8th Street Phone 4.5g22 * BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR A 1.1, A P A T T A II STATE BANK 1316 N.W. 36th Street In the Heart of the Northwest Section BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. SAM WEISSEL and Family AM'S ILVER FLEET Telephone*1 Coral Gabl^ TAXI BAG U-DRIVECARSFORi Chevrolet Plymouth Dodge Buick 1946 MODELS )AY, SEPTEMBER VI 'nai B'rith Looks The Future By MAURICE BISGYER tttional Secretary, B'nai B'rith 3,i ;in October day in 1843, a netful of men comparative Lcomers to these shoreswere Ipired by the vision of Ameri- dumocracy to make a cove- rt with the heritage of the land which they found sanctuary bm the tyrannies of the Old orld. Those newly adopted sons of, herica were the founding fath- of B'nai B'rith (Sons of the Ivenant), now the oldest and Igest Jewish service organiza- In in the United States. |W::h B'nai B'rith now in its Kond century, it becomes in- Aasingly apparent how wisely fd how well its founders built, hey designed a program en- mpassing the purest principles a progressive democracy and rthering the highest interests humanity, which successive aerations of B'nai B'rith leader- lip have followed with im- basurable benefit to the people 1 Israel. [Considered in its broadest sense, at October day in 1843 was a Iritable Rosh Hashona for Amer- an Jewry. Free from doctrinal erences, B'nai B'rith then ana hw affords a common platform \r service on the part of all ele- enis in the Jewish community cause it is universal, its ob- jctives are of interest to all jws, and its emphasis is upon le positive values in Jewish life. [Because of this well-controlled, lough non-dogmatic approach, |*nai B'rith over the years has iept pace with the problems of he nation and the Jewish people. fhouh guided by tradition, tra- Ition has been no restraint in (scalding activities that have Utlived their usefulness. B'nai B'rith has remained dynamic by meeting the vital, day to day, needs of the Jewish people. Representing a cross-section of the American Jewish community, B'nai B'rith contributes to the national health of American de- mocracy through an intensive year-round integrated program of service on both national and com- munity levels. It is a program executed by more than 300,000 members in men's lodges, wom- en's chapters and youth groups throughout the United States and Canada. Above all, it is a pro- gram making a distinct and valu- able contribution to the welfare of the nation. When others bemoan the lack of moral fibre and responsibility in youth and attribute all our ailmentspolitical, economic and socialto a misguided younger generation, B'nai B'rith devotes itself to training and molding of thousands of young people for healthy and useful lives through youth agencies emphasizing char- acter building. Recognizing that youth is the repository of positive influences and Jewish values, B'nai B'rith has organized Hillel Foundations, the B'nai B'rith Youth Organiza- tion and the Vocational Service bureau to mold the character of tomorrow's" citizens and to turn their interests into constructive channels. On the international scene, B'nai B'rith is helping to arouse the conscience of the world to recognize the plight of hundreds ol thousands of displaced persons, of every faith, lodged in the camps of Europe. These are but a few examples of the B'nai B'rith program in action. Its scope lays down a challenge to the future. The acceptance of this challenge by its membership points toward a more unified American Jewish community, even more essential service and, as President Roose- velt once said, "its (the B'nai B'rith) program of good will strives toward harmony among the component elements compris- ing our American society." A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL LaPoliiI* Awning Company 425 S.W. Sixth Street Miami, Florida * CANTOR and MRS. Julius Rosenstein and Son. MORTON 1401 Alton Road Extend best wishes to their relatives and friends for the coming New Year Mr. and Mrs. NATHAN GLOSSER [Extend Best Wishes For the Coming Year To All. Jest wishes for a happy NEW YEAR Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Eushner and Family Dr. and Mrs. MAX TENDRICH AND DAUGHTER HELENE 747 West Avenue EXTEND HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS SEASON'S GREETINGS Savory Bake Shop REAL HOME-MADE BAKED GOODS 1684 Alton Road PHONE 5-4941 MIAMI BEACH TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Jimmy's Drive-In Restaurant Some As GoodNone BetterJust Good Food 639 N.W. Seventh Avenue Phone 3-7594 TO ALL' A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Florida Lith-I-Bar, Inc. Concrete Products NATHAN M. KAPLAN 927 Lincoln Road 12825 N.E. 14th Avenue East Coast Fisheries, Inc. West Flagler StreetAt the Bridge EXTEND TO ALL JEWRY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR * TO ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Dav il Hess Fixture Company Fluorescent Lighting 336 West Flagler Street Phone 2-1774 y $ GREETINGS ! Fitzpatriek Paint Company "FitzThe Paint Man" BE RIGHT USE WHITE KNIGHT Courtesy Extended to Contractors J. R. FitzpatriekPhone 2-4766 725 North Miami Avenue Miami, Florida A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL MOE FEINGOLD Moinar Construetion Company 2323 S.W. 21st Avenue Phone 48-3847 THE BEST FOR THE NEW YEAR TO ALL PRESIDENT MADISON HOTEL 3801 Collins Avenue Miami Beach TO ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Building Maintenance and Supplies Corporation 2734 S.W. 28th LaneMiami HAPPY. HEALTHFUL and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS T. B. McGahey Motor Co. Inc. 1930 N.E. Second Avenue Phone 9-6516 CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH (4 Ft I I I I 'l I PAGE TWENTY-TWO iMiisJ\ThrkHari_ ^H^Ay,_gEPiS8g T1 'Between You and Me By BOH1S SMOLAR Copyright, 1946. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc. 9? 1 IK" JV"" ft**.., ------- with the opening session of the 8dmini8tration of Jerusalem, since there is a lot of Russian properts in that city But on this ques- ., t00 oromyko would have no SSS of winning, if A^Hc and Britain agree on bask ae dsions as t how to implement the I'NSC'OI' n-p.'1-t PRESSING PROBLFMS: P Zionist lead, """he unified economy which th. L'SHONAH TOVAH: ftfSui" OUTLOOK: The Jewish New Year concides TTO, u.n. The lineup wit] UN SCOP report recommends... tin*' ould Krnassrassa a? saw ;""" with the openinu session ol me .......* -- ,-,-tee- UNSCOJ' repon ......... Mr. and Mrs. M. KEILSON 2252 S.W. 22nd Terrace MIAMI. FLA. $ EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS issue...It must be remembered th, v can : prevent big that the British Government, in power p >ver Pal( pn ng the Palestine ease to ... In 1 v !"' the IN. reserved [or itself the Sl. if an understanding is right not to carry out the recom-1 reached between the Ui mendations of the U.N....The U. gi es Britain under which S. is the government that can the former will support a pro- exi 5e the g nfluence on p, ; the Palestine trustee- the British Cabinet and force gnjp be vested in the hands of Bi to accept th< U.N recom- g, ajn Howe* underr iations.. .Even though this s. pi ivide was not the ease with regard to that Britain may call upon any the recommendations m Palestine government share made a year ago by the joint An- v. n of glo-American Committee.. .There th< I p...In this way. will, of course, be plenty of ma- Britain, as the prii I trustee, neuvi ing .tnd barga ning behind Uil! be ven af the scenes at the U.N. as well as th sh* ie open sessions of the As- wants I sha i th "bu len"... , .And it can be expected Britain will thei call up. *n the Unit St tea but not on :.-.. S S R. ... It stands that me of the i ec< mmendal ns e U.N. Special C mmitt Palestine will be modified... II ,-ever, the basic iecomtw tion which urges the termination Palestine mandate will not be : ight by any delegation ... r have loi favored re- 1 nt of the mandate by a ip .The A abs at e for I in :. e mandate, Jews igainst such ten tion...Henc< thepr w.. which coun uld be ; by the U.N. trusti Pa for I im period until Ji . ed.. In tins. too. the Uni i States will p ly the if it a pon lib ith Britain : reason t the USSR, evei ba : ed I >m part ting in the eship \ i ; cla m | | n in the V N A HAPPY NEW YEAR MIAMI FLORAL CO. Flowers For All Occasions ge I by the Warner family vei 41 > Tel graph A tion 111 S.W. Fifth Avenue Phone 2-6823 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Airway liar and Restaurant PACKAGE GOODS AVAILABLE STEAKSCHICKEN "Vitit Our Dubonnet Row 8727 N.W. Seventh Avenue Phone 7.3^ L 3-3431. YOUR JEWISH FUNERAL HOME I WE OFFICIALLY REPRESENT THE MAJORITY OF NORTHERN JEWISH FUNERAL HOMES Information Z of, rofluAld 01 **.eii SERVING MIAMI BEACH & MIAMI Exclusively Jewish 14 HOUR wui*ctstMv/ce M* HOUR 1 LIVE POULTRYKOSHER KILLEDFOR THE HOLIDATJ "OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING" The Chieken House Paramount Live Poultry Market Phone MM 237 N.W. Fifth Street TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR |p>n mark's i a si Stone Compaq Modern MantelsGarage GrillsGarden SetsPottery StoneOrnamentalPlaster 12351 N.W. Seventh Avenue Phone 7-63M \) JOS. L. PLUMMER Funeral Director SEASON'S GREETINGS LINCOLN DEPARTMENT STORE 1448 N.W. Sixty-Second Street Phone 7-9472 With DIGNITY and RESPECT . our competent staff is ready to relieve you of all the details in your hour of bereavement. Ambulance Service TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR M I A M 1 T 1 X S II 0 P Designers and Builders of Bar, Hotel and Restaurant Equipment PAUL HINCKLEY Phone 2-3596 545 S.W. 22nd Aen* Washington Avt, WARD Y. NttiWMAW '',-: A etSEN8EQ,:%MUrer'; : lo New Ywk: 1 6d Amsterdam Ave ;:; "1"""'"'.........* TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR I DEAL IRON wo Ilk* H. L. HAMM. Proprietor On the JobPortable EquipmentExpert Welding Broken Parts Made Strong As NowGeneral Repairs ALL KINDS OF STEEL FABRICATION' 1755 North Miami Avenuo Phone 92501 ;ii.b Htitm&iial CAajitt' Irving Blasberg Treasurer 5-5S44 1850 ALTON ROAD MIAMI BI \( II R. A. NICELEY Funeral Director 1 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR III < SOIC SIITI1 CO. EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDENLAWNS-FARMS Phone 2-0541 BranchesHomestead, Weal Palm Beach. Belle Glade MOUNT NEBO CEMETERY THE CEMETERY OF DISTINCTION FOR DISCRIMINATING FAMILIES Rabbi S. M. Machtei, Director Olympici Building Phone 3-3720 TROPICAL TYPEWRITER SERVICE WE REBUILD REPAIR 24-48-Hour Service li Typewriters, elc. Are Brought h 46 N. W. First Street phone 2^ Season's Greetings From Carl L. Libby Mount Sinai Memorial Park MIAMI'S "COMMUNITY CEMETERY" ONE OF MIAMI'S UP-TO-DATE DIGNIFIED _________________MEMORIAL PARKS U1UN1MED SINGLE GRAVES. FAMILY PLOTS AND GROUP ___________ESTATES NOW AVAILABLE Affiliate Congregations: Beth DaV1d. Beth J-.rch M,----- Jewish Orthodox and Sisterhood Chesed ShH En e^ p T .---------..... ^.lesea ht.| En.es For Farther Information Phone 9-2664. 4-5922 ot 9.1434 PALMER FUNERAL CHAPEL "SERVING THE JEWISH COMMUNITY PHONE 9-2664 E. E. CARTER. Funeral Director "A Frland in Need" ifi*r -^^^-- i*n*i rui n n_n_i_ -008 W. FLAGLER TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Pinkerton-Hayfl Lnmbor Co- lnt'\ LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL Phone. 48-246546-9862 3775 South Dixie Highway Miami. Ly. SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jewisti Hicridtian PAGE TWENTY-THREE fEEN YOU AND ME tontinued from Page 22) Ich State under the borders lnnu'-ndod by the UNSCOP frontiers will be one of the |r issues of discussion at the l,:,| Assembly...The Assem- lession will probably last at months...While other lb of the UNSCOP report Itand a three-month discus- and perhaps other delays, is one recommendation requires immediate action Jiat is the recommendation to ^t 150,000 displaced Jews... recommendation definitely that these refugees should jmitted beginning this month [ the Assembly does not single khis recommendation for im- lute action, months will pass L- action on the report as a |e will be taken...The UN- recommendation on im- fation will thus be the first to suffer... llOES FROM AFAR: oin tune to time, the Jews in j country read reports about IJtwish refugees in Shanghai But there is also a normal fcsh life in Shanghai Jews been living there for many lies...Many settled there af- feeaving Soviet Russia about pty-live years ago...Jewish and organizations existed e refugees from Nazi rution fled to that city... Imprehensive picture of Jew- lifi' in Shanghai today is given Ihannhai Almanac, just pub- <1 by the local paper, Shang- Echo.-.The publisher, Ossi ?in. is a German-Jewish re- L. ..The daily is devoted to interests of the Jewish com- nr.v and the needs of the Jew- lefugees.. .The material in the Almanac, therefore, reflects Jew- ish life in Shanghai in great de- tail. .It gives a lot of factual in- formation from which one can see that the Jewish refugees in Shanghai are well-organized and extremely active socially and cul- turally... As the years go by, there will be no refugees in Shanghai.. .Some will return to Europe and some will become permanent residents., .The Al- manac, however, will serve as a historic record of their activities in the most difficult years of their lives... i lAPPY NEW YEAR CME SUPPLY COMPANY Specialists in 100FING METAL WORK utters. Leaders, Skylights Ventilators Boats Tanks Air-Conditioning 105 N. W. First Court PHONE 9-1807 Delegates who returned from the Southern regional conference of the Workmens Circle in New Orleans are Miriam Sandier. Miriam Weissman, Henrietta Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. J, Wolff. Mr. and Mrs. C. Weinlraub, A. Arnoff, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacobs, and M. Gluberman. Police Ask Car Owners To Check Minor Defects Car owners were asked bv police this week to check their autos themselves before they take them to the car testing station at N.W. Second ave. and Fourth St. lor the semi-annual inspection. Sgt. H. B. Goodman, in charge of the testing station, said that minor defects in the lights, horns, windshield wipers, and brakes could easily be caught by the owners. The truck testing station will open Sept. 15th at N.W. Fifth ave. and Tenth st. GREETINGS KINSMAN LANDSCAPE CO. Florists Isle of Normandy Phone 6-1677 Miami Beach NEW YEAR GREETINGS JUDGE HENRY L. OPPENBORN HAPPY NEW YEAR HAVANA VIA PLANE $30 Plus Round Trip .................... Tax VIA SS. 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A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ' ;.f * * y FARREY'S, INC A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR PHONE 5-1719 fc 5-2671 rREE DELIVERY FREE GIFT WRAPPING The Mttderne Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AS PRESCRIBED FINEST IMPORTED PERFUMES STOCKED BETTER COSMETIC LINES REPRESENTED |55 41st Street Miami Beach,, Fla. NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL D. W. McCOY, Inc. REAL ESTATE In All Its Branches 1549 S. W. 8th Street Phone 9-2245 i' IT IS WITH PLEASURE WE EtfTEND A MOST A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL $ Trachtenberg's Kosher Food Market N. KAPLAN H. ROTHSTEIN MEAT DEPARTMENT M. BECKER GROCERY DEPARTMENT TRACHTENBERG VEGETABLE and FRUIT DEPARTMENT NEW YEAR GREETINGS FRANCIS HOTEL 19 N. E. 3rd Street MIAMI. FLORIDA PHONE 9-0665 GREETINGS n 1323 Washington Avenue Miami Beach SERVICE STATION Now Operated By CY GOTTFRIED The Best In Auto Service and Repairs Cor. 16th and Alton Road PHONE 5-9193 Hardware WHOLESALE RETAIL 1692 Alton Road Miami Beach Phone 5-4621 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR BERKLEY LTD., INC. WOMEN'S APPAREL "The Friendly Shop" 836 Lincoln Road241 Coral Way i < BEST WISHES TO ALL ! BUILDING CONSTRUCTION I! i li 927 Lincoln Road Miami Beach * La Vigne Electric Company * Now In Our New Location 38 N.W. Seventh StreetPhone 2-1759 1 * I PAGE TWENTY-FOUR kwitffkriidliiir -; \ f -4' ? i - Jews In Sports Following closely on the heels of the Mickey Winters purchase. the San Diego nine of the Pacific Coast loop consummated another deal with the Stamford Bombers of the Colonial League for Sid Schachfs contract. Sid is the boy who has been burning up the league with his fast ball hulling. He goes to the far west- ern team on a look-see basis. Those who have seen the tossei in action claim he can't miss mak- ing the grade. In fact, he has beer, tabbed as a future big leaguer in the not too distant future. Danny Perlmutter. thi third Jewish boy or. the Bomb- ers, is still pounding the pill and also appears ready for a sale to ague of higher classification. When the Pittsburgh Pirate- played in Brooklyn recently, the manager, Billy Herman, was so desperate for a win :.-.at he per- mitted Les Biederman, Pittsburgh Press scribe, to make up the line- up. The Bucs snapped out of their lethargy and pounded out a 16-3 win in the final game of the series after losing the first two. It now appears that Biederman will have a steady job of mak- ing up Pittsburgh batting order.-. When the Corsairs went into a slump last summer, Marti Frankie Frisch let the e write his lineup for the and then saw his club bang out a win. Herman upon hearing oi Biederman's magic pulled the same stunt with good results. ''. Siegal, who recently mov- RABBI and MRS. JOSEPH E. RACKOVSKY and Sons EXTEND BEST WISHES TO CONGREGATION BETH TFILAH And Its Auxiliary and to Klal Yisroel for a KSIVA VACHSIMAH TOVAH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER,, MAT IrlAPPLD: Robert Ryan's anti-Semitism in RKO Radio s daring new picture "Crossfire" is the clue that traps him as the killer in this powerful indictment of religious intolerance. Robert Young (right) plays the detective whose Irish grand- father died a centurv ano in an earlier wave of bigotry. The picture had its world premiere on July 22 at the Rivoli theatre on Broadway. _______ ___ ed to Wa Atlanta. is doing a hangup job c >vi genat for th Washii I Post. I S ii li y Po- vich he gives the Post one of the best bi seball ling comb the busin* ss today. Graduates from the Univer- sity of Florida at Gainesville last week included Sidney L. Besvinick, I:arv:n Kranz. Irv- ing Leibson. Norman S. Pal- lott and Sherman L. Whalley of Miami Beach. Southern Heater Supply TO ALL ... 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Phone Mil Le GranaVs TETTER REMEDY (Guaranteed) 11 YEARS OF SATISFACTION SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST OR ORDER DIRECT FROM LE GRANDE S CO A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL FIT IIIA If S T 17III 0 S 323 Wesl Forty-Seventh Street Phone 5M MIAMI BEACH Mr. and Mrs. HARRY MARKOWITZ Wish All Their Family and Friends A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Dr. and Mrs. William H. Bernstein and Family Extend Season's Greetings to Their Friends and Relatives. OUR SINCERE WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK MIAMI BEACH MARCIE LIBERMAN Vice Preiident )AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *JewisMcridlic*n PAGE TWENTY-FIVE hy Judaism and Christianity Differ * By DR. TRUDE WEISS-ROSMARIN EDITOR'S NOTEThe fourth edition of Dr. Waiss-Rosmarln's L, iy discussed book "Judaism and Christianity: The Difference" it tt off *he Pre"- ln view of the "reat t0Pical interest of the volume, have asked the author to summarize her main conclusions. he notion that Judaism and Christianity must scrap their Fences and become one and identical is a thoroughly Jitarian aberration. It is foreign to the spirit of democracy, Ich encourages differences as the source and inspiration of a e colorful and variegated national culture. Democracy rests e conviction that dissimilarities and differences are facts of e that dare not be invoked as a justification for inequality discrimination. The demo- . ism and Christianity, I have been |C way is that those of differ- Views and beliefs respect the inilar views and beliefs of fi'llow-citizens. Americans, "religious good .huuld never mean, for p Jews or Christians, to as- late their faith to the religion hose with whom they desire |ye in friendship and amity. line "good will" is not sy- hnous with the levelling of Irences. It means that we ferstand that every man has tight to follow the dictates of conscience and worship God lis heart impels him. [fortunately, not a few Jew- leaders in "good will" efforts av .in attitude resembling ,f the early suffragettes. believe they can attain fclity in the Christian commu- ] by stressing that there is no bence between Judaism and stianity. They are, however, lisguidcd as the early Lucy grs, who based their claims ridiculous contention that are no differences between I and women. bnuine, durable good willas Ippy marriageis built upon eistanding of and respect for differences setting and the fp<. or sexes, apart. In de- Vtiny the differences of Juda- ALL NEW YEAR GREETINGS Mrs. V. C. PLUMMER * JEW YEAR GREETINGS VOGUE Laundry and Cleaners PHONE 5-7489 9! The Best For Less Office and Plant U25 20th Street MIAMI BEACH guided by the desire to strengthen Jews in their faith, while recog- nizing and respecting the differ- ent beliefs and convictions of their neighbors. GOD: The most fundamental differ- ence between Judaism and Chris- tianity is that the former avows the belief in the Only and Unique God, while the latter worships the Trinity of "God, Son and the Holy Spirit." Jews hold that the Uniqueness of God must be stressed to enable monotheism really to come into its own. One- ness in number must be imple- mented by oneness in kind, i.e. uniqueness. Judaism cannot "ac- cept Jesus" because this would be irreconcilable with the deep- seated Jewish conviction that God is Unique and that man can never partake of this uniqueness. To Judaism man is man and God is Godand shall remain God in unequalled and eternal majesty. Even Moses, "the mas- ter of the Prophets," was repre- sented as nothing else but a man. more pious and more learned than other mortals, but still only a man. The Bible refers to him as "the man Moses," so as to pre- clude that he be deified. MIRACLES: Miracles are unimportant in Jewish belief, but rank promi- nently in Christianity. Through- out post-Biblical Jewish litera- ture there is a pronounced and authoritative trend to minimize, through rationalization, the mi- raculous events recorded in the Bible. At any rate, the essen- tials of Jewish belief are not con- nected with miracles. In contradistinction, the Chris- tian belief in Jesus implies ac- knowledgement of the many mir- acles associated with his birth, career and death. The Gospels are one unbroken record of the miracles performed and associ- ated with Jesus. To be a Chris- tian means to "believe" them and to avow that through the Sacra- ments a direct physical bond is established betweeen the wor- shipper partaking of the Euchar- y A Most Happy New Year To All Our Friends and Patrons CHAS. A. FOX, Prop. FOX BRAKE SERVICE 2626 N. E. 2nd Ave. 3-5530 * GREETINGS MIAMI BEACH ABSTRACT & TITLE COMPANY. Inc. Complete Abstract and Title Insurance Service THE ONLY ABSTRACT PLANT IN MIAMI BEACH First National Bank Bldg. MIAMI BEACH BEST WISHES TO ALL $ N.M1M '3807 N.l. 2nd AVE. GREETINGS FROM MIAMI CONSERVATORY Woman's Club Building 1737 N. Bayshore Drive Studios: Miami Beach, Shenandoah PHONE 2-5835 ist and Jesus, whose body the Holy Wafer represents. ETHICAL FREEDOM: Judaism teaches that man is endowed with freedom of the will. He can either be all-right- eous or all-wicked, for his ethical conduct is solely up to his own decision. Christian belief is predicated on the doctrine of "Original Sin." It submits that all men are tainted with Adam's guilt and so are "lost and con- demned," unless they avow that Jesus died to atone for man's original sin. In his daily pray- ers the Jew proclaims "My God, (Continued on Page 32) MAGIC CITY TRANSFER CO. 901 N. W. 5th Ave. 2-4072 * I i Extends NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR FLAMINGO GOWN SHOPPE 819 LINCOLN ROAD MIAMI BEACH A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Furniture Equipment Supplies Hotels Restaurants Institutions Clubs Miami Branch: 1100 N. E. SECOND AVE.. MIAMI 18. FLORIDA PHONE 3-0861 ,1 i i * 1 *' * i 1 * New Year Greetings * MIAMI BEACH SUN STAR ^1 ^H BflowpBHwy^^^^B * m^s PAGE TWENTY-SIX JEWISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO OPERA By E. BRASD Even in the very early days of their existence as a people. the musical art among Jews held a prominent place. It de velo^ed and passed as a treasured heritage *V"X to generation. Unfortunately, space does not permit the de scription of the role music and especially song. P^d among Jew? at all times and in all countries. Our task now has buj one defined aim, to survey the contribution of Jews to the development of Opera and par- developmen) ,.-. ; jess : th 0] ' . lented ticularly their place in Ann Opera today. As far as we know, there an As far as we know, ineie a ...,. at present about 3U Jewish uv -n the Metropolitan Opera More, many more, arti filiated with other companies find expression for theil concerts and in various >>; theatres. In recent years, we have had a considerable number of opera singers of all sorts. This may appear odd to some. [1 : Halevy, n and :: . , n the I' timi I i ' may appear, *^" "" as first to show great interest opera, as eai ly as 100 yea: And even a little less than 300 years ago. when renowned mu- sicians. Italians and others, met in the home of Giovanni Bardi in Florence to experiment with the production of ope: a. Jews had already shown de this form of art Many Ji artists transplanted the religious choral music of their people into opera and in this con- tribution is significant From the very beginning. Jewish singing maestros >ften filled the m si im- portant roles in the opera. But Jewish contributions to the tributi ns supp ., Jew, when he I innual ." tiv ve the tremend ius Is this end : the Jews " Thus ' Jewish w irk in dis] Gi : an "A was by I tions for ': such Ji Meyerbei ind Hugo v i! Hofmansthal had ten tto and I3 Hitler, went much *-JknistJkridikir He completely -nulli Jewish music simply be- I ,.,, "Jewish." Both ,nd Hitler were right as .1, ,,,:.,-,- of the mUSK V ment into 1.....< J' . f the Jewish d tragedy into n lies I :.,| then- success : thi ult music .: ful. \ ni nt Jew- thi Mel Op ra . Jew ish si ntimenl We lly true of -in-law Jan Tuck,'r, v. ,. ind lias fl fridaIlJEPtembEr ,, ..wish trouble and affliction ,1 their very childhood. Does , then reduce their great talent does it rather lend grace and .,. to their voices? Ask the ... professional, the true con- 11 of music and you will be told that it is that very Jewish ntiment which enhances their artistic ability. Another professional cantor, who attained success on the stage of the Metropolitan company be- fore Tucker is Friedrich Lechner. a German refugee. Lechner was i ntinued on Page 30) PASSOVER GREETINGS & TO ALL OUR FRIENDS NEW YEAR GREETINGS PARK'S MEN'S SHOP 221 E. Flagler Street PHONE 9-2291 TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES FRED HART 2665 Coral Way Phone 48-2172 GREETINGS N. W. PAINT & BODY SHOP Sport Tops and Seal Covers Electric & Acetylene Welding Complete Body Works 521 N W. 54th St. Phone 7 5222 JIMMY CORSI, Prop. General Building Contractors 69 N. E. 36th Street 7-3962 Jil UR PLEASURE GREETINGS TO j^ REAL ESTATE N.E.Firs.AT, MIAMI * SEASON'S GREETINGS HARRY PHILLIPS AND ASSOCIATES 224 Norlh Miami k,m PHONE 29428 TANNER'S "WHERE THE BEST COSTS LESS" STORES__ 1263 West rla9ler Street 1753 Northeast Second Avenue 1906 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gabl WISHES ALL ITS JEWISH PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS DR. C. E. BARNES OPTOMETRIST Congress Building PHONE 2-5254 'S SPORT TOPS SEAT COVERS Good Material Guaranteed Work Automobile Trim Work Covers LET "NEWT" DO IT 1326 West Flagler Street Phone 3-57M li< TO ALL THE SEASON'S BEST TRAIL REALTY CO. 2058 S. W. 8th Street REAL RALPH A. KENNEDY ESTATE Phone 2-4061 F. C MULLEN Our Sincere Wishes to Jewry At Large For A Happy and Prosperous New Year IP T BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR W6ST FLAGLCR KNNL CLUB West F I a 9 I e r St. at 37th Avenue y 1740 N. E. Second Avenue JA< Oil Slll.lt. President L'Shona Tova ... To Our Jewish Friends Miami Home Milk Producers Association Owned and Operated by Local Dairy Farmers Grade "A" Pasteurized Milk Sour Cream Drink "HOME MILK" For Your Health's Sake Phone 2-7696 Ft. Lauderdale 613 W* S,NCERaV m THAT THE* N0 ra MIBy ^^ ^ )AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jewist> Her Mian PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN THE UNDERGROUND TO PALESTINE By CHAPLAIN MORRIS N. KERTZER EDITORS NOTEIt it a more or less open secret that American I'i in Central Europe, including the chaplains, gave aid and comfort the Palestine underground as it developed a transportation system and |de possible the immigration of thousands of displaced persons to the i,h homeland in Palestine. Chaplain Morris Kertier, now the associ. rabbi of the Park Avenue Synagogue in New York, relates his ex- hences with the underground in the article, "The Underground to testme." which is a chapter from his new book. "With An 'H' On My L Tag." recently published by Behrman House. This article is pub- fed by special permission of the publisher. _s I stood on a makeshift pulpit before a congregation of iers and civilians one Friday evening in France, I felt a _'s eyes riveted on my face. The eyes were set against a [ drawn face, the face of a man who had known suffering, lips mechanically mouthed the words of the Maariv service is eyes remained fixed on me. 11 the following week I was haunted by the memory of the with the piercing eyes who that we meet at my office at headquarters. There I knew we could speak privately. But I was not to have my way. "Let us meet at the Cafe Mon't- martre Monday afternoon," he replied. And then his face re- laxed and he said softly, "I want you to meet a different kind of Jewone who will not beg for cigarettes for himself or bon-bon for his children one who wants no favors from you . one who asks for nothing but a Jew who has something prec- disappeared so completely the benediction. I waited :ilv for the next Sabbath ser- knowing somehow that the nfi( r would seek me there And I was not disappoint- I did not have to look for after the service. He moved kHy toward me through the Eds streaming out of the syna- |e. For a moment, I thought is seeing the Hebrew teacher ay childhood; both were men bout 45. simply and neatly feed. Even the faces might been the same. But not the Except for them, my tger might have been a cal luftmensch; one of those Dectual Jews without moor- bound up to a dream and Jly aware of the real, prac- world. sense of destiny hung over [meeting, and it was strange mysterious. The words he c were simple: 'May I see alone?" Quite suddenly I i uneasy. I did not want to be le with him but I knew I no choice. His face was Bve and his words quiet but held a compulsion in them. murmured yes and suggested NEW YEAR GREETINGS Your Local Ford Dealer HUSKAMP t; MOTOR CO. 242 Alhambra Circle PHONE 4-2536 CORAL GABLES GREETINGS OF THE SEASON !i WILLIAMS RESORT WEAR 120 N. E. First Avenue Phone 9-4787 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL HILLIARD RUG CLEANERS PHONE 4-6361 Rugs Cleaned and Dyed g| JOE H. HILLIARD 165 S. W. 16th Terrace Miami, Fla. SEASON'S GREETINGS GLEASON'S BAK E II Y Formerly DORTCH BAKING COMPANY 732-36 S. W. 8th Street Phone 3-6717 Ipecialty Bakers of Quality Pies, Cakes and Sweet Rolls SINCEREST NEW YEAR GREETINGS M. *B. GARRIS CIVIL AND CONSULTING ENGINEER 1213 Congress Building Phone 2-4958 TO ALL GREETINGS - ! 4 MIAMI BEACH FIRST NATIONAL BANK -- LINCOLN AND ALTON ROADS MIAMI BEACH ious to give you." Monday afternoon arrived. All during the long weekend I had not thought it would. My doubts and anxieties did not leave me when I saw the Montmartre secluded, old. with the air of a thousand years of conspiracy in every corner. There was no one else around, and even the waiter appeared only at rare intervals. My strange friend arrived and we sat down. I waited. "Shema noh," he began. "Let us get down to business. I have come from Haifa." I had heard enough I knew. And in a way I had been expect- ing it. This was the mighty Pal- estine underground, and the man who sat facing me, whom I shall refer to as Operator Zayin, was one of its keenest minds. The shock ran through me and I felt exultant. Stranger no more, Operator Zayin's tone had changed. Was this what I had called human driftwood? Here was a swivel executive of crisp words and dy- namic manner. Here was my key to the door of the romance and intrigue of the Underground to Palestine, a man with a price on his head, a man less than 30 years old who looked like 45. Twice he had been imprisoned, and twice he had slipped through the grasp of the Palestine police. A thou- sand unanswered questions raced through my mind. How had he gotten to France? How did he live without identification papers, ration cards? Luftmensch in- deed! He was perfect for the role. A Hollywood casting director seek- ing a quiet, unobtrusive, anony- mous-looking character to melt imperceptibly into a crowd would (Continued on Page 2H) 'I IMMORTALITY . I that had life ere I was born Into this world of dark and light. Waking as one who wakes at morn From dreams of night. I am as old as Heaven and earth: But sleep is death without decay, And since each morn renews my birth I am no older than the day. Old tho my outward form appears, Tho it at last outworn shall lie. This that is servile to the years. This is not I. I, who outwear the form I take. When I put off this garb of flesh, Still in immortal youth shall wake And somewhere clothe my life afresh. Selected To those whose loved ones rest in BEAUTIFUL MOUNT NEBO, we offer this comforting thought. To those who fear the future, we offer the Jew- ish principle of "Hash'oras Hanefesh" Immor- tality. To the entire Jewish Community the manage- ment of MOUNT NEBO extends Its Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. MOUNT NEBO THE CEMETERY OF DISTINCTION FOR DISCRIMINATING FAMILIES Rabbi S. M. Machtei, Director Olympia Building Phone 3-3720 I ? I ' \ . 11 * ' i f* PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT legistTkridlKW SAY EM BLEM MANUFACTURING CO. PHONE 2-7696 60 N. W. 13th Street HOLIDAY GREETINGS It ii pleasure to extend to all our Jewish Friends and Patrons Sincere Wishes for A HAPPY NEW YEAR ROBBINS ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO. 222 N. W. 26th Street PHONE 2-3705 T. W. Mills A. H. Becker PIONEER HOTEL 151 N. E. First Street MIAMI. FLORIDA Phone 3-5734 Best Wishes For A HAPPY SEASON li! Dade Paper & Bag Co. 144 N. E. 21st Street 1 -4 ! TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Hardeman-Wooten AgencyInsurance J. V. Hardeman and Harry D. Wooten 223 N. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 3-4667 NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL EDDIE'S RADIO SERVICE 3209 N. W. 7th Ave. Phone 2-6058 Service On All Makes Radios THE UNDERGROUND TO PALESTINE (Continued from Page 21) have chosen Operator Zayin. Ex- cept for his eyes, now bright and alert, Operator Zayin had the kind of face one forgets the m .- ment it is out of sight. A few chaplains were fortu- nate enough to share in the drama ,,f the Underground to Palestine. They were Scarlet Pimpernels; they were lik.- those American clergymen who helped speed \, gro slaves on the underground railroad to freedom. These chap lains formed part of the life-line to liberty for thousands of young pean .lews. Their work was illegal, hut they were not fright- ened. They neither sought the approval of their own command, nor concerned themselves about running counter to the will of British allies. For them the sight of young pioneers, .strong, idealistic, ready to swim a thousand miles to set their feet on the shores of Palestine, was sufficient. The stories here must neces- sarily he vague The work of the underground is not yet done, and its traffic is still in human lives. Some day the full story of one of the most glorious chapters in Is- rael's history will be told. With the war's end in Europe, several Jewish chaplains met secretly with underground lead- ers, learned their needs, lived with them, and served as soldiers in the fmal act of liberation. Sud- denly army post offices found themselves flooded with parcels At one APO fully half the avail- able space overflowed with pack- ages that streamed in from all parts of the l/nited States in rc- e to the pleas for help. Often there was access to sur- plus food and clothing. Even in the days of the North African campaign, the chaplains' section received large amounts of food destined for destruction or waste: canned food without labels and therefore useless to army mess officers; food branded "unfit for human consumption" (although nio.~t C'.I's will not believe it, the Quartermaster did set high stand- ards!, tropical Hershey bars glut- ting the post exchanges because the soldiers were so weary of I hem As supply officer of my section. I was once called upon to distribute a quarter of a mil- lam Hershey bars to institutions of all faiths, and distribute them I didto Catholic orphanages, Unitarian clinics. OSE centers. This was the kind of surplus food that so often found its way to the vessels which lifted anchor for Palestine. The army was quite aware of all this, and looked the other way. The purpose was humanitarian; nothing went to the black mar- kit: and so no questions were asked. 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The l-nder^ou,,;^ to the Ame, u,,ns f,)r hc,PP2 passed without success kit was approach ing,hewalerjA.*| eastern Mediterranean X was no way to send the warHvI would mean safety ZSA dreds of homeless aboard *| An American corporal, attJ cd to a medical station. kWtl hecnsis. put he had JJ to the signal co, ps suppilesTl mfiht a lieutenant came Jj Clinic for treatment. He had* traded a venereal disease* begged for off-thc-record Jl ment. The corporal was Z\ but the answer was no-u^l looked twice at the lieuteaJI insigniathe crossed flags of fcl signal corps! A slow grin lit J (Continued on PageM) SINCERE NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM LEO HUBERMAN 1021 Biarritz Drire PHONE 61061 MIAMI BEACH GREETINGS JOHN A, AND Engineering Co. 47 N. W. First Street PIPE & SUPPLY CO., LTD. 3128 N. E. 2nd Ave. Phone 2-8473 Wholesale Exclusively to the Plumbing Trade SEASON' GREETINGS... V JR. , INCORPORATED PLUMBERS 66 N. E. 39th Street Phone 7-2459 I N wishing you a happy New Year, The Herald hopes for you every possible blessing that the New Year can bring llf* Mittml fttnrl* FLORIDA'S MOST COMPLETE NEWSPAPER :0:sp^Si )AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *'Jewis*fkrkHam fE UNDERGROUND PALESTINE \(Continued from Page 28) 'Til break army regula- ls if you will, lieutenant," said [hiippy corporal. "You get me Jarim part from your supply ni ;ind you'll have your treat- |ut the lieutenant balked. He [ted no part of a conspiracy. the corporal was equally |ni;int. No part, no penicillin! it night the underground Ho Witt back in operation. Iiaplains and their assistants fevered the world of Euro- intrigue in their strange ad- |tuie. Nations ostensibly ndly to Great Britain were not willing to cooperate with the lei groundthey were delight- |ai the chance to outwit the bmal authorities. By adding Britain's discomfiture, they jnced their own prestige! gotch is rarely mentioned in annals of international di- nary. but it is a medium of jTange that is universally un- Hood. Chaplains learned to i deep respect for its persuas- [ p. .wits. Many a ship to Pal- [ was launched by a bottle the Highlands. jropean governments were fed to cooperate with Britain preventing the exodus from ipe. Publicly they announced sympathy with their har- ert ally; privately they aided [ Jews to escape, (jce a chaplain was asked to a doctor to see a South ferican consul. The worthy leman was too ill even to sit PAGE TWENTY-NINE up; certainly he was in no con- dition to sign 2,000 visas (at 80 cents per visa!). A medical of- ficer was dispatched promptly; the consul sat up; and the cer- tificates that meant life to 2,000 Jews were duly signed. British intelligence, one of the best in Europe, knew all shenani- gans. They sent out military police; the water's edge was guardedbut somehow the seas divided and the Israelites march- ed on. American chaplains knew the risks they were taking. The Articles of WarBible and Con- stitution of the U. S. Armycon- tain enough rules to send even the average officer to Leaven- worth for 99 years. But coopera- tion with the underground con- tinued. Word came to a chap- lain's office that two high-rank- ing Haganah leaders had been caughtdressed in the uniform of British naval officersand were imprisoned by the British in a village near the Mediter- ranean. A message came through from Palestine: the long arm of the Haganah would reach out and free them. But the competent British would then set up a drag- net from which it would be virtu- ally impossible to escape. The plans had to be careful and dar- ing. The hour was set; the place was set. A chaplain started on a leisurely drive along the high- way, while two men lay hiding in a ditch at the road's edge. 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Health and Prosperity... mxw : < ? i !'; , il u *Jeniitfl'^j^- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ..,' I PAGE THIRTY Opera Contributions By Jewish People (Continued jrom Page 26) born of religious Jewish parents in Stettin, a German port cil the Baltic sea. His father was a music lover and himself a mu- sician of some repute. His fam- ily tree goes back to the well known English-Jewish philan- thropist of the last century. Moses Montefiore. Lechner came tc America in 1937. a victim of Hit- ler's devastating politics. He was engaged at once as cantor by the Central synag igue in New "> where he attracted much atten- tion. His appearances as a ist with the Philharmonic or- chestra in Boston and in N York soon won a name f as a gifted singer. To the genre of pi cantors might also I"' Friedrich Schorr, who for a time held a pi among the truly gifti tists >i othe famed opera company, Schorr hails from a family nowned cantors His Meier Schorr, was the large Polish syn Vienna His uncle. Baruch Schorr, was tin day. Today's Metropi lit star >' of HOLIDAY GREETINGS To Our Friends and Patrons DOWNEY'S of MIAMI BEACH, Inc. FOOD MARKET 411 W. 41st St. Ph. 5-6441 cantors, as he does, has certainly imbibed their music, their spe- cially Jewish music which like the others, has trans:', i I into modern opera. Kurt Baum, est but already recognized sum,- > *e Mel p litar. i ' canl rs His father, an dox Jew. was a can".-: in P ,nd his children. Kurl them, wen given a strict r. upbringing Voung Kurl - ed Ju laisi Jewish i iisi n ided He to An .... czi ... ... is first pearai with I and successful Cent Soul l N was signed by the [etropolil Pan3 me of the ot Ri - . born in B .' . well and nvi n that sia. Utmai is one of thi GREETINGS For the HOLIDAY SEASON IDA AUGUST STUDIOS Draperies Upholstering 1230 Alton Road Ph. 5-1024 NEW YEAR GREETINGS to our JEWISH FRIENDS M. & M. DREDGING & CONSTRUCTION CO. Postal Building MIAMI. FLORIDA GREETINGS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY WM, J. 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E 3rd Avenue Elks Club Building Authentic Chinese Dishes LUNCHEONS DINNERS Orders Put Up to Take Out PHONE 2-2277 TO ALL SEASON'S GREETINGS * Belford's Produce & Trucking Co. i 1299 N. W. 23rd Street Miami Florida T SEASON'S GREETINGS '. e Bettei ELITE RESTAURANT V Meet" \ G H E TTI NEW YEAR GREETINGS G, M. A. CLUB 150 S. E. First Street Phone 2-8669 To All Our Friends . WE EXTEND SINCEREST NEW YEAR GREETINGS DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAM ASSOCIATION of Miami ASSETS MORE THAN $18,000,000.00 45 N. E. FIRST AVENUE JQSEPH R TJPTON. President UDAY, SEPfEMBER 12. 1947 vJewisti Ftcrid/an PAGE THIRTY-ONE >era Contributions Jewish People {(Continued from Page 30) debut in the State Opera of enigsburg, where he played for I yea is. He is now one of the st important co-workers of the fropolitan Opera company. very important place in the Iropolitan Opera company is lupu'il by the young artist fexunder Sved, a son of relig- Jewish parents of Hungary. lore coming to the Metropoli- he appeared successfully in [largest, best known European fcras, where he participated in Salzburg festivals. Later he Beared in Buenos Aires and de Janeiro, South America. td is often cast with Jennie jicl. a French Jewish girl, who ys "Carmen." Miss Taurel is recognized as one of the best trmens." Unfortunately, we ow very little of her Jewish Bcground. linung the new faces in Amer- Opera is the recently arrived Igarian, Alvera Lorenzo, who nes from an old, established irish family in Europe. Lo- izo is a nephew of the late Mated German Jewish writer. bull Wasserman. lewish music conductors are occupying important posi- is in American opera and in musical field in general. bong them, in our estimation, ^il Cooper of the Metropolitan era company is the most im- frtant. He was born in Odessa. Bsia. His brilliant musical began in his childhood, WARRON WILLIAMS Commercial College Special Night School Classes londay, Wednesday, Friday 6:30 to 9:00 P.M. Sixth Floor, Postal Building PHONE 3-4859 [Mary Williams, B.C.S., Dir. MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR CHEMICAL CO. Janitor Supplies Sanitary Supplies Insured Exterminating "PACCO PRODUCTS" 324 West Flagler Street PHONE 3-3955 Miami. Florida SEASON'S GREETINGS EMPLOYERS SERVICE liami s Leading Personnel Service perving only better firms. Office personnel. All types [hotel help. Industrial help. 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Erich Leinsdorf, one of the younger, but certainly most tal- ented of conductors in the mu- sical world, is once more, tempo- rarily with the Metropolitan Opera company. Up to Hitler's occupation of Austria, Leinsdorf was conductor of the State Opera there. He distinguished himself especially in conducting Wag- nerian operas. He came to Amer- ica in 1938 and soon thereafte, conducted Wagner's "Die Wal- kure" at the Metropolitan. The Norwegian singer, Miss Flagstadt, and the singer, Melchior (inci- PASSOVER GREETINGS MIAMI PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 2156 N. W. 27th Avenue MIAMI, FLORIDA S. Halperin Phone 34552 GREETINGS JOHN A. MATTHEWS ACCOUNTANT & AUDITOR PHONE 2-2412 620 Pan-American Bank Bldg. Miami, Fla. dentally, the latter comes from a well-known Danish Jewish fam- ily) took a stand against him. It was beneath their dignity to sing under the direction of a 26-year- old conductor. Liberal Director Johnson of the Metropolitan, however, approved of Leinsdorf as a conductor. "The time will come when this young man will be in the limelight, while others will be but a memory of the past," said Director Johnson. And we must not forget Bruno Walter, who appears from time- to time with the Metropolitan Opera company. He is one of the most important and well known music conductors in the world. He conducted operas in all the large cities of the world and excelled especially in the Beyrouth festivals in Salzburg. The Nazis treated him brutally and he and his family just about managed to escape with their HOLIDAY GREETINGS !i BARNES CAST STONE SHOP 262 N. E. 54th Si. 7-0314 GREETINGS TO ALL MORRIS KALER SAM KALER KALER PRODUCE COMPANY 1200 N. W. 22nd Street PHONE 2-5197 lives. Walter comes from a noted Jewish family in Hungary and Austria. With his coming to this country, the American musical scene has been enriched beyond estimation. 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W. 11TH TERRACE THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH Wishes to extend to the Jewish Citizenry of this community best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year... .1 1 It.' f 1 i 11 > t r i f ta i PAGE THIRTY-TWO vjewistncricfiari i^roAJ^SEPTEMBQ, Why Judaism And Christianity Differ (Continued from Page 25) the soul which Thou has given me is pure." Christianity teaches that man is sinful by birth and needs the redeeming "grace" of the Cross to escape hell-fire. Christianity regards "the flesh" as the cause of sin and so dis- parages the body and its joys. Judaism considers both body and soul as potential vessels of holi- ness. It is not the physical de- sires but their degradation into licentiousness that is at fault, ac- cording to the lights of the best Jewish minds. SIN AND ATONEMENT: The Jewish interpretation of ethical freedom implies that re- pentance is the omnipotent cure of sin. The Christian doctrine of "Original Sin," on the other hand, leads to the conclusion that man is too weak to repent effec- tively. He is too sinful to atone and so needs the help of Jesus. The Christian finds atonement in the belief that Jesus died for the sins of mankind. This idea of "vicarious atonement." i.e. the payment of the penalty not by the sinner but by a substitute for him, cannot be reconciled with Jewish convictions. Judaism ac- is justice as one of the foun- dations of the universe. Justice. however, requires that the sinner be punished and not a perfectly ent "Savior." ASCETICISM: Christianity, especially in its Catholic interpretation, exalts '. as holiness. Celibacy and p are praised as spe- cial Christian virtues. Judaism, on the other hand, proclaims "increase and multiply" as the first commandments and r< I mends early marriage and a modicum of wordly goods and joys as most conducive to piety WHY JEWS DO NOT ACCEPT JESUS: Jews cannot accept Jesus be- cause their teachings oi make it impossible for them to worship a "Sen of God." All men are G d's children, as Juda- ism sees it. All are equal in His sight and so no mortal should be raised above tlie rest of man- kind. As to accepting Jesus "Prophet" or a "Rabbi," the G pels conclusively prove that he neither thought of himself as a prophet nor as a rabbi, but only as the "Sen of God Moreov< r, Jesus' teachings are. in most re- spects, contrary I Fuda- ism. This is logical, for other- wise what need would there have been of establishing a new ligion? JUDAISM'S ATTITUDE TO CHRISTIANITY: Although Judaism parts ways with Christianity in practically .,! areas of belief, it eml Christians, too, in the progressive cosmopolitanism of its world view As the Sages saw it. tne teOUS Of all peoples will ,n the world-to-come." It is this type of enlight< m d g od "ill we need today: the recognition that. where our fellow- worship, they are children of God, if they adhere to the basic ethical principles of respect for human life and jusl Good will flows fn.m ui ' ct for the dif- f, rences by which ether men are -, | ..p.,: t- but nol from us. We nei I nl Hanukkah- itmas cell to en- >od will between Chris- and Jews. If we but re- men and women arc eligible for the future-to come, we will never in- (Ui the sin. most vociferously denounced by our Sages, of show- ing contempt to any man, thus degrading the Divine Image in which man is created. NEWS TOWER DUMA'S NURSERY 3801 N.W. 36th An. U Citrus and Tropical FR"IT TREES Ornamental Shad. 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W. 24th Street Phone 3-3689 HOLIDAY GREETINGS K. BURNS & SON JEWELERS 114 East Flaqler Street Phone 3-6154 THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS of the GREATER MIAMI ) JLPL E ALLIED BUILDERS. INC. 514 Washington Avenue EXTEND NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO THEIR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Telephone 5-6791 "The Community Cemetery** EXTEND TO ALL JEWRY SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR Affiliated Congregations: BETH DAVID BETH JACOB MIAMI JEWISH ORTHODOX and SISTERHOOD CHESED SHEL EMES Woodlawn Park Jewish Section Mount Sinai Memorial Park 25 Acres of Beautiful Family Plots )AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 * Jewish HeridHan PAGE THIRTY-THREE IE YEAR IN REVIEW... AMERICA IN 5707 By BEN C. GRAIST (Copyright, 1947, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) [The year 5707 will be described by future historians as a estone in the annals of the Jewish community in the United The launching of the greatest philanthropic drive in |B8. [erican historythe $170,000,000 campaign of the United Ksh Appealand the special session of the United Nations in bstine, as well as an unusual intensification of interest in all kqs Jewish on the part of the general public, highlighted the r?s Jewish events in the United B8. lecting in Atlantic City early ecember, 1946, delegates from fe than 2.000 American com- LJties throughout the country to launch the precedent- iking campaign goal of $170,- 1000 in 1947 for the constituent hcies of the U.J.A.the Joint Iribution committee, the Unit- Palestine Appeal and the |ted Service for New Ameri- illy cognizant of the fact that goal set would require sacri- giving on the part of many Ihe 5,000,000 Jews comprising American Jewish community, UJA leaders nonetheless felt kdent that the drive would be ported with the same spirit devotion which marked the sessful drives of previous Irs Henry Morgenthau, jr., more than 12 years Secretary | the Treasury, accepted the cially created post of general lirman of this year's drive. Officially launched in Wash- ton in February, the campaign jiven added impetus by the Ipoit of such outstanding na- (lal figures as Gen. Dwight D. enhower, who pointed out that liquidation of UNRRA, the ligration restrictions to Pales- und other areas and the un- in Eastern Europe had ere- EASON'S GREETINGS TAMIAMI CYCLE 1501 S. W. 8th Street 31 r. and Mrs. alter Kovner and Son leffrey EXTEND HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL SINCERE WISHES for a j Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR Hotel & Restaurant Employees & Bartenders Union LOCAL No. 133 240 N. E. 8th Street MIAMI, FLORIDA GRMAN'S YOUR VALET FRENCH CLEANERS AND DYERS 5od Work Is Our Success" fk-Up and Delivery Sendee PHONE 9-2194 1390 S. W. 8th Street ated a situation which left the Jewish communities in Europe, particularly the 250,000 Jews re- siding in the DP camps, almost entirely dependent on the aid be- ing sent them by American Jewry. The calling of a special United Nations session on Palestine, at Britain's behest, proved to be a major point of interest to Ameri- can Jewry. Hoping that per- haps the U.N. could arrive at a solution of the Palestine prob- lem, U. S. Jews awaited anxious- ly the results of the specially convened meeting at Flushing Meadows on April 28. Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, David Ben Gurion, Emanuel Neumann and Woshe Shertok appeared before the U.N. to plead the case of the Jewish people, urging that a Jewish Na- tional Home in Palestine be cre- ated and that the right of the Jews to enter the country and settle on the land freely be up- held. After nearly three weeks of hearing testimony on the Pales- tine issues, the U.N. general as- sembly appointed an 11-member inquiry committtee with wide powers to investigate the situa- tion in Palestine, record its find- ings and offer such recommenda- tions for a solution as it deemed appropriate. The members of the inquiry committee were Canada, Czechoslovakia, Iran, the Nether- lands, Peru, Sweden, Uruguay, Yugoslavia, Guatemala, Australia and India. Early in 1947, President Tru- man, in his State of the Union message, said that the United GEORGE LANGER Owner MS Y Not Incorporated 2950 N. W. 24th St. PHONE 3-3685 Extends to All His Jewish Friends and Patrons the Wish for A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Best Wishes for a HAPPY NEW YEAR Dr. and Mrs. George Graham and Michael SEASON'S GREETINGS SCHAAF PRESERVING CO., Inc. 1305 N. W. 22nd Street PHONE 2-4634 IT'S ALWAYS COOL AND COMFORTABLE AT THE EL BOLERO Mexican Lounge Bar 3181 Coral Way Best Wishes For A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon and Family 1255 West Avenue MIAMI BEACH BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR PURE LEAD PRODUCTS CO. 3450 N. W. N. River Drive Phone 8-2408 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Grossman AND DAUGHTERS Naomi and Rita EXTEND TO ALL JEWRY and particularly to the Officers, Board of Directors and Members of the Y. M. H. A. and Y. W. H A. And All Their Affiliated Activities SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR GREETINGS . BART A. RILEY ADBAR HOTEL MIAMI BEACH States had not done enough in admitting large numbers of Euro- pean displaced persons to this country. Calling for legislation which would enable greater num- bers of refugees to enter the United States as quota immi- grants, the President also decried racial bigotry in this country and told Congress that existing legis- lation does not reach "the limit of federal power to protect the civil rights of its citizens." Mr. Truman also urged the establish- ment of a permanent federal law which would prevent racial and religious discrimination in em- The Stratton bill to admit 400.- 000 European displaced persons to this country during the next (Continued on Page 40) A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Sidney Ginsberg Charles Ginsberg NASH MIAMI MOTORS GREETINGS TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS EARL V. WILSON COMPANY Miami Merchandise Brokers Jacksonville Tampa To All ... A Most Happy New Year . MANAGEMENTAPPRAISALSSALESRENTALS A. A. DICK CO. R EA L T O R S 1788 S. W. 8th Street Miami. Florida "In the Heart of the Southwest Section" A. A. DICK Business Phone 3-0711 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR GREEN BROTHERS Merchandise Food Factors c"~ 55 N. E. 24th Street I. W.ALLEON GREEN WITH PLEASURE . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR SIDNEY DeWOLF & SON iluilders Contractors 236 N. W. 7th Avenue Phone 3-3067 IT IS WITH PROFOUND HOPE THAT THE COMING YEAR SHALL BRING TRUE AND JUST PEACE TO ALL MANKIND AND BE REPLETE WITH ALL GOD'S BLESSINGS PARK WEST MEMORIAL CHAPEL Herman K. Meyers Alpert Bros. 1 l? H ilt .4' -?. , PAGE THIRTY-FOUR *Jeistrkridi2!!]_ JEWS IN SPORTS By HASKELL COHES (Copyright. 1947, Jew '0 ; >' Agency, Inc.) The year 5707 will never be recorded as a banner 12-month period in the annals of Jewish sports history. True, many athletes competed with honors in various fields of athletic en- deavor but few, if any. were outstanding. If forced to name the number one contribution made by a Jewish athlete this corner would select the heave made by Steve Seymour, formerly Seymour Cohen, the Los Angeles javelin hurler, who threw the elongated stick 248 feet k,..s all gummer, American record, at the National A.A.U. finale. Mauri Rose's win- H c is ready to hang up his ning of the 500-mile automobile sh < s and gloves. The P; at Indianapolis last Mem irial might day rates mention, too. doubtful that the If Jewish boys are to sh 0(U. wouid consent to play, vantage in sp reiving 7.000 in salary, ..n ail- by over : fal ulous Vanl Ji w ish ball- past adv increasingly evident I wares will be shown in fields, rather than in p sporting events. A glance over the various rosters of the money bovs indicates that the Jew gradually dropping out T Si l Gord ,, . be due in a I th< fad f::: g that the war years v ven vears of valuabh lefl : \ and swings a lather t but noi mally he would would-b, j A oetl A pre. ball consistenUy, Gordon is slated duty if and when recovers from the ef- fects of h.s bi "We. Per- haps on any other team Sid around who* uld Marshall ana :. *' u'" food for in nly A R sen Thus far our re- He leads ""' ,n hlt" ting and ha il big G dj R 5i n and K I I : ng wit them- nce in U .f ned with Port- land in the Pacific Cast league up. m future. Cy Block was shipped to Nashville would be that I of p.. .eld of m :< y ,-p rts is predominant :n curtail athletes' a( tivities. Among the big r sport- : became vei dent that Hank Green!', first sacker, was playing his year :' baseball. A:':, r : 7 in pro ball th. to catch up with Hank-as Pankus. He ?::!; .:-. cl a: the old .ance but not with the :' ilai ity. Hank and bon< right ' ' of his ' tball i.rmament Sid Lu, ntinues 1 1 <.':..- cago : ques- tion of a the former Columbia ._ hang up his cleats and call it a ci At this w cand. succeed thes< l stalwarts have not ; themselvi-s and ... future doesn't ol: Review of the Year BASEBALL: Greenberg was tradl i Detroit to Pittsburgh ceived S20.000 : - pay. Afn incing his i; de- cided to give the game another whirl Al- though he has been among the '': - I th ugh he has belted the GREETINGS ^ l STANLEY G. TARILTON REAL ESTATE 1101 Lincoln Road Bldg. MIAMI BEACH A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL T Tail Alpha Omega T NEW YEAR GREETINGS Speseo Wholcsalo Hardware (o. 1744 N. W. First Avenue I T T WILLIAM SHAYNE DiviV .vlu.sir (. 701 N. Miami Avenue Extend Sincere Wishes ior a HAPPY NEW YEAR HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS Mwtimfokers Supo/v to. 1019-21 FIFTH ST., MIAMI BEACH 39. FLORIDA "We Cover the Earth" SEASON'S GREETINGS Mn'iw in-W illiailis Company 1680 Alton Road PHONE 5-3359 HAPPY NEW YEAR ROBERTS HOTEL 28 West Flagler Street OPEN ALL YEAR TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Culligan Soft Water Service of Miami 603 N. W. S. River Drive Phone 9-4975 >lr. a ml >irs. William I,. Pallol ami I ami I v EXTEND BEST WISHES for the NEW YEAR TO ALL by the Cubs after the season got underway. In the Southern as- n ha is very much the ball player but as for the big time, the experts say "no go." FOOTBALL: Sal Luckman piloted the Chi- :;, art to a title in the Na- tional Football league. He is gain slated to lead the Bear "T" formation against the rugged op- position this loop affords. Solly She: man was given few oppor- I nunued on Page 35) S^SE^^l SEASON'S GREETINGS LOUIS Your Hairdresser WHERE INDIVIDUAL SERVICE IS GIVEN Beauty SALON 1735 CORAL WAY SPECIALIZING IN ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE PHONE 48-4328 W LOVlNG MSJ of their dear d, h*band and E "W* E. ROTHJ^, caUed'<> hi, .^ October 1, 193, M"8- "HEL ROTHUj AND SONS 'if A PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO AU LYNMAR HOI 735 Collins Avenm PHONE 5-5738 Miami Beach FOR BUILDING MATERIALS AND LUMBER CALL THIS NUMBER 2- 1520 PENINSULAR SERVICE CO., Inc. 30 N. E. 22nd Street Miami, Flo. TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAH Peerless Manufacturing Co. Manufacturer oi Corrugated Cartons and Cartons for Fruit Ccmdiei| 23 N. E. 74th Street Phone 7-0953 NEW YEAR GREETINGS Houser Company. Ine Fire and Casualty Insurance Florida Bond and Mortgage < < Mortgage Loans -:- Investments HoiiNor Realty Co.. Inf. Real Estate -:- Property Manag" FIRST TRUST BUILDING PHONE 3-80 HAPPY NEW YEAR T . , Miami Wholesale Grocery Co. 122 N. E. 11th Street Distributors lor SCHLITZ BEER OLD MILWAUKEE BEER MIGROCO WINES HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL EVERGLADES PACKING COMPANY WHOLESALE MEATS and POULTRY Purveyors to . RESTAURANTS HOTELS INSTITUTIONS CLUBS. YACHTS, Etc. Miami 37, Fl* 2181 N. W. 10th Ave. I PHONE 3-2992 tY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jenistifh)ridUa/n PAGE THIRTY-FIVE w-s In Sports Continued from Page 34) Ls to flash his wares with fhilly Eagles in the same cir- With Zimmerman traded to j,jt, Sherman may get more nces to quarterback the Vy Ncale combine this sea- ISonny Karnofsky rated with est running backs the Boston is boasted. Among the col- griddeis, Dan Dworsky of [igan and Sol Gold of Ten- t- were standout backfield Jirmcis. Gold will seek his _ie among the pros with the lington Redskins, this year, Dworsky is slated to be fed to center at Ann Arbor [to a plethora of returning s. Keep your eye peeled for Oobelstein who will play j'c for Army. He is a brother ab. the first-year guard sen- with the New York Giants all. fclCETBALL: Tanenbaum of N.Y.U. was lianimous choice on the all- rican team selected by the onal Association of Coaches. finished his career at N.Y.U. fcstablishing a new school ng record, over 1,000 points [four years. Harry Boykoff tied his college career at St. is in a blaze of glory and ed at the season's end with in National Pro league I $10,000. Red Holzman led Rochester five to the National jo title. Red Auerbach JASON'S BEST WISHES SUNSHINE BEAUTY SALON 523 41st Street MIAMI BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saffrr and Family xtend Their Best Wishes TO ALL FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR coached the Washington Capitols to Basketball Association of America pennant during the reg- ular season. Playoffs went to the Philadelphia Warriors, coach- ed by veteran Eddie Gottlieb, former mentor of famous Sphas. Jerry Fleischman, Ralph Kaplo- witz and Petey Rosenberg were squad members of the Warriors, hailed as the best pro team seen in the past 20 years. Stanley Brown. 18-year-old sensation, was the talk of the American league because of his scoring power flashed on the Sphas quintet. Brown gets a chance with the Warriors this winter. TRACK AND FIELD: Steve Seymour smashed the American javelin record at the A.A.U. meet. Experts accord Seymour a splendid chance! in the Olympic games next summer against Scandinavian tossers. Irv .Vi'ondschein, N.Y.U. high jumper, won four titles in indoor com- petition, repeatedly placing in the broad jump event. He won the national decathalon title at Bloomfield by 10 points over Howard Duff of Ohio State. He is looked upon as the American hope in decathalon competition at the forthcoming international games. Ira Kaplan forged to the front late in the season as sprinter with N.Y.U. He will not be ripe for the Olympics, however. GOLF: Herman Barron continued as the only Jewish golfer of note. SINCERE WISHES TO ALL JEWRY FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. JACK III ISM II and son SELIG BEST WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Mi*, and Mrs. Harold Turk AND DAUGHTER Cornelia AND SON Jonathon BEST WISHES TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS WHITE BELT DAIRY W. 32nd Ave. at 62nd St. Phone 7-2411 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ARKIM CONSTRUCTION CO. INC General Contractors [Congress Building Phone 9-2789 MIAMI, FLORIDA He slid back considerably as a money winner during the past year after rating with top golfers in previous years. TENNIS: Seymour Greenbcrg, former Northwestern U. ace, won several minor titles including the West- ern championship. Vic Seixas, North Carolina U. star who hails from Philadelphia, came along rapidly in the late summer months and showed promise. In fact he is in a favorable position to be considered for future Davis Cup assignments. Leonard m hh Cup assignments. Leonard Steiner and Sidney Schwartz moved along from junior cup play to senior competition and came through with occasional up- sets over experienced foes. SOCCER: Big news in the soccer world was the successful American in- vasion of the Hapoel eleven from Palestine. Hapoel toured the country raising funds for a stad- ium to be built in Tel Aviv. Erno Schwarcz, former Hakoah satel- lite, repeated his customary bang- up job as business manager of the American Soccer league. BOXING: Jewish boys are shying clear of the cauliflower game. Nary a champion among the bust 'em in the beezer boys. Among the heavies, Bill Weinberg of Boston was the best, but he hardly showed better than a third rater in the division. On the basis of past year's fighting records, the following were among the best in their respective divisions: Harold Green, middleweight; Danny Kapilow, welterweight, and Dan- ny Bartfield, lightweight. Bart- field returned to the wars late in the summer after a 22-month lay-off due to a damaged hand. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL * W. C. "Bill" LANTAFF Dade County Representative to the State Legislature BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR :. IE. Tail Accountant 8015 N. E. 2nd Ave. MIAMI HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Jerome II. Wrinkle and Daughters llr. Abraham Wolfcon AND The Spinoza Forum Miami Beach, Florida Wish For All Jewry A HAPPIER NEW YEAR COMPLIMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ilenrv D. Williams and Family A HAPPY NEW YEAR from MR. and MRS. ABRAHAM WERMAN 1301 Alton Rd., Miami Beach To All Members of Miami Beach Jewish Center; to Rabbi and Mrs. Irving Lehrman and family; to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nath- anson and family, 3915 N. Meridian Ave., and to Mr. and Mrs. David Melt and family, 1433 Alton Road. A HAPPY NEW YEAR WITHERS VAN LINES. Inc. JOHN E. WITHERS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 1000 N. E. First Avenue Phone 3-2667 y TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TYRUS T. TRIPP y TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR S. PONCE'S STONE SHOP The Kent in Workmanship 3557 N. W. N. River Drive Phone 8-1904 - * in BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR JOHN JOHANNES CUSTOM TAILORS 1110 West Flagler Street Phone 2-8979 Expert Alterations Dry Cleaning TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR MACKLE COMPANY Contractors 1690 Alton Road Miami Beach Phone 5-5448 2818 S. 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So far as the Washington end of things is concerned, a solu- tion of the Palestine problem is hardly more advanced than a ., .,.: at the same time. State- md dJpIomatjc circles. Members ments have come from President j Truman. Resolutions have been passed by C ngr sa Traditional licy has been reaffirmed, in JACK A1IELMAI* AND JACK ADELMAN STEEL YARDS EXTEND NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO THEIR FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES ;h(, p, now fam w st de- cent 0 >ber 4, 1!46, and m his let! : i KmK S md of Saudi Arabia. if the Zionists and other Jewish organizations iave c inferred with the Secre- tary of State and with members ,. The Washington of- f the Jewish Agency for . Moshe Sher- tok, threw out its lines in official ' * That All Our Friend* and Patrons May Enjoy A HAPPY NEW YEAR IS THE SINCERE WISH OF THE AUGUST FAMILY and AUGUST BROS. IIAKMIY 361 S. W. Eighth Street Phone 2-2792 HAPPY NEW YEAR . ACE EXTERMINATING CO. Complete Exterminating Service FREE INSPECTION 2377 N. W. 77th Terrace Phone 7-5347 llr. and .Mrs. Jos. II. Marioiis and Daughter ISADORA and Son STEVEN Extend to All Their Relatives and Friends Sincere Wishes for a VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR of Congress have conferred with the President and with the State department. Representatives of the Arabs have also made the circuit. In the light of world develop- ments it becomes increasingly clear that the question of Pal- estine is to be decidedwhen it isas part of the large inter- national play, and not as a separate move involving only Jews. Arabs and the British. This has appeared more evident since General George C. Marshall, war-time chief of staff, became Secretary of State in January of TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR .loliii F. Allison LANGFORD BLDG. Mr. am! Mrs. Alex Van Siraaion Wish All Their Friends and Relatives A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR 6. E. KNOWLES Applian<*< Service 16 S. W. 17th Avenue Phone 3-5660 T i ii T * i A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL LEWIS TRANSPORT CO. Your Baggage and Trucking Problems Call 9-972X 2200 North Miami Avenue HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rivkind It \l I 14.11 HO I I I 1777 Collins Avenue Miami Beach lil til TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR I" T Reynolds Construction Co. 217 Greco Avenue Coral Gables TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR DENZIL P. LIEGEROT Real Estate Mortgages Shoreland Building Telephone 3-7676 MIAMI 32, FLORIDA $ SEASON'S GREETINGS Women9* Apparel 738 Lincoln Road Phone 5-3429 this year. His i tioned him to nra,nin? J J" strategy 0gf thSe'S* * a mowing interest V^S] the Middle East. ""^| The most positive t. Palestine to come frott*' Marshall since Januar^, made to a senatorJ^S He told the seven n?*t, Senators, headed bv *I Murray of Montana a'n^ ing Representative C "^ tor. Democrat Fi&VJ*| there has been no char.;t4* dUional An,er,canChS;M the same t.me hcreS,* department's decision to 2^ any definitive statem N Plication of this policy",?* the United Nati^J mittee on Palestine hKd^ report to the UN. in a?l? tember. He had convey^ decision several momhs*| a group of Congressmen ft by Representative jac(T*f Jayits, Republican of jfi" * who had tried to secure i d2 cation of Palestine. -v.olarj. Policy i Earlier, the President, in fj ruary 1947. talking with theW ers of the United Jewish who met with him at the S House, after the formal In* ing here of their $170,000* campaign, spark-plugged by(W Eisenhower's opening speech.* affirmed his consistent stand, trying to persuade the BritisbhJ admit 100,000 Jewish refugees fc Palestine. It came simultaneously withal attack upon the President in % House of 'Commons bv Form Secretary Ernest Be'vin * charged Mr. Truman with h dering a Palestine solution ad with being motivated bv "elg. tion rivalries'' This unload the bi-partisan anger of icOa. ential Senators and Representj- tives who sharply criticized Bra It caused the White House to*-! sue a special statement, s t r a i n e d 1 y terming Bevi'i I charges "unfortunate and a* leading." but standing by iht j President's statement of Oct. 4, favoring a Jewish national hon. j which Bevin so resented. From then until the Preadat | (Continued on Page3") SEASON'S GREETINGS Manufacturers of Upholttind Bars Back Bars Stoob Estimates and Design Submitted MALCER & SON Upholstering 1730 W. Flagler Street PHONE 3-3089 SINCERE WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR $ Mr. and Mr* Abo Aronovtt* and Family NEW YEAR GREETINGS BECK'S GARAGE 1132 15th Street PHONE 51422 MIAMI BEACH jpAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 B Of Interest To The Jewish munilv From Washington mtinued from Page 36) d in June to the people United States to refrain , activities which would . the situation in Pales- Ihilc the UN. considered .blcrn, the White House JewisiitkrjUton PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN further public moves re- Palestine. Jtate department continued (tinize Palestine "from all and all angles," as for- cretary of State Hull used I in answer to almost any about anything. During Lial debate in Congress on eek-Turkish aid bill, the nent said "that it would Jrtunate to link the ques- [extension of aid to Greece the Palestine problem." ndicatcd that a Palestine by the U.N. was a long , and declared the need to Greece "extremely convenient, the depart- tick -changes from the hare tortoise pace. This is il- fcd by their delay in pub- J the documents they have establish the collaboration former Mufti with the lifiust. 1946, the then Act- ^crotary of State Dean was asked about release Idocuments. He said they einR translated and edited picatiotl at some indefinite date, along with other fcnts relating to the Axis, i signs appeared of any in this work, Senator F Wagner, Democrat of brk, asked Secretary Mar- jr early publication, par- Iv to help the U.N. corn- in its investigation of be. The department's Pal- Bxperts prepared an in- 1 reply vaguer than that of h< n Even this cautious \g failed to pass the Pal- press censorship. A JTA of the secretary's, reply to Wagner was banned in em. until the censor was pvare that what Secretary ill says is official, and re to be printed. of -Marshall's first official ST WISHES FOR A PY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR in i' Id Transfer Co. Trucking 12 N. W. 7th Avenue PHONE 2-3144 'hris Beler Realtor Estate : Finance Biness Opportunities N. E. First Street ^rner N. E. Firi Ave.) PHONE 3-5371 U.L A MOST Tl NEW YEAR longer Life miranee Co. Kinds of Insurance" DO N. W. 36th Street PHONE 2-5705 moves was to submit to Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, chairman of the Foreign Relations com- mittee, and president of the Sen- ate, a list of legislation which the State department gave priority rank. The list included measures for the entry of displaced persons and United States participation in the International Refugee Organi- zation. With some struggling and after a special message by ilT68^* Truman t0 Congress, the IRO resolution passed both Houses and was signed by the President. By this act, Congress authorized continued American care through international chan- nels for the DP's still in camps in Germany, Austria and Italy who would otherwise have been E252?1 With the exPi>-ation of UNRRA. Despite strong support for the displaced persons' legislation, it not only did not pass, but never was reported out of the House and Senate immigration sub- committees. The Stratton bill in TO ALL . NEW YEAR .A HAPPY Charles II. Cleveland 605 Lincoln Road the House received the most con- sideration. It was introduced by Representative William G. Strat- ton, Republican Congressman-at- Large from Illinois, and provided for the admittance to the United States of 400,000 DP's over a period of four years. Hearings were conducted by the House sub-committee. The big guns of the administration boomed in strength in support of the bill: Secretary of State Marshall and Assistant Secretary John H. Hill- dring. Attorney General Tom Clark, and Commissioner of Im- migration Ugo Carusi, Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, Sec- retary of Commerce W. Avcrell Harriman. The President him- self sent a special message to Congress. Herbert H. Lehman, former governor of New York and for- mer director general of UNRRA, appeared on behalf of interested Jewish organizations. Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, then adviser on Jewish affairs to Gen. Lucius D. Clay, commander of United States occupation forces in Ger- (Continued on Page 38) WISHING ALL OF OUR JEWISH FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR Alldritt Electric Motor Co. AND SUBSIDIARY HURRICANE FAN CO. PHONE 2-6147 237 N. W. Second Avenue NEW YEAR GREETINGS Venetian Short way Sedan Service 1133 N. E. Second Avenue Phone 3-3800 To All Our Friends and Patrons NEW YEAR WISHES W. J. Ill III General Passenger Agent SEABOARD RAILWAY NEW YEAR GREETINGS ROGER'S FORGE HAND WROUGHT IRON, BRONZE, ETC. 1456 N. W. 7th Avenue Phone 2-1272 TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR yt ALEXANDER D. SMITH Real Estate 305 Coral Way Phone 4-5234 CORAL GABLES SEASON'S BEST WISHES . Now Under Management of JOHNNY LENKWAY BROWN'S SAFETY SERVICE 10 N. W. 36th Street PHONE 2-4602 SEASON'S GREETINGS A. II. 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I I PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT *JenistifkMfcL Z5^I_!!PTEMBEH News Of Interest To The Jewish Communitv From Washington 3nnp.?7) "ion to the United S iharply attacked in the Senate bj Senator Harley Kilgore of W (Continued from Page 37) many, gave a comprehensive pic- ture of conditions among the Jewish DP's in the American zone, and of the need to resettle them. Senator Homer D. Ferguson. Republican of Michigan, and eight other Senators introduced a bill similar to the Stratton measure, but without specifying any definite number of DP"s. and with more stringent priority limitations. This was referred to the Senate sub-committee on im- migration. Also without action were identical bills introduced by Senator Irving M. Ives and Rep- resentative Jacob K. Javits, Re- publican of New York, to permit displaced orphans under 14 of World War II. to enter the United States as non-quota immigrants. Congress adjourned with House and Senate measures still in com- mittee. They will be rev: when the second session of this Congress meets in January. The effectiveness of Jewish or- ganization in supplying affid of support for DP's in the Ameri- i can zones of Germany and Aus- tria, who apply for Ami visas, was made known by George J. Haering. chief of the visa divi- sion of the State department. A report on DP's by George Meader. former counsel of the Senate war investigating com- mittee, which charged that Jew- ish DP's were unfit for immigra- nt thi jployment Practices committee, lich expired in June. 1946, was ,...,) Kv thn White House and Slates, was by t nia, as unfactual. Anti-discriminati in li slation, ..commended by President Tru- nan to C ingress, v. as also among he unfinished business. The final rep ' an vhieh exp ssued by the White House ., -marked" postwar in- crease in employment discrimina- nst Jews. Senator Irving M, Ives and Senator Chavez, Democrat ol New nd six bi-parl in sponsors, introduced a "National Disci imination in Em- Dloyment." Representative Mai y ; \ : ::. Di m rat of New Ji i - sey, inti iduced an identical in the House S milar bills nted by Represenl ravits and Adam Clayton C ; i rat of New York. in Douglas, D< !:!' imia, William I son, Di and Evei " sen, Republican, of Illinois, and - G Full m, Republicai Pennsylvania. The House lulls were on educati m and lab n. dust. of the Sena) and public welfi ,.. headed by Senator For- '.'' c. Donnell, Republican of u;1. hdd hearings on the SaVez bill, ^bbi Stephen dent of the Amer " canJ *-;I2nTS ham F Rosenblum. presde ' Synagogue Council ,,,. Frank Goldman, present ol Henry Epstein, , ,fth. National ( immu- nity i u " schottland. na- j'owish W. ins. and n ish committee and the National Council oi J' A'ish W( men, ap- : the bill. The sub-committtcc favorably I. ''"' le "{ rcpti n b( tor Allen El- i, but i turning t the full comn -further study.' In a special slep to combat intolerance and hatred in the United States. President Tru- man created the 15 member BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Deigaard & Preston Builders, Inc. 264 Giralda Avenue PHONE 4-4014 CORAL GABLES T A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL FRANK STRAW Electrical Contractor 1236 N. E. 2nd Ave. PHONE 3-1369 A HAPPY NEW YEAR i| , T Edward's Wholesale I'roduee Co. Tlic Best At Reasonable Pf 1260 N. W. 22nd St. PHONE 2-4860 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ;i Hartley's Auto Top Shop The Best In Materials and Workmanship 150 N. E. 13th St. PHONE 3-8997 T A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR llateher Kleetrie Call FRED 48-5315 Your Electrical Contractor 330 S. W. 27th Avenue 1 VI T *ii llr. ami Mrs. Alvin F. 4>anliier WISH ALL THEIR FRIENDS A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR I A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL lames A. Henderson Member DADE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD I, E W II i: W E s Chris Craft Sales and Service Johnson Outboard Motors and Chris Craft 412-18 N.W.N. River Dr. 2-8918 427 N.W.N. River Dr. 9-2450 PARTS, MARINE SUPPLIES. PAINTS. ETC. HOLIDAY GREETINGS PLAYTIME TOC-S. 1!\C. 1433 N. E. Miami Place Phone 9-2813 Manufacturers of LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Made In Miami A HAPPY NEW YEAR in T hi-tone COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 736 N. E. Second Avenue PHONE 3-5822 SEASON'S BEST WISHES BERTMAK & ISEN Realtors 420 LINCOLN ROAD. MIAMI BEACH * civil rights committee, headed by Charles E. Wilson, president of the General Electric Co. The committee was directed by the President to study and recom- mend new civil rights legisla- tion and other measures "to protect all parts of the popu- lation." Included among the members of the body are Rabbi Roland G. Gittelsohn of the Central Synagogue at Rock- ville. Long Island; Morris Ernst, New York attorney and author; Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr., and Boris Shishkin, economist for the AFL. The committee held several To Jewry Everywhere A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Uneoln Food Market 650 S. MIAMI AVENUE PHONE 2-5201 HI J2.I hearings and is now ^j Prepanngitsreportlo^ dent. Dr. John Slawso^ t.vev.ee president of SN can Jewlsh committee^ Vfaslow of the Anwri^ Congress, agreed on h?M enlarged and im^-Jj machinery to defend Sj/H but differed on the Sfl Kroup libel laws JJI anti-Semitic literature (3 mails. Slawson opp0d>?,,l slation and Masfffifl At the beginning 0( J J Representative Walter A. LI (Continued on Pajea, Mr. and Mrs, M. Kaufmai 1410 Pennsylvania Aw, EXTEND BEST WISHQ TO ALL JEWRY FOR A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR 31 r. and Mrs. Leo EisenstPin EXTEND NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS GREETINGS OF THE NEW YEAR L II A N D O N Manufacturer's Representatives Colourpicture Post Cards Lion Book Matches Lithographed Stationery Specialties 1780 S. W. 14th STREET PHONE ]*1| MIAMI 35, FLORIDA A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL it1 SPECIALIZING IN STAINLESS FOUNTAIN. BAR. HOTEL | KITCHEN EQUIPMENT and DAIRY WORK rio\i-:: sni:i;i metal and IHMII I\< WORKS. In*?. IN MIAMI SINCE 1910 PHONES 2-55229-6173 2817 N. Miami Avenue Miami 37, Florida SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR $ S. H. KRESS & CO. 5-10-25c STORE East Flaglw Street MIAMI. FLA. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL JAFRA, INC. Steel Products' 317 N. E. 71st Street Phone 7-4571 TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR UNIQUE Manufacturers of AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Service Calls and Repair* I 3626 N. W. 7th Street Pbone ^ JAMES W. BULLARD, Owner IV, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 * Jewisti noridTiciin PAGE THIRTY-NINE s Of Interest To The Jewish iiiimiiiv From Washington Continued from Page 38) prat of New York, intro- fa bill providing a maximum $5,000 and five years' im- [mpnt for circulation h the mail of publications fed to arouse racial ill will. ftion was taken on the bill. |y in the session Representa- krthur G. Klein, Democrat, [i New York, offered a bill ling the G.I. Bill of Rights, rbid payments to schools ninating against veterans se of race or religion. A [study on discrimination in Itional institutions prepared Jewish War Veterans and Vmerican Jewish Congress pted Klein's measure. |other government matters: American Jewish Congress ; federal aid for schools and Irted the Taft bill as against ken bill which would grant Bl funds to religious schools. Congress presented to the al Communications commis- charges that the New York News" was prejudiced in idling of news about Jews legroes. He American Jewish con- oce and the American Jew- committee were insiru- lal in the introduction of clauses into the peace :ies with the Axis satellites, clauses gave guarantees ^he return of Jewish prop- and protection of human Is. A delegation of the nittee, headed by Jacob stoin, and of the confer- headed by Louis Lipsky. erred with the then Assist- Secretary of State Hill g, prior to the departure of letary Marshall for the Mos- icere Greetings To Our y Friends and Customers Ud Top Cab Haggage Co. *ays Call the Red Top" >NE 3-3131 MIAMI cow conference, and presented memorandums of the clauses on these subjects. In the award department: A bronze bust of Bernard Baruch was presented to the Na- tional War college by Herbert Bayard Swope. Mr. Baruch was presented with high tributes by the Secretaries of State, War and Navy, General Eisenhower and Admiral Nimitz. Dr. Joseph C. Hyman, former executive vice chairman of the Joint Distribution committee, was commended by the President's War Relief Control board for his "exceptional and eminent public service" during the war. Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner of the Jewish Welfare board was given the medal of merit by Sec- retary of War Patterson. Tne B'nai B'rith Vocational Service bureau was presented with a certificate of achievement by Vice Admiral Louis Denfeld. Each year when Congress ad- journs, the index of the "Con- gressional Record" throughout the /ear is dotted with references to Palestine. Senator Francis J. Myers of Pennsylvania, proposed that the United States submit the problem to the United Nations. He also appealed to the State department tor intervention in behalf of Dov Gruner, who was executed by the British in Palestine for par- ticipation in a raid. The junior Senator from Pennsylvania, Re- publican Senator Edward Martin, urged the government to reach a Adelman's Pipe & Steel Co. and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Adelman I harles Adelman Hy Coverman AND FAMILIES EXTEND TO ALL BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL TOWERS HOTEL S. E. Second Avenue Phone 2-7611 |EASON'S GREETINGS . WOFFORD HOTEL 24th Street and Ocean Drive MIAMI BEACH in f ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR MIDLAND CONSTRUCTOR, INC. General Contractors Ml Grand Avenue Phone 48-2707 > clear understanding with Great Britain regarding Palestine be- fore proceeding with aid to Greece and Turkey. Senator Warren Magnusson, Democrat of Washington and a number of other Senators intro- duced a resolution toward the end of the session, directing Sec- retary Marshall to call on the British government to end the emergency regulations governing Palestine and restore civil rights. A three hour period of speeches by Senators Morse of Oregon, Murray of Montana, Pepper of Florida, Langer of North Dakota and Taylor of Idaho, criticized the British administration of Pal- estine. The more cynical among observers suggested that the Sen- ate moved willingly to a consider- ation of Palestine rather than get on with the somewhat explosive TO ALL THE SEASON'S BEST WISHES Acolite IVeon Sign Co. 410 S. W. 3rd Ave. PHONE 2-5334 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL DR. and MRS. MANNING I. ROSNICK T Mr. and Mrs. Ilurnett Roth EXTEND THE BEST OF WISHES FOR A JOYOUS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS . A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Sign-Crafters Showcards and Displays Process Work & Outdoor Signs Window Lettering and Pictorial Work TRUCKS and CARS SPRAYED and LETTERED 2315 N. W. 7th Ave. PHONE 8-2735 i' NEW YEAR GREETINGS Southern Engineering AND Metal Products PHONE 3-2911 25 N. E. 17th Terrace proposal to investigate the charge of Kansas City election frauds. In the House, Rep.'es lative Emanuel Celler of New York, as in many preceding years, started the congressional ball rolling in Palestine, and frequently was heard on the subject on the House floor and in committee. As the ranking member of the House immigration sub-commit- tee, he worked actively for pass- age of the Stratton bill. Freshman Representative Jacob K. Javits of New York was ap- pointed a member of the Foreign Affairs committee, a coveted post infrequently assigned to new (Continued on Page 40) Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Rosenthal and Family Extend to All Their Relatives and Friends Sincere Wishes For A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR BEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR SHAW BROS OIL CO. Exclusive Distributors oi Pure Oil Company Products in South- Eastern Florida PHONE 2-1741 56 S. W. 1st Street MIAMI, FLA. y I ! r: A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL J. N. LUMMUS, Jr. Tax Assessor for Dade County , ; in J ! TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR PAN AMERICAN HOME Real Estate McAllister Arcade Phone 9-7171 y TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR CLYDE F. GRIMM Roofing and Repairs of All Kinds ALSO TILE ROOFS Every itome W#*erre* A Good Roof 2030 S. W. 64th Avenue Phone 4-6810 GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR Operating Three Stores In Florida Miami Miami Beach Daytona Beach \ .- >, > ~l ? PAGE FORTY Year In Review (Continued from Page 33) Semitic Incidents were offset by strong positive action on the part of an informed public. The sur- ployment. revealed also that a section by several cabinet members, in- infested with the virus of anti- Semitism and that a large num- ber of anti-Semitic and un- ican organizations continue without any interference. Al- though negligible in influence at nt, the leaders of thes< groups maintain close relations The AUL report also added the biggest stumbling-block to these hate groups was an informed pub- lic opinii n, as a resuli of which these groups failed to make any Iway among the A can people. An awakening Jewish religious edu ati n was eluding Secretary of State Mar- shall and former Secretary of War Patterson. Meanwhile, a bill, described as one meant to overcome objections to the Strat- ton bill, was introduced in the House by Congressman Chelf ol Kentucky which called for the admission of 100.000 DP's in the fiscal year following passage of the bill. However, no action was taken before Congress adjourned for its summer recess. The increase in Zionist activity in this country reached a new high in 5707. with the Zionist Or- ganization of America reporting ; ;;.;,;;.;. ( /.. $w w..h st,vo,, that its greatly expanded mem- fc ...m. .,._. standard bership was actively engaged in. teachjng in ,hl, country-s Sl numerous Zionist A1lTh, first W rid Conference or. Interesting Nemm From Washington fContinued from Page 89) essmen. He spoke several times on Palestine and on dis- placed persons, appeared on radio 'programs, as did Celler. and Initi- ated the action which resulted in exchange of correspondence be- tween a group of 30 Congressmen and Secretary of State Marshall. ..., United States policy I n Palestine. American support for the ad- m of Transjordan to the United Nati ma was attacked in , 5s by Sen itor Myers and ,tive Adolph Sabath, mber of the House. : the year registers indeterminate. Action on Palestine will be avoided by Washington until the report of the U.N. special com- mittee is readied. The displaced persons will continue to sit in the camps, aided by the limited capacity of the IRO. For the coming months, at- tention will be centered on the United Nations. Th general the ZOA's 50th annual conven- tion in New York, where Dr. Emanuel Neumann was elected The . Jewish Education met this sum- at the Hebrew university in Emanuel Neumann was electee. Jerusalem w..,, ,ranv deieg president to succeed Dr. Abba hfi y ^ g ,*WaiP0intperlt,rU. plans for the that the assertion by Secre arj a,,.Jewish fSl t. Marshall to Congress thai ^ve^y_Brandeis university_ S traditional policy on mpletion, with the :,e had not changed was ^.^^ f ?m ., j "most gratifying scheduled for Sept : 943. Judge Morns Rothenberg. prcs- ident of the American Jewish NEW YEAR GREETINGS To Our Many Jewish Friends And Patrons . LARRY MARKS & CO. 127 N. W. 2nd Street TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR pii irs BAR The Finest Cocktails On Miami Beach also BEER and WINES 1137 Washington Avenue Miami Beach PHONE 5-9544 "nd may "'tob,,! "c.eio. chi;i recommendation, JJ outcome. y "Ntl NEW YEAR GREETINGS PRINTING ARTS 320 W. Flagle, J JACK TE1TLER $ Nati nal fund, rep irted to the . that Am. $14,- . anniversary >f the h Daily Forward was cele- - year with congratula- | tions pouring in on Abraham T SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR W. CARROLL H11 so\ Real Estate Consultant DuPont Building tu eomnuuicu suiuc *n. .------o .....-- ----.......... 000,000 to the JNF during the Cahan, veteran of the Yiddish nths of 5707. It wi ported that the JNF now fa ns 900.000 dunams of land vocation of 1 i : : of the i anti- culture, \ ti I i v nd its | up, the Columbian nl of its fight tism in the A : nti-Defamation league tic rabble- : 4ani- vhich had been driven underground during the re- ged "hold and articulate" in 5707, but their influence on public had been curtailed. The ADL asserted that anti- LORA PACK GREETINGS By and large, in 5707, the .. 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E. 1st Street BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR 1 A I X O W T A V K II X 2724 N. W. 36th Street NO MINIMUM NO COVER DINE and DANCE LIQUORS BEERS WINES A HAPPY NEW YEAR BARNETT OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Stationery Office Supplies PROMPT DELIVERIES 134 N. E. First St.. Miami 403 15th St.. Miami Beach GREETINGS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR DADE FAT & GREASE CO. 27th Street Hialeah Phone 8-2155 Phone 3-4651 Phone 5-2975 NEW YEAR TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY MIAMI STOKE COMPAHY 1M*. Bu, ,he Besl Ma,erlaU ad w,,,,,,,^ 684 N. W. Seven* S.ree, Phone ^ SISTRUNK a u pi BEST WISHES for the NEW YEAR THIS YEAR AND EVERY YEAR : : SISTRUNK, Inc. 537 N. W. 24th Street MIAMI **>* * I SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jmistlfkridicw PAGE FORTY-ONE Jewish Twist tip Van Winkle SOLOMON LENCHITZ hsH BELIEVE IT OR NOT i Hameaggel it reputed to have , ,i,ep in the field; then a trmation elo.ed about htm and Cbered for 70 year.. Th.a tale [nendary prototype of the mod- 'v.m Winkle story. ' HAMEAGGEL: in Hameaggel (Choni the drawer), who became [for his reputed miracles, pious man who lived dur- fiist century. According tractate Teanit, Choni, _ng along the road, beheld a Ranting a carob tree. He Jow long it would take be- le tree would bear fruit. Itnty years," was the re- st :" said Choni, "are you Du will hve so long?" man answered, "I found trees in existence when I |jnt" this world; my fore- must have planted them; juld I not plant them for lldivn?" __ ii it down to eat near the planted tree. After the |he fell asleep, a grotto around him, and he slum- Ifo: 70 years. Upon awak- Ihr saw a man gathering pit from the tree. lyou know who planted this 1 he asked. grandfather," was the re- ni then remarked to him- ISurcly I must have slept Irs" He went to his home kid where the son of Choni kggi-1 lived. They answered Jhoni's son was no longer |but that his grandson was. en revealed, "I am Choni ^ggel," but they would not him. 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Miami, Florida Phone 9-1781 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS ELY LEVIN GEORGE COHEN SOL LEVIN Ely Levin Wholesale Distributors Sundries, Candies. Paper Products, Tobaccos, Notions and Wholesale Groceries Now Located in Our New Home With Larger Quarters TO SERVE YOU BETTER AT 2085 N. W. 2nd Ave. Phone 2-8455 I BEST WISHES from Sears, Roebuck and Co. O I M I A HI I ; i * ; ' : 1 i r * < i i i j i, 1 i * 1 -" * ? \ I I PAGE FORTY-TWO +M*istllrridiaii) PALESTINE MEDICAL RESEARCH AIDS IN REBIRTH OF COUNTRY By EPHRAIM GOLDMAN (Copyright. 1947, Jewish Telegraph c Agency, Inc.) The scientists of Palestine, as a group, are among the most inquisitive and the least inhibited in the world. Pose a prob- lem in Palestine, and swarms of investigators, each looking at it with the skilled eye of his special field of interest, descend on it. No project is too great, and none too small if it is some- thing that affects the future of the Holy Land. New Palestine is a frontier outpost, and in the planning of the country no provision was made for ivory towers. Collective need and practical accomplishment, not personal whim or in- dividual fancy, are the standards by which all things are meas- ured there, Tlv men and women s of unn Mj s 1929 /i aled a was hardly S Balfour lonists gi icul- ::, ids i xtensive sanita- tric pow- all had I v is no accumu i tifi ipressive findings i .,..,. .,., ers of in utilize. Du ng of science, ob serious because they have so much to do in so sh The oin ntific know ic rranean basin I n in!.> foil neglect undi i Tui k si ul< Then n!' ;i century, J< w the Hebn eel the si t hi and ielu(' and nu 11 ve in- augurated a prop in work r foi i ase and the infant- >ut the tl : " Water Found Underground : pi pie who Palestine tural coun- Altl igh Pales- lays w is .1 garden ime arid and ........ ... ....> | .'^VV'..*1 ... *.... ' : the period of the w nf the first f Smil tine after college ted it from "In 1914, wl iir. There the land ' Matzuba in G typical. It had sufl icutely from a shortai luring the fl^ seven u' looT was son tin i rved on I becausi was not sufficient I the dishes Many pts were made to obtain wati Finallj the settlemenl tu ned to Prof, Leo Pi, : lepartment of geol :< ew univers- ity |> mmediate- ;lv undi :' survey of the gi ture "f ln'' ., He number of points : ''" tnird attempt afl depth ,f 65 meters. I bearing level was reached and Matzuba's water When nany parts of ited with water dis4 cd in ld< n under- intry's ' veral timi s Anotl of '"ul 1S fish, an I ientists \ have itions. They nducted I shery re- search, leadm thi develop- (C01 I n next It Is With Pleasure That I Extend NEW YEAR GREETINGS To all my Friends and Acquaintances O. B. WHITE 46 N. W. 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MIAMI BEACH * IY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1947 *Jeniiti Flnr/ktifrn PAGE FORTY-THREE >P SCIENTISTS AT NEW PALESTINE MEDICAL SCHOOL IN JERUSALEM pp Best Wishes For A Happy New Year BIRMY PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO. 1152 N. E. 1st AVE. PHONE 2-3845 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR JUDGE W. F. BLANTON PROF. SAUL ADLER L f hairman of the I'rc-Faculty of Idicinc for PostRraduate Research [be Hebrew University is a world. nous authority on tropical medi- advised British Army during irld War IL DR HAlM YASSKY The director of the Hadaisah Medi- cal Organization and the Rothschild- Hadassah University Hospital i a key figure in the Univertlty-Hadas. ah Medical Center on Ml Scopus, Jerusalem. PROF. BERNHARP ZONOF.K The co-discoverer of the Aschheim* Zondek pregnancy test is a distin- guished member of the faculty at the Hebrew University and the director of the University*! Hormone Re- search Laboratory. ST1NE MEDICAL RESEARCH AIDS COUNTRY (of a large-scale fish breed- Idustry, and they have res- the industry in Palestine the discovery of a form- Btich kills a common Pales- muro-organism which had t the country's inland It her is an important con- |i: in everywhere, but it has ial hearing in countries suffer from extremes of I In a country like inc. which is largely sub- tal. and where the popula- drawn from many parts of loild and from many differ- bmatic zones, the weather is pent I field of investigation. the influences of climate tli ncd. it becomes not ble but necessary to measures to protect the II n, (specially immigrants toiust adjust themselves in surroundings. Scien- |i tigation in Palestine has iii SCHNEIDER DYNAMITE and MACHINERY Company it* N. W N. River Drive Phones 2-1315 & 4-3265 led to important conclusions about building materials and clothing, and health and working capacity, in that country. The scientists of the university have also made several contribu- tions to native manufacture in Palestine. Findings have included plastics, chemicals, drugs and building materials. Dr. Chaim Weizmann. former president of the World Zionist Organization (Continued on Page 47) SEASON'S GREETINGS 'EGETABLES ITAMINS ICTORY ELEFEKER PRODUCE CO. 1191 N. W. 22nd St. Ph. 3-8795 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR BILL'S MARKET "A Complete Food Store" 1411 S. W. 17th Ave. PHONE 9-1285 BILL SHANNON, Prop. A Happy New Year to AH TIP TOP TRIM SHOP Custom-Made Seat CoversAulo TopsComplete Upholstering GlassAuto Painting We Call for and Deliver 3217 S. W. 8th Street PHONE 48-1745 MIAMI, fLORIDA A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL MARGARET ANN Super Markets 1 i i' 1 | P i 1 A. ,'' MIAMI, FLORIDA TAMPA, FLORIDA i > * 8 Have You Tried the New BLUE-GREEN PLANT FOOD On Your Lawn? Startling result* can be ob- tained from this rich plant food which contains minerals that will help keep chinch bugs out of your lawn. Sold exclusively HUGHES SEED STORE 116 S. Miami Ave. Ph. 3-2121 NEW YEAR GREETINGS Phones: Office 6-275 7Residence 6-2401 IUILDING CONTRACTORALTERATIONSREPAIRS J. CLAUD CARROLL REALTOR 121 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, Fla. A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL SERVICE ENGRAVING CO. PHOTO-ENGRAVERS DESIGNERS ILLUSTRATORS PHONE 3-2455 NEW LOCATION: 49 N. W. 22nd STREET Plenty of Parking Space for Customers t I I ' I PAGE FORTY-FOUR +Jeistn*rldten FRIDAY, S2MBQ,, WHAT DO JEWS THINK OF JESUS? By RABBI MILTON STEINBERG EDITOR'S NOTE: One of A Jrloa'i for.mo.1 rrtbta * Dr. MH.on S.einberg. r.bb. of th. Par* Avenue .ynaOB... I" New Vorfa h.. wr.tten provocative ,pre..ion of th J.w..h vewpo.n on Jm. " h.. new book. Judai.m." publi.h.d dur.ng the Rosh H"no"H wctk 7 Harcourt. Brace and Co. On. chapter I. repnnted here by .peoal per- misaion of the publiahera. What do Jews think oi Jesus? The query is unanswerable for the reason that there is no one Jesus but many, according to the number of churches in Christendom. But let us circumvent the impasse by recasting our question. Let us ask: "What do Jews think of the Jesus of the Gospels?" Let us take the Gospel story as it stands, strain out of it the episodes that relate of wonderworking, and then ask what Juda- ism has to say of the Jesus who emerges, who is incidently the Jesus of many liberal Christians. To Jews, that Jesus appear: BS an extraordinarily beautiful' and noble spirit, aglow with love and pity for men, especially for tlie unfortunate and lost, deep in piety, of keen insight into human nature, endowed with a brilliant pift of p;irable. an ardent Jew moreover, a firm believer in the f:iith of his people; all in all, a dedicated teacher of the pnnci- religious and ethical, of Judaism. But is he not something more than a teacher? Should he not ! taken for a moral prophet one who promulgated new. I gher, hitherto unknown prin- c nles of conduct? Not if the id is examined objectively. The sign.il fact about Jesus is ex.ept for some relatively unimportant details, he propound- no ethical doctrine in which Jewish tradition had not antici- pated him. Indeed, what he lit was the Jewish tradition as he received it from Scripture and the sages. For every princi- he preached, for very many 'lie epigrams and parables he k off, Biblical or rabbinic edent exists. The very phrases the Sermon on the Mount can I paralleled one by one from Jewish devotional literature is time. Nor is it at all true that Jesus introduced the concepts of love compassion into Judaism that ki ew stern justice only. No one \ i considers the Old Testament fail to perceive that ages be- the Nazarene was born. and love had been con- ci ived in Israel and accepted as entic and supreme virtues. Anyone who studies rabbinic lit- i iiure will discover that the ideal of humanene !,v Jesus, far from being peculiar to him. was the common aspiration of all good souls in his people and time. This is not to deny Jesus' inality. His was an unexcelled gift for allegi us for in- cisive utterance, a skill for bring- ing into sharp focus that which is ived, but as through a darkly. He had great talenl a synthesizer, a tor into organic unity of the disjointed members of a truth And always there is his own personality, a superb achievement in his own right. All this is originality, but, (Continued on Page 46) A Most Happy New Year CORTEZ HOTEL Open the Year Around 241 N. E. 1st AVE. A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL STEWART'S JUVENILE FURNITURE and TOYS 1645 Meridian Avenue Just Off Lincoln Road P1on, \m SEASONS GREETINGS Superior Sheet Metal Works 830 N. Miami Avenue PHONE 3-3163 GREETINGS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO Ol'R MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS SAM'S SEA FOOD MARKET 723 N. 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On Rosh Hashonah Yom Kippur the Jewish synagogues and temples are :ked houses," to use a theatrical term. On Rosh Hashonah ^abbi knows that if ever he has an opportunity for his :ing word to be most effective, it is then. e Jewish Rosh Hashonah and the secular New Year seem oi entirely different stuff. The secular New Year is one of ous gaiety. Rosh Hashonah, on the contrary, is a solemn of soul judging, of thinking of your past life, of taking ual stock. .. . to bind them? The idea seems too attractive to me spiritually because of the fact that its poetry is so deep. It sees evil not as an abstract thing, but something very real and it is only when we aee wrong ai a materialistic thing that we begin to steer away from it. Rosh Hashonah is a solemn day, but not a day for false solemnity. I like the story they tell of Rabbi Lev Isaac, the great Hassidic sage. He was looking for a "baal tephila," a reader of the prayers for his congregation for Rosh Hashonah. Now the Hassidim make a great ado about the way prayers are said. They believe that prayers are not made to be mumbled. One has to put his whole soul into his prayerto talk to God as to One they loved. So it was natural that Rabbi Lev Isaac should ask the various applicants for the position of reader what they thought about when they chanted the Rosh Hashonah prayers. One of them replied that he thought about the greatness and majesty of God. The second replied that to his mind came the vision of God delivering the Ten Command- ments to Moses on Mt. Sinai. Jewish holiday Seems to , with the mood of the sea- Rosh Hashonah comes when nor is taking leave and aut- fbcRins to tint the leaves with Ins and darkish reds. Nature hj geema to be abandoning ugh spirits of summer and [ninn meditative, but she is ks beautiful for that. There Icalmness and peace which Bin has above summer. cooler breezes which aut- brings are very much wel- ld and perhaps in a way bolizo the welcome which Hashonah receives. Rosh lonali is a solemn holy day, las the Jew sits down to his \y... meal, upon returning "schule," he has his family a bit of sweet honey, an try for the coming year. [v old pious Jews used to from sleeping on the day Bsii Hashonahnot the night , youbecause it was taken if (slept on Rosh Hashonah you |d "sleep away" the year and Jews want to be active, up |d"ing the year round. An- symbolic practice is that of png a lake or a river "to your sins in." Neither the nor the Talmud mention I such practice. It seems to arisen some time in the 14th Bth century among the Polish [German Jews. It has clung use it is the spirit and tra- in of the day. It is a startling when you come to think of )nly a people of deep spirit- Ms could have conceived it. ; of it. Gathering up all sins, wrapping them up in a I as it were, and casting in the sea. What packages, | the Germans would have to Would there be enough fcr to do them in, cord enough | SEASON'S GREETINGS TO OUR PATRONS NICK'S WHEEL ALIGNING 100 N. Miami Avenue Phone 9-2828 IA HAPPY NEW YEAR ^APT. J. A. GRENIER REALTOR 463 41st Street MIAMI BEACH A HAPPY NEW YEAR I fEAUTY SHDPPE 1355 Washington Av. MIAMI BEACH The third applicant said: "Rebbe, I will tell you. I am a simple man. I have three daugh- ters who are looking to get mar- ried and I am very concerned about them. When I recite the Rosh Hashonah prayers, I am sure I will say in my heart, 'Dear God, you know my three daugh- ters. I want them to get mar- ried. Please, dear God, help me achieve this'." Reb Lev Isaac turned to the third applicant and said: "I am hiring you. I see that you are an honest man." Reb Lev Isaac is famous for the colloquies with God that he was wont to have an Rosh Hashonah. Reb Lev Isaac would talk very plain to God and argue very earnestly that God must treat the Jews right and give them a happy new year. No one could speak more plainly to God than he. He liked to tell the Lord how de- serving his people were, yet at the same time sometimes he could say a very salty thing the other way around. Once during the High Holy Days, Reb Isaac said, "The Jews today are much better than their forefathers." He pointed to one Jew who was reciting that part of the liturgy which reads: "We have sinned, we have falsi- fied, we have robbed." "You see," said Reb Lev Isaac, "when our ancestors said that they weren't telling the truth. But today when we say it we tell the truth. We are more honest today." Yet for all that, there was no stouter "lawyer" for the common Jew than this great rabbi of sainted memory. The words that he spoke on Rosh Hashonah may still revitalize us today. MAY THIS YEAR BRING TO ALL MUCH HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY TINDELL GROCERY COMPANY 2220 N. W. 36th Street Phone 3-7052 Telephones 3-4914 2-4535 Night Phone 5-2047 CITY PRODUCE COMPANY JOBBERS TO JOBBERS H. "HYMIE" SWERDLIN, Sales Manager 2143 N. W. 12th Avenue Miami 37, Florida A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL . A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR PONTIAC TRAIL PONTIAC, INC. 1305 S. W. 8th Street Phone 9-4576 > & Biscayne Boulevard Phone 3-7748 CUSTOMS BROKER STEVEDORES Operating on City Dock and Terminal Dock Terminal Dock Phone City Dock Phone 3-7748 9-34 0 1 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Mill GLASS COMPANY 2320 W. Flagler Street "> 4-8873 MIRRORS ~ CONTRACT WORK AUTO GLASS GLASS OF ALL ENDS TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR SOUTHERN LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY POSTAL BUILDING PHONE 2-3419 TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS . SEASON'S BEST WISHES NEW YORK MEAT MARKET 619 Washington Are. Miami Beach HAPPY NEW YEAR CITY AWNING CO. 473 West Flagler Street 2-1719 HARRY M. GOLDSTEIN Proprietor HAPPY NEW YEAR REISMAN WHOLESALE BUTCHERS $ ELI, MAX and AL SEASON'S GREETINGS DALLETT'S RADIO GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION 340 Twenty-third Street PHONE 5-6721 MIAMI BEACH BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR L ! Pan American Bank Building INSURANCE 3-3331 Best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year! AMERICAN OIL COMPANY i 1 ! j >*.** W;7?S'i3E^f*e r I 1 i i ' . - I PAGE FORTY-SIX **> + lfwist>tkri<03*L phy. science and art of the ,.p I his t,mc FRIDAY^SEPTe^^ What Di Jews Think of JessJ shall no1 ly n '" ii his outlook is lofty, it u nw -There are some piW Th,.n too (Continued from Page 44) In this light, one sees the logic behind his estimate of marriage when he lauds those "which make themselves eunuchs for the king- dom of heaven's sake;" his judg- ment on family life when he says, "There is no man that hath lefl house, or parents, or brethren, 01 wife, or children, for the king- dom of God's sake, who shall not receive manifold more in this present time, and in the world to come life everlasting"'; his advice to his followers to "take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat or what ye shall drink." All these are counsels natural to one who has turned his back on the world to begin with and in addition believes the end of the days to be at hand. But thej except for the man ..on a secondary or derivative plane. It consists not in creatio ex nihilo but in rearranging and furbish- ing that which is already acknowl edged. The m how- ever, is an inn vat r, pi claim- ing a hitherto unsuspected By '.his definition, Ji i ever else he majl havi no prophet. As was indeed, by Julii well-known Christ thority, whi not a Christian; He did not ] He would see the Mess Id prophi God's king said, be fulfilled." standing here that shall not last. ^^ lua death .Hi they see th. Kingdom his M1Va1 -^ , God coming with pow. say about jnd many of touch him "' ,ther worldliness and many <" ,. .,, ibolisn '"''""" slavery, bi I "''' f''r'' Of course, he was :. ' sured. about I '" ,urin statism ;;nd unperturbi I bj th. tyranny ol he R m i n Ei ender ui *' ' titute how it I- ' : His u? "Muss lii for th ];/!,. .. . full imi in8 K ,f all, his . the pro- phets f the Old Tcsl political ,ls- - thi V j Nor v '""" :!" gether urn i , few E n. .. all- Required iragi but the unl it dis- iction I gell n Bui not J t, then al least ii all : : ten- that Jesus lion i.- I :' 48 NEW YEAR GREETINGS T MERRILL STEVENS DRY DOCK CO. 1270 N. W. 11th Street MIAMI Phone 91711 GREETINGS . CHILDREN'S CORNER RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL 1849 James Arenu* PHONE 5-3849 MIAMI BEACH SEASON'S GREETINGS Manufacturing Jeweler 127 N. E. First Avenue Phone 2-2772 SPECIAL ORDER WORK Repairing and Rebuilding Of All Jewelry tion of thi advenl ustifying ' i: him Again Ju rred vs by the world- played, h - affairs and d his a and in the tempei f Togetl convinced I oider of nature an was a", hand, tl al aRe was soon to be What is mo-e, hi revolution in : fel me of his followers. "Tl n," he nt< resl n and ROYAL BAKING COMPANY EXTENDS NEW YEAR GREETINGS : NILS TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR in T IRVING RATNER ARTHUR SCHAFFEL LEATHERCRAFT UPHOLSTERERS Manufacturers Designers Bars BoothsSelees CushionsWallsKitchen Nooks REPAIRS 818 N. Miami Avenue PHONE 3-5046 A HAPPY NEW YEAR HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY Complete Drug Service 936 N. W. 7th Avenue Phone 2-7541 GREETINGS RUSS SEIFERTH PLUMBING, HEATING AND GAS PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE 543 N. W. 7th Street PHONE 9-1108 HARRY ROSEN and HARRY SEIGEL WISH Al I A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR CARRIB NOVELTY CO. Imported and Domestic Novelties 44 N. E. First Avenue PHONE 3 0110 T SINCERE WISHES TO ALL JEWISH FRIENDS W. CECIL WATSON Cl rial art V SEASON'S GREETINGS MONTEREY WOODCRAFTERS, Inc. 2035 W. Flagler Street PHONE 2-8335 Club 8c Casino Equipment TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Phone 5-7111 ENFIELD'S TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW A GEORGE OBENod Roofing and Sheets Contractor 190 N.E. 63rd &*, PHONE 7-2612 TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW YFJ, | 'Musical Instruments RepaW| BOUGHT and SOLD 507 N. W. Miami Co* PHONE 3-5221 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL . KOCH WOODWORK SHOP INTERIOR WOODWORK INTERIOR WOODWORK STATION WAGONS A SPECIAL!! 2253 N. W. FIRST STREET PHONEME GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR * CHARLIE'S MARKET VIEW RESTAURANT 2195 N. W. 12th Avenue Phone Ml TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY HOLIDAY OLD HOLLAND SOAP Manufactured By The OLD HOLLAND CHEMICAL CO.. Inc. The All-Purpose Soap Powder" Specially Manufactured for Use in Hard Water HI 1684 N. W. 27th AVENUE PHONE Ml '5 OK SHOP General Auto Repairing "Specialize in Buicks" 20 N. E. 13th Street PHONE 9-4436 BILL PENN. Pn,,, Cor. Washington Ave. 409 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, Fla. A HAPPY NEW YEAR JUDY HARMON of New York BEAUTY SALON Blackstone Hotel Bldg. 848 Washington Ave. PHONE 5-9545 MIAMI BEACH, FLA. NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL Wholesale Produce Crate to Carload Phone 3-6491 2186 N. W. 13th Avenue A HAPPY NEW YEAR TIP TOP GROCERY STORES "THE FINEST FOODSTUFFS THE MARKET AFFORDS AT REASONABLE PRICES" ' 27 N. W. Fifth Street Phone 2-8194 1301 West Flagler Street Phone 2-6745 665 N. W. 36th Street Phone 7-6276 2425 S. W. 8th Street Phone 4 4461 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL GREENLEAF & CROSBY JEWELERS 1000 Lincoln Road THE BREAKERS ROCKEFELLER CENTS' Palm Beach247 Worth Av. 620 Fifth Avenue, New Yo (aY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 +Jewisf>fkrdrfar PAGE FORTY-SEVEN LESTINE MEDICAL RESEARCH AIDS COUNTRY r Continued from Page 43) be chairman of the board of bora of the Hebrew univers- t,nil an eminent chemist in k.n. has perfected a new |c fabric which is said to be fior to nylon, and Dr. H. has demonstrated that , tor paper production can anufactured from Palestine V cal School Projected wever, things are for people, hoi people for things. From p nt of view, the major ,ution of Jewish scientists stine has been in the realm dical science and public In this area, two Pales- ii ageflcies have played a fecant role. One is the pre- tv iif medicine of the Hebrew ieis:ty, which has been en- \ m medical research. The is the Hadassah Medical nation, which is the only hition offering public health livs to all the people of Pales- e two agencies were cre- t,i satisfy a vital need of the Palestine. Today they are |, ,ii resources in the uni- |ty-Hadassah medical center rder to improve their ser- lo the Palestine community. have gone furtherthey are Palestine's first medical ,! on Mt. Scopus in Jeru- n to assure a high level of 1th care in the Holy Land. United States, the Ameri- iFriends of the Hebrew uni- ,jt Hadassah and the Ameri- [j, .vish Physicians committee foint sponsors of a $4,000,000 school campaign to estab- the Hebrew university-Ha- j- ledical school. Half of medical school quota, $2,000,- ady has been raised. planning of a medical in Mt. Scopus has been ible by the physical l/ ALL . , MOST HAPPY HOLIDAY ADRIAN McCUNE . Real Estate Consultant Ian American Bank Building PHONE 3-7796 In the Heart of Downtown Miami JRF EXCHANGE BAR Miami's Most Popular Bar 279 East Flagler Street PHONE 2-8944 Opp. Cor. Elks Club plant which exists at the Uni- versity-Hadassah Medical Center the Rothschild-Hadassah-Uni- versity hospital and the Henrietta Szold School of Nursing of Ha- dassah, and the post-graduate medical research facilities in the Nathan Ratnoff building of the universityas well as the bril- liant work of the staffs of the Hadassah Medical Organization and the university. Top Flight Medical Scientists Prof. Saul Adler, the chairman of the pre-faculty of medicine for post-graduate research of the uni- versity, is a world-famous au- thority on tropical medicine. His major concentration has been on the various aspects of leishmani- asis. This work has an important relation to the control of kala- azar and oriental sore. From 1930 to 1932 he headed the ex- pedition of the Royal Society of London and the Hebrew univers- ity to investigate the dread kala- azar disease in Sicily and Malta, and he received the Chalmers medal of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene in recognition of his work. The disease commonly known as oriental sore is relatively mild in Palestine, but it has a marked virulence in the Far East. Re- cently officials of the United Nations suggested to Dr. Adler that he go to China to study on the spot an outbreak of oriental sore which is threatening the lives of millions of people. It is a striking tribute to the quality of the work done at the Hebrew university that one of its men should have been sought out for this vital mission. Two other outstanding medical scientists of the Hebrew univers- ity are Prof. Leonid Doljanski, head of the department of ex- perimental pathology, and Prof. Ludwig Halberstaedter, head of the department of radiology, who have brought an international reputation to the cancer research laboratories of the university and the hospital. These are the first laboratories in the Middle East to be devoted to cancer research and treatment, and last year's grant to the laboratories by the British Emipre cancer campaign was the first ever to be made by the campaign outside the British isles. Prof. Bernhard Zondek is an- other scientist who has achieved world eminence for his work at the university and the hospital. Dr. Zondek, the co-discoverer of the Aschheim-Zondek pregnancy test, is professor of gynecology at the university and head of the gynecological-obstetrical depart- (Continued on Page 48) KARL SQUIRES ENGINEERS Civil Engineers. Surveyors Maps 210 Calumet Building PHONE 3-8270 SEASON'S GREETINGS SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. of CANADA 218 Shoreland Building PHONE 3-8797 W. KEITH PHILLIPS ALEX S. COHEN SAM KATZ SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR JAMES T. WILSON Superintendent of Public Instruction H. OPENING OCTOBER 1st THE LEAR SCHOOL Joining and All-Day Sessions fuisciy through 12th Grades ORNINGS: Outdoor Academic nstruction. Complete Comnnrc- II Courses. AFTERNOONS: Music, Art, and r.imatics. Large Private Swim- ing Pool on Premises. Registration now open 1010 West Avenue, M. B. Phone 5-0606 IDA R, LEAR, Director HAPPY HOLIDAYS The Best the Market Affords it Reasonable Prices DIXIE CASH MARKET 139 N. W. 14th Street MIAMI, FLORIDA BEST WISHES TO MY MANY JEWISH FRIENDS FRANK V. QUIGLEY 131 Alton Road PHONE 5-2305 A Most Happy New Year Window Cleaning Service, Inc. Fred and Herbert Abrams Cleaning Specialists CHIMNEYS FLOORS WINDOWS 1665 Michigan Avenue PHONE 5-5907 NEWMAN'S SIGNS 'WE MADE SIGNS BEFORE WE COULD TALK" 332 N. E. 2nd Avenue PHONE 3-1603 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL DR. and MRS. EUGENE WEISS * NEW YEAR GREETINGS REED CONSTRUCTION CORP. Engineers and Contractors 1345 20th Street Mkrrru Beach, Ffa. FOUNDATIONS DOCKS GUNITING BASCULE AND FIXED BRIDGES CONCRETE STEEL TO OUR FRIENDS, PATRONS and ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR BUTLER-WILSON PAPER COMPANY SIDNEY GANS MORRIS GANS 1401 N. W. 22nd Street Phone 3-0738 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR EUGENE- J. WEISS AND FAMILY ACCOUNTANT TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR L. L POWELL & SONS REALTORS 1659 Lenox Avenue Phone 5-3357 A HAPPY PASSOVER TO ALL PATS REFRIGERATION SERVICE Domestic-Commercial Service on All Makes Phone 9-3572 3301 N. W. 17th AVE. MIAMI, FLA. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS TAYSTEE FOOD DISTRIBUTORS 16 N. E. Ninth Street Phone 3-5717 "PICKLE PRODUCTS AND APPETIZERS" TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR P. RICHARDSON Insulation Firebrick Tanks Traps and Regulators 311 Mendoza Avenue Warehouse: 1159 N. W. 22nd Street Phone 4-2201 Phone 3-4860 BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR . EMERSON TIRE COMPANY (Not Incorporated) U. S. TIRES DISTRIBUTORS 600 N. E. First Avenue 2644 S. W. 8th Street Telephone 3-5308 Phone 4-9529 SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR * i i >l f 1 i \ * ( 1 V ' t PAGE FORTY-EIGHT vbnishflcrMton .raPA^jgrEMufr PALESTINE MEDICAL RESEARCH AIDS COUNTRY (Continued, from Page 47) ment at the hospital. He is also head of the Harmone Research laboratory, which has been en- ed in work of considerable Im- portance in the development of thromboplastin (substances with strong blood-coagulating proper- ties). Experiments have evolved a new method of preparing throm- boplastin derived from a human source so as to eliminate the pos- sibility of toxic reactions. The direction discovered that the hu- laboratory under Dr. Zondek's . placenta can be utilized for this purpose, and for the first time has established that wound healing can be placed on a bio- .,; basis. The investigations ir tins field should have far- reaching results, and the Pales- tun- government board of scien- I industrial research has pro> a gi ant for the continu- :. f the study by the labora- tory. Malaria Controlled The late Prof. Israel J. Kligler. head epartment of bacteri- .1 public health and di- university's malaria rese tation at Rosh Pinah. e. until his death in 1944, I '.....OUS aspects of I; was in the field ntrol that Dr. Krig- i ati -: distinction. . recognized as one of l's loading experts. To malai ia control pro- lue the fact that Palestine nly country in the Middle u iw of portance. Kligler's pioneering work ntinued by the present if the malaria research Ihe brilliant Prof. Gideon . '.'. ; 'A II, Dr. - .. n the rank of nel in the British i VIedi | and gl .. malaria ronl unit which served in high- larial areas in Iraq. Persia : a. His contribution to : effort was recognized by who decorated him Ihe Order of the British (O.B.E.). The scientific and health work n and women of the uni- versity and the projected Hebrew university -Had a S a h Medical school will be a constant source of inspiration not only to the scient- ists and medical men of Palestine but to the Jewish people in gen- eral. Their scientific labors will benefit all the peoples of Pales- tineJews and Arabs alike. At the same time they will contrib- ute their share, the share of the Jewish people, to the advance- ment of science and m< knowledge for the good of hu- manity at large. GREETINGS RICHTER'S JEWELRY CO.. Inc. 160 E. Flaqler Street PHONE 3-2197 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR MIAMI BEACH CHEMICAL CO. Anchor Brand Products Hotel, Janitor, Sanitary Supplies, Deodorants, Disinfectants Phone S-43S3 824 First St. Miami Beach ROWLAND P. EVANS SEASON'S GREETINGS HOI E. MQREDQCK Company 1228 S. W. First Street Phone 3-5433P. O. Box 1790 Miami 10, Florida International Motor Trucks Power Units, McCormick- Deering Tractors Farm Machinery What Ho Jews Think Of Jesus? (Continued from Page 40) He was capable of bursts of ill- temper, as when he cursed the towns of Capernaum, Chorazin and Beth Saida. or when he de- nounced a fig tree for not yield- ing fruit to appease his hunger, though it was not the fruit bear- ing season. And hi was intem- perate in hi mnation of the scribes and Pharisees, most of whom weie thoroughly honest and dedicated men. Finally. there ai e al li of chau- vinism in him. When a Canaan ite woman pleads with him to heal her daughter, he responds: "It is wrong to take the chil- dren's br< throw it to the little dogs" He declares ex- plicitly: "I am not sent except to the lost i p : the House ol rsrael." To him "Gentile and -publican" are equally terms of opprobrium. And he plainly in- structs the Apostles not to bear his message to non-Jews. These failings are understand- able and pardonable as human frailties. Certainly they are more than offset by virtues. The point la however, that they are incon- sistent with any claim to perfec- tion on J.sus' behalf, with any suggestion that he constitutes a paragon to be uncritically revered and emulated without reservation. Very well. then, says the Chris- tian, let it be conceded that Jesus is neither God. nor uniquely His son. nor the Messiah, nor a moral prophet, nor even an impeccable human being. Certainly he was. despite his frailties, a great man. a gifted and exalted teacher. Will not the Jews accept him as such? To which tin- answer of Jews runs: 'Have Jews, except under the extremest provocation, ever quarreled with such a presents tion of him'.'" NEW YEAR GREETINGS EMPIRE GROCERY & MARKET 78 Collins Avenue A HAPPY NEW YEAR JACK'S GROCERY & MARKET 192 N. W. 14th Street p, COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES AND MEATS JACK ROHER. Proprietor A Most Happy New Year Jo All Jewry Dr. Roger W. Arnold 221 S. W. 22nd Avenue MIAMI. FLORIDA SEASONS GREETINGS KATZIF GROCERY 378 N. W. 8th Street PHONE 2-9700 GREETINGS EflTABITE TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR HUTCHISON SERVICE STATION 1155 Collins Avenue PHONE 5-9041 LOBEL'S MARKET 1407 Washington Avenue Ml* FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES MEATS GROCQUB Delivery Service P 1145 N. E. 2nd Avenue PHONE 2-9361 TO ALL i 'S A HAPPY NEW YEAR s $ IT IS A PLEASURE TO EXTEND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO JEWRY EVERYWHERE HERB FRINK ,,. !,u' Mac 130R N. E. BAYSHORE CT. WRECKS REBUILT Your SatisfactionOur Pleasure &5/-!l. MacArthur Causeway] PHONE 2-6611 MttHMMM| NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS I 1 I '1' NEWS TOWER GRILL "WE AIM TO PLEASE" Lunches Sandwiches Soft Drinks IN THE NEWS TOWER A Happy New Year HOLIDAY GREETINGS MR. and MRS. IRVING WESTIN of the Phone s-38SABANA SP0RTSWEAR SHOP Resor, Wear |or Men J^mST" ^^ NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL VAL C. CLEARY YOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER SEASON'S GREETINGS C & F TRUCK BODY & TRAILFR cu^ 2105 S. W. 32nd Avenue LER SH0P Electric and Acetylene Weldi 48"3?66 _______ eWeldma ~ General Iron Work fe^**^Zf1 NEW YEAR GREETINGS"---------------- i Washin^A^J000 VICTORY POOD MARKET^50343 ________________^Washington Avenue , iifi-. ^7-.-xA*-1iUgfl iftf" iftT t ' LY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 * Jewish ftorldHam PAGE FORTY-NINE TENINGS IN PALESTINE DURING 5707 By BERL CORALNIK JERUSALEM. e year 5707 in Palestine will be known as the "Year of ," for it jeft us amid bursting bombs and whistling bullets, rror came both from the British government and the Pales- dministration, as well as from dissident Jewish groups, i a terror designed against the very roots of Zionism and e of the Yishuv. e Yishuv struggled hard to maintain inner discipline, e the fact that the Jewish Agency executive members imprisoned in Latrun for months, as were the chairman Jewish National Council and other prominent leaders, and the daily hostile measures and terrorism greeted and sup- ported this new policy, hoping that the struggle would enter a new and more effective phase. General Barker's infamous re- mark about beating the Jews in the "most sensitive spot, their pockets," was to be used as a boomerang against the British whose pockets are generally con- sidered to be quite sensitive. The second logical step in the new campaign would have been to recall all Jews employed by the government. Had such a step been taken, the entire Pales- tine administration would have been paralyzed. Although the Jewish members of several gov- ernmental committees were re- called, no further steps along these lines were taken, which led to a growing dissatisfaction in the Yishuv. administration. While the Palestine issue remained uded in midair, the Jewish |unity of Palestine was reso- i combatting the govern- oppression as well as the of the dissident groups to away, to take the law into (own hands and lead the rest Yishuv in their footsteps New Year 5707 began in lluiky way. Basic Zionist were at stake, and the Ions: "Whither Yishuv? ler Zionism?" did not then, fcy still don't today, evoke a lever, the first and fore- goul in the year 5707 was: immigration to Palestine, any and every condition, In spite of every obstacle in its way! This goal found Ission in an important meet- leld during the year of the km of the Jewish National til and representatives of Dipalities and local city Ills. At this conference a of $400,000 was created, with lie purpose the stimulation itional Jewish immigration iBBtine. Despite the fact that municipal budgets require imental approval, the sum Raised from the budgets of tine's city and town councils. step was also the begin- 1 of the Yishuv's policy of ^operation with the govern- All those in the Yishuv vere opposed to bloodshed In July of last year, shortly be- fore the arrests of the agency leaders, a meeting in Paris of agency representatives in Jeru- salem, London and New York was called for the purpose of stock-taking. At this gathering the agency rejected the so-called Morrison plan and demanded in its place the granting immedi- ately of 100,000 certificates for the speedy immigration of 100,- 000 Jews to Palestine. In addi- tion, the agency demanded that full autonomy be given the area where the projected Jewish state would be and that full control over immigration be given the government of this area. These demands were communi- cated to Britain and the United States. President Truman sup- ported these demands and in- formed the British of his opinion. London, however, came up with a conference of the Arab states, and the Arabs and Jews in Pales- tine, for the purpose of explor- ing the problem further. Be- cause of the arrests of the agency leaders and the government's re- pressive measures, as well as London's refusal to use the agency's demands as a basis for discussion, the agency refused to participate in these conferences. (Continued on Page 54) Mr. and Mrs. DAVID Vll/.l> and Family it WISH ALL THEIR FRIENDS A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR NEW YEAR GREETINGS Joli ii B. Orr, I in*. Building Construction Quarry Keystone PHONE 2-4159 25 N. E. 20th Street y SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR IB. Leatherman CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT DADE COUNTY 1 ? IT IS INDEED A PLEASURE TO WISH FOR ALL IEWRY A TRULY HAPPY NEW YEAR Nathan Mayo Commissioner of Agriculture STATE OF FLORIDA Baron de Hirsch Meyer EXTENDS TO HIS MANY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR i i 1 I 1 < * 1 1. ;( 1 1 1 1 t T f BEST WISHES for BETTER LIVING in the NEW YEAR Ihe Florida Power & Light Company is carry- ing out an $85,000,000 program to expand its facilities so that more people may enjoy clean, modern, economical efficient electric service in their homes. This is our con- tribution to better living in Florida. * i i IT ',! DAVE BOSWORTH, District Manager FLORIDA mi km UllO * L . - I PAGE FIFTY *JtnHt thrift >AY. SEPTEMBtB Europe ... As Seen By Moses A. Leavitt Bu MOSES A. LEAVITT Executive Vice Chairman. Joint Distribution Comnutta EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article by Moses A. Leavitt. execu tie vice Chairman of the Joint Distribution Commltt... il ba..d on hi. personal observations of the conditions, hopes and fears of the Jewisn survivors in European lands at the close of the year 5707. Mr, Leavitt, an outstanding author.ty on relief and rehabilitation, has recently returned from a ten-week inspection trip during which he surveyed Jewish needs in nearly every country in Europe. After returning from the chaos of Europe to the well ordered way of life in the United States, it is almost impossible to formu- late impressions in a phrase. Conditions vary so greatly from country to country that when one crosses a border he invariably finds himself in a different world. Although these changing conditions make it difficult to generalize, certain basic facts are true for nearly all sections of Europe. The tremendous scale of destruction is perhaps the first fact that impresses itself on the mind of the American observer. It is impossible for any one who has not seen it to picture hundreds of thousands of homes in ruins. tens of thousands of factories de- stroyed, the incredible loss in livestock, machines and tools. So great is the desti ucti in that it heroines immediately clear that - the United States steps in a major JDC problem. Th<- third fact that imp-1 me everywhere 1 went was the : the JLX unqualified importance of the or- lives of thi sh survivi rs with substantial aid, Europe will JDC is the n from thi remain a beggar continent for cradle I ivi hund < Vim: S tO C of t! '".- JeWS. The second dis ng factor ..\ IDC carries on one that seriously impedes the ;. ["here is a long- Joint Distribution i mn tt< lii I and reconstruction i Europe's Jewsis spiralling in- flation that exists in countrj aftei country. Prici rising and tin val is constantly falling T .:. y th< JDC is able to bu .: than it bouj even a month country meeting needs with ever-i ...r, has become NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS For Better Health Visit the Miami Health Institute A Modern Institution Dedicated to Health 7235 Biscayne Boulevard PHONE 7-7896 ng-tin i pr< gram ai . : .' fi and tl i wherevi I ;< iN S GREETINGS We Have a Supply of HOLIDAY CARDS SKAGSETH STATIONERY CO. 53 N. E. First Street 1452 Washington Avenue GREETINGS CAPTAIN AL'S FISH MARKET ALWAYS FRESH FISH PROMPT DELIVERY 2321 S. W. 17th Avenue PHONE 4-9392 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR lii Mitchel D. Price Charles W. Zaring Robert S. Florence Stephen's Transfer Co. Dependable Hauling 1525 N. Miami Avenue PHONE 9-1649 ent situations exist in Germany. Austria and Italy, where 250.000 displaced Jews are living in the .amps and centers waiting for opportuniti. i I i rebuild their lives in othi i Ian It is not a qu ; r""1' and clothii displaced Jews have thus fai had their basic food ive cloth- ing, but it not good clot They hav. "'" lf thev are often W!k'' should i ''' ,,u' displai i not thi phys- ical conditi m, but the spiritual and | ration mp life. Can : bke pris in life in in- detern When a SKA.-' iN'S GREETINGS T-SQUARE & TRIANGLE CO. 1626 Lenox Ave 5-2663 Blue Prints Photostats Black & White Prints RELIABLE SERVICE For Architects and Engineers BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Stanley's Jewelers 240 Sth St. Miami Beach PHONE 5-2236 Best Wishes To All For A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. ami Mi s. Herman Rohdi MIAMI BEACH man goes to jail for a year or two with the knowledge that he will be free after he has served his allotted time, he can keep up hope and courage. But when ; man's stay in a displaced persons camp is of indefinite duratl >n, he Incomes the victim of what the ci miinologists call "prison psychology." In the ease of dis- j placed .lews this state of mind is complicated by the knowledge that they are innocent of any crime against society or against their fellow man. Displaced Jews in Germany, tor a dmnt future Jr IS ^n^.:.,. Recall bk recommend.^H able : *mJ ab'e """'ii'iendatinn 'l Brati ""i forth,*J pleth ireiLiM SP' aly for J "'ready suffer^ UllSp. 'ho havi w eadjr su, |'ii nen BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS CLOVERLEAF SERVICE STATION V. r.\ CHILDERS 1205 Fifth Street F- w. mRMi Phone 5-9Tr| WISHING YOU A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR lti<*hie Plumbing .Supply. \w NEW AND USED PLUMBING SUPPLIES 2116 N. W. 27th Ave. Telephone 3-4292 Miami. r*| Branch: 810 N. W. 79th St. Telephone 7 5110 Miami Flirt I THE LEVIN FAMILY SEASON'S GREETINGS HENRY A. POHL, INC. State Distributors gray >i \m\i; MOTORS GASOLINE and DIESEL 410 N. E. 13th Street Phone J TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and .11 rs. Ij'on llt:* and Soi of the BLACKSTONE FOOD MARKET 737 Washington Avenue Phone ml BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR GENERAL INSULATING CO. MAKE YOUR HOME COOLER MIAMI BEACH TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ROY RANSON NORMANDY BEACH TAVERN CABANAS PRIVATE BEACH 7132 Collins Avenue Miami Beach Phone 8-ffll 420 Lincoln Road Phone 58-1139 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS UNITED KOSHER MARKET NOW LOCATED 1553 S. W. 8th Street Phone r2m Under the Management of MR. and MRS. LOUIS KATZ TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR i1 MR. and MRS. BARNEY WILSON George's Garage, Inc. 170 N. E. First Street BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NKW YEAH TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS 8! W vor rwr WAVE A MAGIC WAMD .- TO I'ltOI Ml YOI II LOVED W Holiday Greeting/! &%* STORE J I W PHONE "1, ? 2-3I5I W INSURANCE WL SEyBOLD kCV BUIIDM6 GreedH* But You Can Give Them and Yourself Adequate Protection With A Combination Non-Cancellable Disability and Life Insurance PoW ACKERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. WE INVITE INQUIRIES ACCIDENT & HEALTH DEP^ ly, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *JewishfkrMbvn PAGE FTFTY-Ol ipe ... AsSeenByMosesAleavitt Jnued from previous page) | lui.il too long. In effort to bolster sagging Bnd provide productive Its for displaced Jews who ailing for governments and bvernmental bodies to de 'hether or not they arc t( a future, the JDC initiated Irk-, program. In Austria lallv. where the number of DP's is smallerabout important progress has Knade in providing produc lecupations. U projects Have been <>p- Ig for the past five months. Tpi intod moneyscrip- js handed out to workers tment for their efforts. With temp they go to specially ed .IDC canteens and pur- additional food, clothing lomfort items, hen 1 asked the storekeeper: JDC canteens what articles ,!, greatest demand, they D1Vc! "lied sheets and pillow So many years have , since the Jewish DP's on sheets, that linens me a symbol of the de- ll they once knew. Italy, too. the situation is Jing. Up to a few months there had been a constant iver in the DP population in fcountry. They came in from nany, Austria and other left on boats, and others to take their place. Today. It has become increasingly full to reach Palestine, there growing conviction among )P'. in Italy that they will i to remain a longer time than [had originally contemplated I too, are beginning to think irms of long-range projects. pcquiring new skills so that make adequate eontri- bns to their new home when y. >n opportunities are able to them. One of the impressive achieve- ments in Italy is the excellent JDC medical program. It is of an exceptionally high standard because the doctors, nui ses and technicians who administer it are self-sacrificing in their devotion to the people they have under- aken to help. In contrast to conditions in Germany, Austria and Italy here helplessness and despair ere noticeable at every turn, Czechoslovakia was a land of smiling people, of working peo- ple filled with vitality and the desire to rebuild. The Jews in that country, small in number, are for the most part slowly and steadily recovering. In Bratislava I officiated at the opening of a weavers' cooperative where 100 women earn their livelihoods with handlooms. The wool was supplied by the govern- ment and the finished cloth was sold back to the government. This is the second weavers' co- operative started with JDC funds. The general feeling among Czech leaders is that another six or seven such enterprises are needed to provide productive employ- ment for another 1,000 widows and girls, who today are main- 'ained on relief but who could become self-sufficient if properly trained. Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, chair- man of the JDC European Execu- tive committee, joined me in Prague and together we went into Poland. Our first step was Lower Silesia. Dr. Schwartz, who had not been in that section for nearly a year, was amazed at the prog- ress that had been made since his last visit. The province is rich and fertile. The factories and mines are working and nearly all the employable Jews are working too. Some 4,500 of the 50,000 Jews in Silesia are in producers' co- operatives which provide full (Continued on next page) Mr. and Mrs. David IIrowii and Family WISH ALL THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR DR. and MRS. BARNEY WEINKLE DR. and MRS. MILTON L. WEINKLE DR. W. STANLEY WEINKLE EXTEND TO ALL THEIR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tendrich and Family Wish All Their Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO JEWRY EVERYWHERE A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. J. Ballas DALLAS GROCERY 6700 N. W. 15th Avenue Phone 7-9578 [BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR :LORIDA FUEL OIL INC. 950 N. W. 73rd Street 10ST HAPPY NEW YEAR NATIONAL TITLE COMPANY and ASSOCIATES A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALLL Midwest Poultry. Fish & Egg Co. You Get the Best At Midwest FRESH FISH SEAFOOD DAILY Open Sunday Till Noon 1832 S. W. 8th Street PHONE 2-2279 GREETINGS TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS Varsity Cleaners 203 Alhambra Circle 178 S. W. 17th Ave. TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR B. im. Hanson, Realtor Specializing in Southwest Properties 2269 Coral Way Phone 48-3706 Miami 35, Florida A HAPPY NEW YEAR DE BOLIAC CO. 440 N. W. 29th Street Phone 2-5294 Truck Service and Equipment Garwood Sales and Service FLEET MAINTENANCE STEEL FABRICATION HAPPY NEW EAR TO ALL . "Lots For Sale" Jmall Down and Monthly Payments CALL oin llarkdull REAL ESTATE 4610 N. W. 17th Ave. PHONE 7-2035 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Eleetrolux Corporation Happy To Announce Their NEW LOCATION 172 N. E. 40th Street PHONE 7-7502 BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR ANDRE Inc. 1121 Washington Avenue 58-3614 58-3615 Makers of Fine Candies Handed Fruit Shippers WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY ON THE OCCASION OF ROSH HASHONA TO EXTEND NEW YEAR GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS y Mr. and Mrs. Mayer IL Frankel GREETINGS TO ALL MY FRIENDS George "DUKHILL" Adler 115 N. E. FIRST STREET PHONE 2-5477 SEASON'S GREETINGS MUTUAL INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES, Inc. FIRE WINDSTORM CASUALTY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS Ingraham Building Phone 3-5471 SEASON'S GREETINGS ACE CONCRETE SERVICE CO. Complete Concrete Placing Service & Masonry Phones 8-1796 7-6465 3153 N. W. South River Drive i !w i <- ' j : ! * . . I , 1' ', PAGE FIFTY-TWO *Jenist>nurfcMgn FRIDAY, i gary into Austria, going through Europe ... As Seen By Moses Aleavitt,f---^-^whHstrippcd (Continued from previous page) I pogroms in Poland, support for some 16.000 individu-1 Hungary was n,v als. There are also a number of Jews working in government fac- tories, nationalized coal mines, textile mills and glass works. Be- tween the two groupsthose in the cooperatives and those in government-operated factories there is a great discrepancy in wages. A Jewish worker in the t imperatives earns from two to three times the salary of the em- ployee in the nationalized plants and mines. The 7.000 or 8,000 zlotys a month (approximately S70 or $80) which is the standard wage in the government enter- prises cannot be stretched to pro- vide clothing, shoes, medical care or to meet the food requirements of an entire family. In conse- ary. There isn't a Jew among the nearly 200.000 in thnt un- happy land who has not received JDC assistance. Here is a country them systematically of whatever funds and clothing they earned with them. To make their situa- tion more tragic, those who ar- rive! after April 21 have been n aid by the United States military authorities or the Inter- national Refugee Organization. SEPTEMbq, where there is not enough money A; f,rs, ,]u, number was small, in circulation for the normal pro- Bv jlllv [5 lt had grown to nearly cesses of trade. I ':' 4.000. Today, it has reached the partment stores withoul a single daggering figure of 7.">i>0 Jewish customer because no one has refugees who are entirely de- enough money to pu chase any- pen(|ent upon the JDC for shel- ving except the bares! necessi- u,.. f00j and medical ties of life. care ':';'' "lost nuser- The economic facts of the conn- a^je people I have seen in all my try necessitate major emphasis iravels Because no suitable on provision of clothing. During the first six monl li'^7. the JDC distributed 265.000 complete outfits to need;. Hul So scarci iles that 1 scrap :s wasti d. Even the ma- nd-hand ial in unusable s< c '> quence. large numbers of Polish Ull r .-,i j .u tn<- c othing sent I iiun- Jews still depend upon the JDC , , gary is repr >< i ssi d an for supplementary assistance. ~ _, i von though they are actually employed on a full-time job. When you come into old Poland there is not only industrial ac- tivity but cultural life Jewish newspapers are flourish- ing. The Jewish theatre has had M:'l}y,JiU a rebirth. Books are being pub- lished once again. Every size- able Jewish community has its : terary Verrein. An amazing job been done in collecting his- cal material covering every ;e of the Jewish tragedy. The JDC distribution of matzoh 5t Passover served as a census of Polish Jews. Since some 94.000 :ed for Passover foods, it is - fe to assume that that number resents nearly the entire Jew- population of Poland. The exodus which only a j reached the proportions of a llong mass flight has all but si 'pped. The Jews in Poland to- feel more secure. Jewish kers in factories and in mines t Id me that anti-Semitism ap ..red to be on the wane. The vnment has taken aggressive n to fight anti-Semitism, but n >ne was ready to guarantee I there would be no further There are other critical prob- lems for the JDC in Hun is the col issal task of pro- viding all or- supplementary food well "" '' ''"' ^ew'sn PP" ulation. There is the problem of | 1 .- 500 Jewis I 200 of thi m in 00 JDC su| I to then Although I did not go into Rumania. I talk ny of the .feus wh 1 fled fi m th< famine- ea of M ildavia, to seek haven in the DP camps in Ger- many Ausl I had moved ai into Hungary and aci >ss Hun- buildings havi 1 een made avail- able for them, 30 to 40 are com- ! to live in a single room. In France, too, there is an in- but one without tragic 0vi rtones Some 1.500 per- nto France m the DP camps (Cont ued on next page) GREETINGS While"* Liquor Slors PHONE 48-6846 2212 S. W. 8th St. A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL MERCHANTS EGG CO. Wholesale and Retail EGGS FRESH DAILY 1200 N. W. 22nd Street Phone 2-2927 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR J. W. Walson. Jr. CITY ATTORNEY Miami. Florida Mr. and Mrs. 1 SEASON'S GREETINGS $ *- TO0P INSURANCE AGENCT Fire Windstorm AutonJ Casualty DIVIDEND SAVINGS Security-Protection-Sen, 2010 N. E. 2nd Ah Phone 2-7615 s GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR Electric and Acetylene WELDING 2985 N. W. 54th Street PHONE 78-1161 GREETINGS TOM DUPREE REAL ESTATE 741 Dade Boulevard MIAMI BEACH PHONE 58-2743 SEASON'S GREETINGS from Mans llrolhcrs RADIO 2210 S. W. 8th Street Phone 48-4958 l" T SEASON'S GREETINGS AUTO LOCK and HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Send Us Your Lock Troubles Phone 9-3144 J. P. and JOHN NILON 1304 N. E. 2nd Ave. SEASON'S GREETINGS . 475 41st Street Road Seric 5-91)1 WASHING POLISHING LUBRICATION TIRES TUBES BATTERIES liohhs Service Station T Cut Flown HAPPY NEW YEAR THE C. W. KISTLER COMPANY duPONT BUILDING MIAMI. FLORIDA Phone 2-5154 Lowest Monthly Payment in This Area on Home Loans LOWEST RATES No Mortgage Insurance Charge Flowers Telegraphed LANSIIX'S FLOW Kit* A. V\ STOLL. Proprietor FLORAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS 2937 Biscayne Blvd. Phone 2-9195 Miarni 37, Flo. T A Happy New Year To All L. MURRAY DIXON Architect 605 Lincoln Road 58-1671 Arthur W. Eisenmeyer. Jr. S. W. FIRST STREET SEASONS GREETINGS T Ed's Standard Service ''" th A Smile" TRY OUR GREASE JOBS LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS Quality STANDARD Products 904 Fifth Street MIAMI BEACH GREETINGS TO ALL Shop Us First For The Best In Musical Merchandtu piiil pitt's v,:; 36 N. MIAMI AVE. Phone 2-5181 Miami's Oldest Complete Music Store -------- -------------------..... - GREETINGS !i{ II. C 1 I Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association Pan American Bank Bldg. MIAMI, FLA. SEASON'S BEST WISHES STIMKLIX 4p "That Good Gulf Service" LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS PROMPT SERVICE 276 N. W. 5th Street BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Modern Paint Company. !"< PAINTING CONTRACTORS Operated by Fred Walker 2531 N. W. 2nd Avenue Phone 2'35" TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Blue Angel Bar and Grill Your Satisfaction Our Pleasure SOME AS GOODNONE BETTER The Best for Less 1230 N. W. 79th Street Phone ?.g445 T GREETINGS TO ALL Jii Kuta's Yacht Basin "84 N. W North Riv.r Drive Phone 2-3067 MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING Happiness. Joy and B'roHperitl TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS AND TO ALL JEWRY Schrager's, Inc. 1001 WEST FLAGLER STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA PHONE 2-0707 "HIGHEST TYPE PRESCRIPTION PHAJUMCf IY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 * Jewish ncridHan PAGE FIFTY-THREE Hope... j| the Truth )R. JACOB H. KAPLAN Emeritus, Temple Israel; Sclent. Florida State Rab- binical Association Shono Tova Tikosayvu. you be inscribed for a good I wishes are brief, but my are great in this coming May you, together with L|,. house of Israel, together he house of humanity, be (>ecl for a Good Year. | HOPE for a good year is Lq Jews spend some of the [wealth we are pouring out fend ourselves against the |s of every animal that for telling the truth, the truth, and nothing but the | about us Jews daily, con- in newspapers, over radio ks, and in every way pos- Din the truth into the ears I fair-minded men and wom- |ery few of whom really anything about the Jews. tell the truth about our Dn. about our homes, about lusincss dealings, about our Bes. about our interest in noble project for human te. There are millions of lians who have been fed ruths about the Jews in the \h. and whole lies by the Semites. Let's tell the truth fcse fine Christian men and who want to know the hiding neither our virtues tie vices of some of our us organize a Committee lusincss Ethics in EVERY unity, and present to every |ii. our midst the choice of acting in accordance with II standards of life or be led by us as Jews unworthy ar the name Jew in our may we continue to be a JASON'S GREETINGS imi Food Store 165 N. E. 14th Street Phone 3-2038 SW YEAR GREETINGS oral Gables Garage [132 Giralda Avenue Phone 4-2424 EASON'S GREETINGS Howard rup Co., Inc. Formerly JRTIS ISLE PRODUCTS Now Located 28 S. W. 8th STREET Phone 48-2116 blessing to all the families of the earth as we have been through- out the centuries by our stubborn adherence to the laws of our Torah. May God bless us and all hu- manity in the coming year with PEACE on the principles of JUS- TICE. Amen. Europe As I Saw It (Continued from previous page) of Germany and Austria. JDC has on contract some 800 rooms in hotels where the infiltrees are housed until suitable accommo- dations can be found for them. The cost is very high, and the JDC budget in France is rising every month. Studies we have made, however, point up the fact that after three months in France the majority of the refugees are able to support themselves, many of them through JDC vocational training projects and other eco- nomic aids. One of the questions in my mind before I went overseas was "How long must we carry on?" Over there I found the answer to that question, for it is impos- sible to visualize the extent of the poverty, the destitution and the tragedy from this side of the Atlantic. Now in the third year of peace many Jews are working and be- ginning to get back on their feet, but they are still unable to care a* Mr. and Mrs. M. LIJNDY AND Lundy's Market 1435 Washington Ave. EXTEND NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO THEIR FRIENDS and RELATIVES A HAPPY NEW YEAR Lula Jones Flowers For All Occasions DELIVERY Cut FlowersPotted Plants CorsagesFuneral Designs WeddingsParties 1910 S. W. 8th Street 2-5790 Phones 2-5384 TO ALL SEASON'S GREETINGS Charles B. Fine Watch and Jewelry REPAIRING Watch Materials and Tools OUR SPECIALTY 1201 Pan American Bank Bldg. S! SEASON'S GREETINGS tf Marinda's Gift Shop Lincoln Road Phone 5-3S81 ^Painted Novelties Greeting Cards Original Gifts *< ' for their own. They still are unable to support the aged, the orphans, the sick and maintain their religious institutions. If the support of the "Joint" were withdrawn today, nearly all Jew- ish social services would com- pletely collapse tomorrow, bring- ing added tragedy and hopeless- ness to Europe's Jews. From this fact we get the answer to our question, "How long must we carry on?" The Jews of America must continue to provide large scale funds not only for emergency relief, but also for reconstructioneconomic assistance. If the funds are avail- able to make the Jews of Europe self-sustaining and self-support- ing, the span of time until they can take care of their own will be greatly shortened. Adequate help sent today over and above what is needed for food and clothing, will mean that urgent relief needs will be greatly di- minished tomorrow. SEASON'S GREETINGS Marion Butler REAL ESTATE 1616 Alton Road Phone 5-6409 NEW YEAR GREETINGS Famous Baking Corp. 463 W. Flagler St. 3-8146 Specializing in Hotel and Restaurant Service Bread Rolls Cakes r A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Eatwell Restaurant Some As Good None Better "The Best for Less" 909 N. Miami Ave. MIAMI SEASON'S GREETINGS from y WHITE STAR GROCERY 63 N. E. 17th Street r HAPPY NEW YEAR * University of Miami CORAL GABLES GREETINGS American Pharmacy. Inc. 744 N. E. 2nd Ave. Ph. 3-4665 Marshall's Drug Store 653 N. W. 62nd St. Ph. 7-1202 Marion Drug Store 1701 Coral Way Ph. 4-7621 Rockmoor Pharmacy 5901 N. E. 2nd Ave. Ph. 7-2011 GREETINGS Ace-Saxon Cigarette Service 3898 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Fla. Phone 7-6677 CIGARETTE MERCHANDISING MACHINES A Service Institution GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR Kassin's Linen Shop 657 Lincoln Road 104 E. Flagler Street Raymond-Abe-Leon-Morris To Our Many Friends & Patrons A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Goldstein Clothing Exchange 439 N. Miami Ave. Miami Mr. and Mrs. SAM GOLDSTEIN and Family Extend New Year Wishes to All SEASON'S GREETINGS Jensen's Liquor Tavern BAR and PACKAGE STORE We Carry A Full Line of Package Goods CHOICE LIQUORS and WINES 1646 S. W. 27th Avenue HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS ACME SEPTIC TANK CO. 5705 N. W. 27th Avenue Phone 7-7613 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR * J. J. FARREY BUILDING INSPECTOR MIAMI BEACH GREETINGS May the New Year Bring Unity for the United Nations and Everlasting Peace to All Mankind Florida Linen Service 100 N. W. 20th STREET HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS Exchange Hotel 141 N. E. Third Avenue TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Tropicalites Cold Cathode Lighting NEON SIGNS MAINTENANCE 445 N. W. 54th St. Phone 7-2904 :-t ii < t 1 i . ? i. \ 1 . .: I ,i t t :' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i2, f- ' I r- e \ I A : ... , HAPPENINGS IN PALESTINE DURING 5707 (Continued from Page 49) After announcing that it is "impossible to come to terms with the agency." the Palesl eminent began negotiations ith representatives of "moderate Jews" in Palestine whi talks were conducted in parts of the world. Obviously the government hoped to sot to- gether some kind of Jev resentation with which it c uld come to terms These attempts, however, were unsuccessfu the British could find no Jewis Quislings. Although Britain an- nounced her right to app inl su Jews as she saw fit to t ference, this scheme I doomed to failure. At th the Palestine Arabs declined their invitations to the parley, thus^ destroying entirely the pi the meeting. Meanwhile, the inl tion in Palestine grew si worse. Acting upon the - feeling that '' III done, the Acti ns r*i mmittee was convoked in Jerusalem. The meeting supp irted the agency's stand in refusing to m lease of the agency leaders . matter of polil Later. the agency leaders and prominent Jew deta in I I La- trun, as well as some 1,000 ish agricultural workers di I earlier, were released, but. in or- der to maintain the sacrosanct principle of "balance." the gov- ernment also freed a number of Arabs who had been a pre-war disturbances or tor col- ting du the wai the Axis. The World Zionist Congri meeting in Basle, decid< I ' view of the c rcumsl agency could n : parl any n< g I ial I with I but added that if the changed, the Actions committee would xl -' tei ss 1-. .. ng ' . to the 1 :, gul ' Z - [1 -,. ever, that Palest the I T i I , W. Z. O, Despit Dr. A ntained nged rid. 1 n felt card, The J u the 1 :' 11 i mal p. T nus in H Mr. and Mrs. Morion S. Faan Take Th; Opportunity To With Their Many. Many Friends A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Mr. a Bill Mrs. A. I*, (amirs and Family Extend New Year Greetings to the Board of Directors of the Bureau of Jewish Educa- tion and their families, their many friends and the Jewish Community of Greater Miami T GREETINGS LaFRANCE CLEANERS & DYERS 244 N. W. 35th Street T MR. and MRS. B. APPEL MR. and MRS. EARL PERTNOY 4430 Royal Palm Avenue T EXTEND BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR THE NEW YEAH MR. and MRS. II. 31. Krakow Wish All Their Relatives and Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR MR. and MRS. DONALD S. LaVIGNE join with their children MR. and MRS. MYRON COWEN and son GARY JOHN and MR. and MRS. WALTER A. LaVIGNE and daughter LESLIE ELLEN In expressing their best wishes to all their friends lor a HAPPY NEW YEAR , pris nwere ee. The inf. ,,un" ' '' "" ; '" i th, : n ' Srvner 1 I pati-n in a .*- ill ag :' e la'ei On A 'uths nvicted I I l'"u'V x A week ... a ntenced n bv i thi .. rus ' n Jane Hi. r. th" j uthsi \ in luly [quest for clemei : ,|llW_ SEASON'S GREETINGS E. Wilck's Dress Shop 211-17 N. Miami Ave. Phono 2 5943 Branches: Fort Lauderdalc Orlando '! EAT WITH THE CHRISTEYS at the i ii i; II O O II Bar & l.rlll We Specialize In Home-Made SPAGHETTI and SAUCE 2945 S. W. 8th Street Phone 4-9142 Jack A. Abbott Miami Beach Y EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Miami E'ouitrv. Fish & Egg Co. Specializing In fUMBO SHRIMP, CRAB MEAT. FRESH KILLED CHICKEN AND TURKEYS Hotels & Restaurants Supplied 1145 S. W. 8th Street PHONE 2-G440 E A AP< ISTLE, Prop. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL It. II. Shaddiek REALTOR Sales Property Management Mortgage Loans 3218 Ponce de Leon Blvd. CORAL GABLES Phone 48-2591 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL y A. Mupphv Reg. Real Estate Broke, 1759 S. W. 8th Street Phones 3-0633-9.2987 Phone 3-4585 PAUL'S CARPET CO. Carpet Linoleum Broadielt Cut and Sewed Repaired and Laid Sterilized and Demothed 2412 N. MIAMI AVE.. MIAMI 37, FLORIDA phone 3-4871 HAPPY NEW YEAR lorn Martin IIrug DRUGGISTS 200 Sunset Drive Phone 4-9221 South Miami PEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR llrarh t*!ass & Mirror Co. 2600 N. W. 361h Street Phone 3-7041 EVERY TYPE OF GLASS and GLASS SERVICE TO ALL THE SEASON'S BEST WISHES STYLECRAFT BAG MFGS. Ladies Handbags by STYLECRAFT 1320 N. MIAMI AVENUE TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR COLONIAL TRANSFER COMPANY 1815 N. W. 7th Avenue Phone 2-5792 MOVING AND COMMERCIAL HAULING ALL Loads Fully Insured Bonded Drivers and Helpers BONDED WAREHOUSE PACKING AND CRATING ti:mpli: bktii similom "The Liberal Congregation on the Beach Chase Avenue at Forty-first Street A PRAYER THAT 5708 WILL BRING ENCOMPASSING PEACE AND DIGNITY TO ALL MANKIND A Most Happy New Year To All CARIBBEAN BUILDERS SUPPLY Building Specialties 1356 N. E. First Ave. PHONE 2-5258 MIAMI BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR T MR. and MRS. Jos. A. ISrrinan AND DAUGHTERS Carol Hilda AND Dale GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR t{i PEACE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IS OUR WISH FOR ALL--------- 4J _____________'J 155 LPUMIftfr...MMM %+.,**> 822 LINCOLN RO.* mmmm FRIDAY. SI SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 ^Jenistflcrldnain PAGE FIFTY-FIVE IAPPENINGS IN PALESTINE DURING 5707 ,nued from previous page) d y lWo British sergeants .,, klclnapped by the Irgun ..,; Leumi as hostages, and who en hidden for three weeks, Kecuted by the Irgun. The Jewish authorities re- loubled their efforts to combat ,,., a. least to stem the A, a meeting of the Jew- council, a sharp lid. L, National iT'gltups proclaiming that the issued to the dissi- pioclaiming that the Vishuv will use force Ln>anizei. blackmail, intimidation Ld coercion. A strongly-worded [enunciation of terrorist blood- Ed wi* an urgent appeal to yUth ml u j0m,h nr" issued by youth or- '.;, Later in ,the year, Gurion declared that th Or- el Vishuv will not abstain Ln from the use of arms against I ssidents. actual civil war has m,, broken out in Palestine, the , .,,.. 0f such a development is I. Meanwhil., the K defense arm, the Hag- l,,,,', .....ying on its own catn- ' nst terroriam and has vd many a terrorist at- by the extremists. The I ile such incident oc- I | when, at the cost of one Li its members' lives, the Haganah I, an extremist plan to blow fuu the civil and military center district administration in V' v, ! Palestine government, how- i, I these efforts as |i: quate. The government de- , it the organized Yishuv : ner, or else fight the , nis with arms in hand in , ive British lives, gov- . p perty and the gov- |, prestige. y.....ng to receive satisfaction Itu these demands, the chief sec- |ri of the Palestine govern- I Si Henry Gurney, sent an turn to the Jewish National council requiring them to call, [within seven days, publicly on the < rate with the po- nd military in eradicating ti In its reply, the Jewish Agency 1 the ultimatum, stating I thai thi Yishuv could not co- operate with a government which enforcing a policy regarded by it as a breach of fundamental I law. In anticipation of further ag- gravati n of the security situa- tion, the government then or- dered the evacuation of British : and children from Pales- iimultaneously establishing "security zones" in each of the three major citiesJerusalem. Tel-Aviv and Haifa. The Jewish residents of the zones received strict orders to evacuate within 48 hours, but no accommodations were provided for them. Subsequently, the high com- missioner announced that he had assumed the power to impose martial law, and on the day of ihe announcement martial law was established in Tel-Aviv, Pe- tachTikva, Ramat Gan and Bnai Brak, as well as in certain areas in Jerusalem. The virtual rulers j ti these areas, where nearly a I quarter of a million Jews lived. ; were military commanders. Civil I authorities served only as politi- | cal advisors, but often their ad- /ice was completely disregarded. Even the high commissioner was unable to overrule the military commanders. Palestine changed from a police to a military slate. where one-third of the Jewish | population was imprisoned. The principle of collective criminal i responsibility was stretched to an alarming degree, and it is not difficult to imagine what hard- ships the Yishuv encountered. Meanwhile, the flow of "illegal" i immigration grew in volume and frequency. Towards the begin- ning of the year 5707, 17 ships arrived in Palestine carrying nearly 22.000 refugees. The story was always the same; the refugee ships were picked up at sea by British planes and destroyers escorted them to Haifa where the passengers were forcibly trans- ferred to waiting deportation vessels and shipped to Cyprus. Recently, the government took a different step: sending the refu- gees back to the port of embarka- tion. The story of the "Exodus 1947" is still fresh in everybody's memory. As a rule, the refugees offered resistance which was overcome by force; tear Mas and clubbing, and sometimes fire arms, often with fatal results. Each refugee ship and subsequent transship- ment and deportation roused the Yishuv's indignation and demon- (Continued on next page) GEO. M. ABOSLEM Wishes To Announce That AUDIPHONE CO. OF MIAMI now has two all-in-one hearing aids, developed by Western Electric and Bell Laboratories. All hard of hearing and hear- ing aid users are invited to CALL 3-3840 1211-13 Pan American Bk. Bldg. SEASON'S BEST WISHES AUTO LOCK and HARDWARE SUPPLY (Wholesale) PHONE 3-6177 1207 N. E. First Ave. TO ALL . A HAPPY NEW YEAR Dunlop Leather Goods Store "If It's Leather, We Have It" ZIPPERS REPAIRED REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS 108 W. Flagler Street PHONE 2-5475 SEASON'S GREETINGS from Sidney Meyer Mitchell Wolfson W0METC0 THEATRES The New Miami TOWN LINCOLN SURF MAYFAIR CAPITOL CAMEO PLAZA STATE GROVE TOWER B1LTMORE PARKWAY ROSETTA STRAND CENTER TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR 14! Palm Bakeries, Inc. I E. BRENNER H. L. SKLANSKY 5708 N. W. 7th Avenu. Phone 7"2381 > S. W. 8th Street 156 N. W. Fifth Street To Out Many Jewish Friends and Customers A Most Happy New Year REES MARSHALL CORAL GABLES INSURANCE CO. PHONE 4-0123 2128 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HIGH-GRADE ELECTRIC Radios Repaired Car and Home Radios OUR SPECIALTY 24-HOUR SERVICE Free Pick Up and Delivery Service 2-9240 PHONES3-7059 19 N. E. 14th Street TO ALL .. A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR KIRBY-TUTTLE CO.. INC. 15 West Flagler Street E Phone 3-7614 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR JOHNNIE & MACK BODY SHOP "By the Railroad Track" PaintingColor Matching SEAT COVERS Body and Fender Repairs 74 N. E. 20th Street, PHONE 9-6546 NEW YEAR GREETINGS HOSEA HARDWARE CO. 611 N. W. Fifth Street Phone 9-2223 FRED W. nOSEA President and General Mgr. y BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR J. & M. EQUIPMENT COMPANY 926 N. Miami Avenue PHONE 3-4872 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR li! W. A. GLASS We Wish to Extend NEW YEAR GREETINGS To Our Many Friends GUARANTY TITLE & ABSTRACT CORP. 50 West Flagler Street TO ALL THE SEASON'S BEST WISHES STYLECRAFT BAG MFGS. t Ladies Handbags by STYLECRAFT 1320 N. MIAMI AVENUE GREETINGS OF THE SEASON Ray .-aiid Hill Emerson Tire Co. 798 N. *W. 62nd Street Phone 7-9320 AUTO ACCESSORIES Gas Oil Lubrication OPEN DAY AND NIGHT SUNDAY UNTIL 10:30 P.M. PHONE 7-9320 J. M. EMMER J. EMMER Magie < ilv Bottle & Supply TELEPHONE 2-6666 BOTTLES. JUGS. JARS and SUPPLIES 222 N. W. 271h Street Miami. Florida DOING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP FLOOR FOR 20 YEARS IN MIAMI sanding ACE CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS INC. 2131 N. W. 51st St. Phone 7-3544 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR The O'Neal Block & Septic Tank Co., Inc. 1338 N. W. 29th STREET PHONE 3-6479 MOSS PRINTING COMPANY 245 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, Fla. HOTEL and COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Manufacturers and Distributors of I in; MOSS LINE STANDARDIZED HOTEL FORMS Geared For Service! PHONE 5-1001 1 i 1 i 11 j H It PAGE FIFTY-SIX vJenistifhriafiatr t 1 1 , -^^AY^EPTEMBEB |t HAPPENINGS IN PALESTINE DURING 5707 (Continued from previous page) si rat ions, strikes, public protests and terrorist reprisals followed. leading to more repressive meas- ui es. The only ray of light in the gloom which enveloped Jewish life in Palestine during the past year was the establishment of new agricultural settlements. The 1. : gest and to date unprecedented colonization effort was the estab- lishment, in one day, October 6 1946, of 11 outposts in the Negev. Other settlements were estab- lished in the hills of Jerusalem eral neighboring Arab states and later a sub-committee toured the DP camps in Europe. At this writing, the report of the UNSCOl has not yet been released. It is. however, expected that the UNSCOP recommendations to the U.N. will be published towards Ihe beginning of 5708. The outgoing year was a year of struggle for the Yishuv. both from within and from without. It seemed sometimes that all the enemies of the Jewish people. >f the Yishuv and of Zionism rose. determined to destroy whatever i was left us from the European and Hebren, ,n Upper and Lower PJJ ^ ^ , Samara and in the Plain * of Sharon. | From within there was a con- the vi helming odds of the land restrictions. Unable or unwilling to con- tinue the implementation of the British government, in Ci nsultation with the I i, approached the United \ us with a request for a spe- on of the general assem- bly I i lake up the Palestine is sue. Dr. Abba Hillel Silver. Da\ i Ben-Gurion and Moshe -ented the Jewish the U.N. As a result of the h arings, during which Soviet myko surprised the iv with his sympathetic ent, the U.N. appoint. .1 a I committee on Palestine. the UNSCOP. 1). spite the boycott of the the I'NSCOP conducted igh investigation of the I in Palestine, visited sev- power Haganah. Thi I nt groups. it must be admitted, grew in numbers and in strength, and there les when they were actually deciding how the situa- tion in the country would de- velop. Imposition of martial law, curfews, protected zones, etc.. were all the results of their ac- tivities. Jewish popular senli- Mr. and Mrs. SAUL GRIEF Wish All Their Relatives and Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS C. H. LYNE Foundry and Machine Company (not inc.) Established 1904 105-109 N. W. Fifth Street Phone 3-6481 NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS $ FRIDEN CALCULATORS NEW LOCATION: 153 N. E. 10th Street Continuous Courteous Service M. L. BAKER, Manager Phone 9-6429 To #vwru I rvi ifii hn t BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR R. T. Jeffries OF Florida East Coast llailwav A Happy New Year To All Our Friends A. .1. I bin ment often favored them, and it was difficult at times for leading Jewish institutions and the Ha- ganah to combat those sentiments. On the other hand, the British administration estranged them- selves from the Yishuv. and erect- ed a wall of hostility between the two. This helped anti-British sentiment to grow and also helped public sympathies to move tow- ards the dissident groups. The Yishuv became pessimistic when it received friendly and sympathetic declarations from ither countries. It ceased to be- lieve in the world's "lip service," feeling that it is up to the world to root out this pessimisism. But despite everything, the "Geula"the Redemption will come. Nobody in the world is more sure of that than the Yishuv. and a Jewish slate in Palestine will be established Therefore. "Leshono Tovah!" NEW YEAR GREETINGS * Court House Bar 37-41 N. W. Miami Court Phone 3-9395 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR NELLIE E. BRENNAN REAL ESTATE 404 N. E. First Avenue Phone 3-1953 RIDE IN SAFETY AND COMFORT IN A BLUE ID GRAY CAB PHONE 2-4141 TO ALL . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR DERBY BUR AND PACKAGE STORE 915 Washington Avenue MIAMI BEACH A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR EDISON PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES RefrigeratorsAppliancei Gas RangesWater Pumps 738 N. W. 62nd Street PHONE 7-6519 GREETINGS WISTERIA FRUIT COMPAQ 3>3 E. Flagl,r Slretl MIAMI-PHONE 3.28M A HAPPY NEW vj^ FLORIDA GRINDING CO I Kmres to Butcher, Ho.,7 Restaurant SerTicing of Meat Chopp.^ Meat Band Sawi RENTING-SERVICING 201 S.W. Fourth At, PHONE 3-5231 larretl Coffee Company Roasters and Packers of COFFEE AND TEAS 501 N. W. Tenth Street Phone Mm WISH FOR ALL THEIR JEWISH FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mr*. I. L. Mintzer & Family WISH ALL THEIR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY HEW YEAR Samuel II. Levy & Mail riee Levy OF THE PENN FOOD CENTER 1052 Alton Road Phone 5-3MJ Southern Dairies and Jersey SEALTEST MILK and ICE CREAM Extends to All Their Jewish Friends SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. HERMAN MACK MACK'S CURB MARKET 16 N. W. 17th Avenue MIAMI MR. and MRS. L. SILVERMAN and the SILVER PAINT COMPANY Our New Miami Location 1119 S. W. FIRST STREET 653 COLLINS AVENUE Miami Beach Wih for All Their Patron. and Friends a HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. David Rosner AND FAMILY WISH THEIR MANY FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES A Very Happy New Year THE ROSNERS WILL AGAIN OPERATE THE J THE COMING YEAR Dietary Laws Strictly Observed 1144 OCEAN DRIVE. MIAMI BEACH Opening About November 15'* HDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 THE JEWS IN THE SOVIET ZONE By PAUL GREEN (Copyright, 1947, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) nue to the difficulty of communication between the eastern Jl western halves of Germany and the hesitancy of the Rus- * Jewish Meridian PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN n permitting correspondents to tour their zone, less in- sertion has been released about the Jews under Soviet ad- ""istration than about their brethren in the Allied areas. Jnwever, this has not prevented the Jews in the Soviet zone lm maintaining contact with the rest of Germany, and last onth the first formal step was taken to form closer relation- with the establishment in Frankfurt of a Central Coordi- ating committee to organize communal activities throughout h,. country One of the members of the Dr. Hans Erich Fa- lommittee is an, who is also general secre- rv of the Federation of Jewish limmunities of the Russian zone. Fabian resides in Berlin, ,here he is on the board of the ewish community, but he has ,ad the opportunity of extensive travel throughout the Soviet tone and he is in continuous Contact with the Jewish commu- nities there. He is, therefore, well qualified to describe the status If the Jews under Russian ad- ministration. According to Dr. Fabian, the number of Jews in the Soviet tone is about 1,500. This is a Considerable reduction from pre- littler figures, when up to 100,- Jews lived in those areas. Fh'e 1.500 figure includes, besides German Jews, those of other nationalities. They are organ- ._ in seven communitiesLeip- zig. Dresden. Erfurt, Magdeburg, Chemnitz, Halle and Schwerin. One great difference between the British and American zones on one hand and the Soviet area on the other is the complete ab- sence of DP's in the latter sector. Most of the foreign Jews who were sent there as slave laborers were permitted to leave after the war, while the rest were allowed to remain and to integrate them- selves in the Jewish community. Dr. Fabian says there is no Jewish problem in the Russian zone, such as exists in the rest of Germany. The Jews have full freedom to live their religious and communal lives without in- terference on the part of the au- thorities. Relations with the Rus- sians are everywhere good. Be- cause of their strict indoctrina- tion in racial tolerance, Russian officials, soldiers and employees are free of the taint of anti- Semitism. On the other hand, they ignore the fact that the Jews were the worst sufferers at the hands of the Nazis and have spe- cial difficulties which should be recognized. As far as the Germans go, anti- Semitism in the Russian zone is the least noticeable of all the zones. That is not to say that it does not exist. The Jews know, on the contrary, that it does, be- cause of such acts as desecrating Jewish cemeteries in the dead of night, and sending Jews anony- mous threatening letters. But there are no such gross mani- festations of anti-Semitism as in the western zones. Dr. Fabian says this is primarily due to the great fear that the Germans have of the Russians, who will not tolerate racial discrimination and have established legal penalties which are rigorously applied. Together with all other vic- tims of Nazism, Jews have a pre- ferred position in food distribu- tion. 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Beyond lies the cemetery with the Roman ancestral remains, and to my right the narrow streets and low hills of the metropolis of the known world. I am at the Arch of Titus, to be dedicated tomorrow by his brother Domitian. With the other Israelite slaves I have finally completed this structure, to memorialize the destruction of my Temple and the dispersion of my people. Now Rome looks with pride upon the token of the task imposea upon Titus, to conquer the stiff-necked Jews. I sit hunched up in the shadow of the arch, my chin resting on my elbows, my eyes half closed in retrospection and dulled sor- row. For it is now thi' eleventh year of my captivity, away from my native land. Thus I rest, now that the enorous task is done, and meditate upon the unhappy past and the murky future. Slowly I turn my head left, posed to take in the entire height of the inner section of the arch, furtively gaz- ing upon the perfection of design or the enchanting design 01 the and construction. Then I turn frightening height. I do not know. more slowly, lazily, to look out But my observation persists. Yes. ,,ons upon all parts of the struc- ture are fluid with praise of him who took but I gaze nevertheless again and again upon their arts and de- signs, the pilasters and superb high relief panels. I trust the Most High will not bear against me my part in the carving of the Figures, men and animals, for it s written: "Thou shalt not make unto thee a graven image." Whether it be my contribution, upon the thoroughfare and calcu- late upon all that has transpired in the space of time. I spit upon the ground, with every malevo- lent thought, for I violated every vow in this repulsive task and ev.ry law of Moses, toiling on the Sabbath and the Holy Days and eating of forbidden food. Sinfully I contemplate the beauty and excellence of my work. May God forgivi me' I bend my body clear out of the they are heathens, unworthy, but these figures, in white marble. ilo tell a picturesque story. I do not waiver in my belief, but for a moment the thought edges in why we. too, were not permitted to indulge in this art. I do not dw.ll on that very long, as it might lapse into blasphemy. One must nut open the door to dis- belief or the door may not shut easily. Ovei the arch is a detailed re- arch and look upwards for a clear production of Titus the Conquer- view of the colossal monument, | er. I know his features well, two tremendous posts, joined a: Here he is seated upon an eagle, the top by a mass of masonry, grasping a thunderbolt, the sym- I dwell among heathens. I muse, hoi of consecration. The inscrip- , the honors due his ,'ather and destroyed and scatter- ed a people beyond restoration. The graceful columns of Parian marble, tapering as they rise, are surmounted by a capita with profuse ornamentation. The val- utes and squares are in detail :,nd the spandrells are filled with the two figures of Fame. The brackets underneath the cornice are formed of dolphins resting on shells and the heystones, of hel- meted female figures posed against semi circular rests. Mvri" ads of people, in posterity, will invade the inner arch, circle the structure and observe the carved figures and decorations and de- cide that it is verily a memorable jbject for an historical victory. But to me each square is a vig- nette come to life Each horse is a spirited animal and its rider an armored fightei. fury and death in every motion, the sun's rays upon every sword and shield. I hear the sound and alarm of furious battle, the horri- fying snort and ululation of the wounded animal, the thud of fall- ing bodies mixed with the clang il crashing steel. I was there' Under the vault and on each side of the inner chamber is a (Continued on next page) GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR WALDORF TOWERS 860 Ocean Drive Miami Beach Florida Women's Division American Jewish Congress Mrs. Louis Glasser, President Wishes the Community A HAPPY NEW YEAR T CANTOR and MRS. MAURICE MAMCHES TAMRA ELAINE, WILLIAM and VALERIE Wish for All Jewry A HAPPY NEW YEAR 'i1 Irving < orlon AND Harold I'ont of the 1 ROSEDALE DELICATESSEN and RESTAURANT 170 N. W. FIFTH STREET MIAMI EXTEND TO ALL THEIR PATRONS AND FRIENDS SINCERE WISHES FOR A Very Happy and Prosperous New Year Russell's Tropical Fruit Juices, Inc. Orange Pineapple Papaya Grapefruit Fruit Punch Coconut Punches for Parties OUR SPECIALTY WE DELIVER 1166 S. W. Firsl Street PHONE 9-3449 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR li! PARK MADISON STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS New location BEST WISHES FOR HAPPY NEW YEAR A. >|. Ili'ili'i- MIAMI BEACH TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Joseph H. 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Cordially, LEE BR0WD FINE CANDIES 1522 Washington Avenue One Block South of Lincoln Road Phone 5-4023 Open All Summer MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING SHOLOM, NACHAS and SIM- CHAS TO ALL JEWRY AND PEACE AND CONTENTMENT TO ALL MANKIND K Mr. anil Mr* HARRY PEARL and daughters Barbara. iMivllis. Mareia. Hernia 205-07 LINCOLN BLDG. 350 LINCOLN ROAD Miami Beach, Florida OILS FRAMES MINIATURES PHONE 5-5260 May All Jewry Be Inscribed for a Year of Life. Happiness. Health A. & B. PIPE & STEEL & "S^^ S3 - J'-LL |fr< md Mn Abe Berkowitx 500 N. W. 5th St.. Corner 5th Armu. Mildred. Harold and Donald Berkowitz MIAMI. FLORIDA AY SEPTEMBER 12. 1947 +Jewish fk>ridfan PAGE FIFTY-NINE to the Via Sacra ... In Imperial Rome .United !'om previous page) C of the golden table, the M cup Ot the High Priest and r 'yen-branched candlest.ek I other loot from our Temple fZ midst of the tumult and mtic battle for possession of Hnlv structure it was I who ^d 'the candlestick. I en- Cl my arms about its, nehes and wrapped my gar-, II about it. The Romans en- ?H to seize it. My comrades Lw with fiendish fury to pro- 7" aI1d this holy relic. There i no definite aim in this strug- which was then uneven and ,.e|e but stemmed from a E,d determination to keep un- !an hands from the sacred ob- fiw-ai engulfed within a scream- t howling mass, wasting lives fit consecrated to a purpose. as they all fell and I was lize'd with the candlestick in- let But I was saved for a pin - Lse_t0 enter Rome as a slave. (The route to Jerusalem and the Temple began, for me, a year be- fr(. in Galilee, with the armv the Zealots, brave, gallant, Earless, striking tenor into the Lman Legions. Now no one tmembers how we threw the fcreign army of invaders into bnfusion. fought on an even tade. Temporary victories are on forgotten. Only the last is tstory. Vespasian feared Israel Td his son Titus respected his jllor. The great Roman army las forced to declare a truce. I By common impulse all Israel pen moved toward Jerusalem for be battle of decision. Who hows? Messiah may come! He frill come! It is only a matter I time, fin the Prophets have so fcritten. Then the Romans and eir false Gods will evaporate. Jo heathen can obstruct the will God and Messiah is His mes- fcnger. Israel will then rule from lie Holy City over all the world. II have concealed about me and ave carried through these years. the coin, struck off by Simon, Prince of Israel, with the in- scription: "In the First or Second Year of the Deliverance or Free- dom of Israel." Israel could not predict the year but the event. was a certainty, our courage and j confidence surmounted our judg- [ ment. For He could not abandon His peopleHis Chosen people! Overconfidence in miracles brought mental stagnation. Then came discord, division in the ranks. Then the rich and arro- gant royal deserted us. But the Jews of Galilee, the simple, be- lieving mortals, kept going to Jerusalem in untold numbers. Oft they passed the encamped Ro- mans who mocked them and threw swill at them. The hurry- ing, unarmed men looked more like students than legionnaires. But they shuffled along towards heir doom, unafraid, armed only with strong hearts, stout muscles, lionized will and determination to expel the invaders. What for these metal contraptions, uncom- fortable garments? We have God. We have the Zealots, the Sciarii, the Simonists, the Idumaeans! And our valiant leaders, Simon Bar Giora, Eleazer ben Jair, John of Gischala! Our organization was simple. The strongest di- rected us. Wherever a group was in battle, there a leader came forth from their midst. We Ir. and Mrs. Ben Giller Extend Best Wishes for a Happy New Year to All MR. and MRS. SAM H. GOLDMAN and Family |775 S. W. lBlh Ave. Miami, Fla. Extend Best Wishes to Their Many Friends For A HAPPY NEW YEAR JOSEPH W. MALEK Extends Best Wishes to Rabbi and Mrs. Murray Grauer, Cantor and Mrs. Maunee Mamches and Family and to the Offi- cers,, Directors and Mem- bers of the Miami Jewish Orthodox Congregation and Sisterhood in Par- ticular, and to All Jewry in General. HAPPY NEW YEAR BUCHWALD & CO. Jewelry Novelties Bags 160 W. 34th Street NEW YORK CITY 731 LINCOLN ROAD MIAMI BEACH, FLA. Telephone 58-1919 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Century Hotel MO Ocean DiW* MJAMI BEACH moved about voluntarily, delib- erately choosing a place of severe attack. Thus I came to the City, carried along by the multitudes, all eyes toward the Holy of Holies and all minds upon one purpose. We learned too late that war is created and organized by man and that the Gods just look on. Famine followed the siege, and pestilence and death followed the famine. 'But there was no lack of courage and simple faith was abundant. At long last the Tem- ple was destroyed by fire. The Romans walked in blood, bodies heaped high, as every soul was put to the sword but those in- tended for the Roman holiday or slavery. Jerusalem and its en- virons were levelled to the ground. In the midst of all this art and enlightenment death and desola- tion are accepted retributions for an enemy of Rome. After defeat all forms and formalities of vic- tory must be exercised; all the traditions, symbols and insignia of success must be minutely ex- emplified to the citizens and Sen- ate of Rome. When all the play is past I may be given asylum and freedom, with every con- sideration, but now I am a sub- ject to be befouled, mortified and humbled. The humiliation began in my native land and continued in Rome until the last formula and indignity had been completed. All (Continued on Page 64) TO JEWRY EVERYWHERE . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Louis F. "Red" Sncdigar MIAMI BEACH TO ALL ... 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Franchlsed Bottler: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.. Miami 4 PAGE SIXTY p-Jmistflcridiari ranDAY^EPTEMBQ, The DP's Third Rosh Hashona In Germany By ROBERT GARY (Jewish Telegraphic Agency Correspondent in Germany) MUNICH. "You know," the man wit hsunken cheeks and soiled cap said, "if someone had told me on that glorious day of liberation that I would be observing my next three Rosh Hashonas in Germany I would have laughed in his silly face. But here comes the third one, and here I am." So are about 150,000 of his displaced Jewish brethren. Here they still wait while the mighty powers of the world, who, more than two and a half years ago fought and won a complex and gigantic war, spin around in circles ostensibly trying to settle a problem involv- ing a handful of people. And the Jew in Germany not only faces his third Rosh Hashona and an uncertain future but also another terrible winter. Still living in camps, for the greatest part, the Jews will have to again try to beat the back-breaking task of keeping warm and dry. Most of the camps were in bad shape when the Jews moved in. Some were haphazardly repaired, others weren't. But even those thai had some work done on them are now badly run down and in need of major winterizing jobs. And the Army admits the neces- sary materials are very short. So is fuel. There is no such thing as central heating, of course. The more fortunate DP's managed to get hold of a pot- bellied stove for their room, but must scrounge for wood or coal. The majority, however, will still depend on the cheapest and most easily available form of fuel: body heat produced by five, six and seven people crowded into one small room. Winter also means that the DP is deprived of his most popular form of entertainment: Taking walks in the neighborhood coun- tryside, or gathering with friends on the camp grounds to talk and ''schmooze." The outdoors, after all, affords the DP's their surest and only real chance for some privacy. In addition to a worsening of physical conditions, the Jew in Germany probably fairs even more serious food problems Last spring saw the Army reduce the 2.200 calory diet for certain groups to 2.0H0 There also was a steady worsening of the food making up the 2.000 calories. Doctors and other authorities close to the DP problem have warned that the DP diet is a "slow process of starvation" since it consists almost wholly of starches and contains little fats and proteins. Annni; those most seriously af- fected by the food situation are the 18.000 Jewish children, espe- TO ALL OUR FRIENDS and ACQUAINTANCES A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR MR. and MRS. J. A. KRELL 1750 Lenox Avenue MIAMI BEACH We Extend Best Wishes For a Happy New Year Miami Typesetting Co. F. H. STREIFERT and Associates 2015 N. W. First Avenue Phone 2-5935 Mrs. Gertrude Michaels AND SONS Melvin and Burton 2171 S. W. 22nd Terrace extend best wishes for a Happy and Joyous New Year to their many friends and relatives The \nrm;imlv Food I'enter 1217 Everglades Concourse Phone 6-1986 SEASON'S GREETINGS Dairy and Grocery Products Fresh Meats and Poultry Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY HARRY KAPCHAN, Prop. DR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. EDWARD H. SAFER and daughters BARBARA and JANE 2500 S. W. 21st Terrace Extend Best Wishes to Their Relatives and Friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR Herman G. Rosenbaum | a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR MR. and MRS. 337 Lincoln Road WISH ALLL JEWRY A HAPPY NEW YEAR Max Wolfman and FAMILY 1565 Drexel Ave. Miami Beach Best Wishes for a HAPPY and SUCCESSFUL NEW YEAR cially those living in institutions, I and those between 10 and 19 j years of age. The group living in 'children centers has no one to get lout into the rural countryside land scrounge nourishing foods. | such as fresh milk and vege- i tables, meats and eggs for them. As a result, the authorities re- |port that the 10-19 age group has been steadily losing weight in- stead of gaining weight, which children in this age category usu- ally do because of their growth. Life for the Jew in Germany also has been made more diffi- cult bv several new Army meas- ures. One forbade entry into DP camps of any now infiltrees en- tering the American zones of Germany and Austria. The other ordered the closing of small in- stallations and consolidating them with larger units. This meant that such installations as hach- sharoths, where Jewish youths are studying agricultural train- ing, plus individual kibbutzim and children's centers probably (Continued on next page) TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Tri Beta Council of the Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. of Miami T THE BEST TO ALL FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Anchor Hotel 1585 Washington Avenue MIAMI BEACH T NEW YEAR GREETINGS J. Holden Beckwith lack Holden Beckwith EXODONISTS INGRAHAM BUILDING Miami, Florida in T T TO ALL . 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W. 13th AVENUE TO ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS WE EXTEND SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR MIAMI INDUSTRIAL BANK The Bank for the Individual Telephone 2-0521 46 West Flagler Street SAVINGS $1.00 Opens an Account LOANS Safe Deposit Boxes As Low as $3.00 Per Year DEPOSITS INSURED by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (5,000 WASHINGTON, D. C. MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR AY SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *JewistfhrUhm PAGE SIXTY-ONE DP's Third Rosh Hashona In Germany lontumed from previous page) Lid have to close or consoli- feut if the past year witnessed fSUaking food and physica Equities plus new measures of KSivo nature, the future ,miscd even gloomier develop- Z The International Refu- Organization replaced BRA m providing the bulk of Src for DP's. But when IRO ,s supposed to assume its duties July 1 the new organization s far behind in its plans and .gram and was forced to main- J the status quo for a two- nth interim period. This meant at the individual DP hardly jticcd the change, but after the terim period there probably ould be lots of changes. IRO almost never got started ause of the lukewarm attitude many of the United Nations. ,w that it is functioning it has Jy the proverbial shoestring !h which to operate. Sharp irsonnel reductions plus reduced d and effectiveness are almost levitable. Thus, the Jews will . in even worse straits despite ie heroic efforts of such organi- itions as the Joint Distribution immittee, the Jewish Agency for destine, the Central Committee Liberated Jews and the office the Advisor on Jewish Af- urs (now Judge Louis Levin- jl. formerly Rabbi Philip Bern- nn) and the office's legal ad- K>r, M.ij. Abraham Hyman. All ive been making almost super- iman efforts to make the plight the displaced Jews in Europe isier and will continue to do so, it the job is a tremendous one. With local conditions such as ley are it is therefore not sur- prising to note that the morale of the people has sunk to a new low during the past year. It would be a mistake, however, to blame it entirely or even to a large degree on these grim local conditions. Nearly every Jew one speaks to will offer a similar response: "Certainly conditions are poor and threaten to get worse. But these are side issues and rela- tively unimportant. The big prob- lem is world conditions, world developments." By the last remark the Jew means the question of immigra- tion in general, and Palestine in particular. Despite the abys- mally low morale and unques- tionably strong cynicism pervad- ing every camp, every Jew has watched each step made by the United Nations Special Commit- tee on Palestine and the progress of the Stratton immigration bill. For the Jews here these two de- velopments virtually dominate every other issue affecting them. And it is in these two issues that the Jewish DP has placed his flagging hope. But what if both the UN solu- tion is unsatisfactory and the Stratton bill is rejected, what then? I posed this question to every Jew I met in many differ- ent camps. Many dourly ob- served that everyone would then choose a tree from which to hang himself. But a more serious study TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR A. D. F. Bloodworth A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL [house of morgan Refrigerators Washing Machines Stoves Immediate Delivery 1644 S. W. 8th Street Phone 9-9001 SEASON'S GREETINGS y? King's [ Shoe Rebuilders "The Best on the Beach" 1679 ALTON ROAD MIAMI BEACH. FLA. and discussion with the DP's re- sulted in the following three main alternatives being suggest- ed: by far the greatest number will stay in Germany only so long as the American troops are here and only waiting for normal im- migration channels to open up to the U.S., Palestine, Canada and other western countries; a small number may return to Poland, while the third group, by far the smallest, will choose to remain in Germany. Analyzing each of the three alternatives in reverse order we find that those choosing to re- main will consist almost wholly of the older German Jews. Most observers feel they will not num- ber more than 10,000. Present developments in Germany, espe- cially in Bavaria which is the largest of the three German states in the American zone and holds the largest number of Jews, rule out any sizeable resettling of Jews in Germany. According to a military government poll, (Continued on next page) TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR "From A Snack to A Steak" .Sailv"s Harmony Restaurant The Only Original Sally Kitchen Under Personal Supervision of Famous CHEF BEN FIRESTONE 1516 N. Miami Avenue THE BEST FOR THE NEW YEAR TO ALL MR. and MRS. Maurice Weinreb and FAMILY 829 S. W. 3Ut Avenue MIAMI A Happy and Prosperous New Year in X MR. and MRS. JACK ZWICK Son Herbert and Daughter Faye GREETINGS FRANK J. LOJACONO Manager Groover's Pharmacy 401 41st Street MIAMI BEACH Denis P. Quittner D. D. S. 311 Lincoln Road Miami Beach y WISHES ALL HIS PATIENTS AND FRIENDS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR NEW YEAR GREETINGS Tru-Fruit Bottling Co. "VIRGINIA DARE BEVERAGES" 135 N. E. 36th Street A HAPPY NEW YEAR Willis Novelty Advertising 404 N. W. Second Avenue Phone 9-2260 "Good-Will Builders" Advertising Specialists Res. Phone 4-9000 m A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL J. M. PEREZ CABINET REPAIRS 2117 N. W. Third Avenue FINE INTERIORS Phone 2-1195 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR NOBLE H. PARKER REAL ESTATE 1623 Michigan Avenue Miami Beach TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR -yon Electric Co. 221 Seventh Street Miami Beach OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND MEMBERS OF Miami Jewish Orthodox Cong. Sisterhood i EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY FOR A HAPPY AND PEACEFUL NEW YEAR 14! Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pearl and their children ARTHUR and LEILA Wish All Their Relatives and Friends A Happy New Year filled with the efforts of all mankind to cre- ate a better world tf TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR DUNN and WILSON MIAMI BEACH NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM Belcher Oil Company i Established 1915 Miami and Port Everglades, Florida SERVING SOUTH FLORIDA OVER THIRTY-TWO YEARS T.-*'^ %'-Jttfe.'aV&i-U *--; f- ' , -i 1 A PAGE SIXTY-TWO *Je*i raPAY^JEPTKM^ The DP's Third Rosh Hashona In Germany Jews In Soviet Zone (Continued from previous page) nti Semitism is exceedingly strong even in occupied Germany and is increasing, The future ol the Jew in Ger- many doesn't look promising. Several German officials nave let it be known in no uncertain terms that they were "happy to know the Jews mean! to leave Germany in force." Philip Auerbach, com- missioner for !> ilitical and racial persecutees, constantly receives letters advising and warning him to leave and take all the Jews with him. The next alternative that some may return to Poland is based on the comparatively favorable re- ports reaching Germany concern- ing conditions i ir Jews there. It is a well-kn n fact that the Polisii goverm lent is aiding Jews to get started [ain and is also at- tempting to wipe out active anti- Semitism. Nevertheless, camp leaders and other observers insist that only a minor numbei will return even if both the L" N. and Stratton bill fail. To supp irt this belief it must be said that a very small percentage h turned in recent months despit I rep rts from Poland. But. perhaps, should migration to th U.S and Pi tine be denied I tern, greau r num- bers of Jews eturn. Nearly ev< >ne is agreed, however, thai atest num- ber will nan threads here, waiting and h to get out of Eun pe to the U S or Palestine. very least, to Scandinavi F inci countries. Even I r will then attempt to gel those c iunti I th< r s. and Palestine. T want to get out because, es] .. .-, : ,| them. Europe still Us of misery and i i too many haunt- ing mem i to escape bi they fi ar an- other war an di :,': wish to b< A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Cocliraii IliM-trir COMPANY 86 N. W. 36lh Street Phone 39257 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR T Henry S. Greenbaum DIAMOND SETTER Seybold Bldg. Miami TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR T John jii.imHI.m Fine Tailoring 1658 MERIDIAN AVE. HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM T Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Gerson and Gordon 1128 Cordova Street CORAL GABLES MR. and MRS. ISAAC JOFFE EXTEND TO ALL JEWRY SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR caught in Ihe middle. War be- tween the Fast and West is ever present in the DP's thinking and he doesn't wish to take any chances. Another alternative has not been listed because it is highly improbable, It is the "mass us" propaganda drummed up in recent months, especially by the Revisionists, but actually having little popular support. It is similar to the "choose a tn e from which to hang" philosophy, dramatic but unrelated to fact. \Yv. rtheless, there is the p bility that, as someone has said, "Desperate people may do des- perate things." And the : of the U.N. and Stratton bill may be breaking points. The Jew- of Germany demand ind expect to start life anew un- der reasonably secure circum stances. They feel these placi - exist mainly in Palestine and the :. S And they are dl ' ' either by legal or llegal means, or by just plain ned patienee. (Continued from Page 5-1 .,. category higher than the one which they would be di- narily entitled. For in ' they are listed as "worke s.' they ire given the ral fo1" vy workers." Tins, mesout ;,, about 200 calories a da) than they would :;' Notwithstan I rig th. I I 'he desire of Jews to leave this part f Germany is as elsewhere. A restitution law has be. n in effect for almosl two ye Thuringia, th >ugh n il in of the zone, which ir the law beii I .ill mes. The law vhich coir i ul {l1 P :i1 f the Jews m the : f Pr restil m ils it is del n not i ding f ,; Cl ; nlfl :. I in tu rung hcirless : ty over ' ihan to Jewish The Ru in tile paths of th J who vi around the z ne in the I. n. so) the Jewish community. Dr. Fabian had no difficulty in going . nywhere his duties call. The authorities readily approved the application of the Jews to par- i pate in the all-zonal organi- zal m. "l isl of the Jews who so de- ,-i'ed have returned to their pre- K iupations. A majority of Diem are in business, but very few are in the professions. For pie, there is not a single J ish doctor in the entire zone, and I2'19 That testifies to ",? '"* with which ,h Na k UShj* nated the profe*o2 > stantial number of Je, ** ernment employe- j! "* *- have atUhS t* - J-* Political ciriTj leading representative Julius Meyer, chairman * Federation of Jewish r * *"*** Si lives in Berlin. * BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR CASTLE DECORATORS Upholstering Slip Covers Draperies % LEONARD MORIBER 555 S. W. 22nd Avenue PHILIP I. MORIBER Phone 2781? , pi ummer . UT.V " AVENUE Ml*"1 3&' A Happy Hew Year1. , nA. everywhere, we convey To our many inends every traditional greeting oi the season: the -L'Shonah Tovah Tikosevu!" HARRY GORDON .^C^TOTH.S^ortH^WlSHCOMMUN.TVOr GREATER MIAMI" )AY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 +Jenisti fhrkRan PAGE SIXTY-THREE PICTURE HIGHLIGHTS OF YEAR IN JEWISH CENTER MOVEMENT JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTERS and YM-YWHAs of U.S. and ranada through National Jewish Welfare Board and National Council'of YM-YWHA of Canada, help organize World Federa- tion of YMHAs and Jewish Community Centers. MONUMENTAL 135,000 WORD JWB Survey, whose recommendations ushered In new era In Jew- ish (enter movement, formally presented to JWB president, Frank L. Well, by Dr. Salo Baron, Sur- vey Commission chairman, and Dr. Oscar Janowsky, Survey director. MIAMI YMHA LAYS cornerstone for new Jewish Community Center building in United States In eight years. __ . 8150,000 JEWISH COMMUNITY Center of Sociedad Hebrea des Socorros in Call, Colombia, dedicated as Latin-American Jewry's newest Jewish communal building. JEWISH CENTER YOUTH creates permanent Jewish Youth Planning Commission as outgrov.. of JWB-sponsored National Jewish Youth Institute. MY SINCERE WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR TO MY MANY FRIENDS it! Alfred Gottesman PONCE DE LEON HOTEL TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS . NEW YEAR GREETINGS y KENM0RE HOTEL Artistic Beauty Salon Specializing in Custom Permanent Waving HAIR TINTING 515 Lincoln Rd.. Ph. 5-5509 Miami Beach 39. Fla. 1050 Washington Avenue .5-6621 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Morris Bros. Department Store 1261 Washington Avenue 543 Lincoln Road Miami Store: 70 E. Flagler Street WITH ZION'S GREETINGS . the wish for all our mem- bers and supporters of our worthy cause . A HAPPY NEW YEAR and the fulfillment of our prayers for the Redemp- tion of our Holy Land . Miami Beach Zionist District GREETINGS . It gives us pleasure to extend to all our Jewish friends and customers a most HAPPY NEW YEAR RENUART LUMBER YARDS Everything to Build Anything Coral Gables Miami Shores Little River Coconut Grove WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY GOOD FRIENDS EVANS FAMILY Sea Hull Fool & labana flub TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TAMIAMI HOTEL Open the Year Around 203 West Flagler Street HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS VERSAILLES HOTEL 3425 Collins Avenue MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA ! i 1 * 'i l t 1*2 ** If 11 r ! U < w i ,; 11 i 1 m i PAGE SIXTY-FOUR *Jenisi>flcrIdi3nn_ iRTOAj^EPTEMBER On the Via Sacra... In Imperial Rome (Continued jrom Page 59) the seven hundred stalwart cap- lives were chained and the lead- ers, Simon Bar Giora and John of Gischala. were led with halters about their necks. Some were marked for the arena, for sacri- fice, for shivery, for the mines or for free residence in Rome. We were crowded together, driven as one solid mass and placed in the proposed triumphal march. There \\;is outward confusion but during the night order was restored. The sun rose, warm and pleasing after a night camping without the city. Only the limitless strength of mg youth carried us along. The victorious army had spent the night in the Campus Martius and on the morrow knocked on the Porta Triumphalus for entry, as . becoming a victor. All citi- . i nry watched from the hills. The priests of Janus were at the pie to receive the victors. The route was around Circus . ximus toward the Via Sacra. the road-way of triumph. The column was headed by the Sen- ators, noble men and trumpeters; then came spoils of war and the helpless enemy; then pure-white j . sen with wide be-ribboned shin- hornsa sacrifice to God then the lesser priests. more booty and then those 9 marked for death or Our holy relics came next, to be heaped upon the hill as a gift f om Titus to the Senate and the ens of Rome. Our Holy ill of Laws was transported : i be di p sited in the Imperial ce Our leaders, Simon Bar a and John of Gischala, were ged by the halter, barefooted. - -id, preceding Titus Conquerer in gold-wrought le, with ivory scepter and branch, upon a chariot four horses. Vespasian I and Domitian on horse >d Titus. Conquering sol- lictors, musicians, pi iesta . id -laves of other wars filled ray with a picturesque, orful assemblage: musical Is and a holiday greeting itizenry lining the nar- : >W streets and hills along to the t Peace and the Im- Palace; all as a prelude period of exultant joy. celebration and further bloodshed. At the R >man Temple the en- tire procession halted. Our two beloved leaders were marched past and beyond us. None dared gaze upon the noble faces of our gallant generals. Our heads bowed, we looked upon the ground. Simon was thrown from the Tarpeian Rock as a sacrifice to the Gods. John the Beloved was marched, and scourged, past all the vast gathering and taken to the dungeon. All waited and suddenly came the word: "There was an end of him." The crowd swelled with pride and exulta- tion. A tumultous joy greete I the pronouncement of the death of our John. The parade resumed its march But our heads were never raised We passed the notables with this as our symbol of sorrow. The Romans shouted "Raise your heads," but we made no move Soldiers and slaves attacked us with fury but our heads remained low. Our bare feet slushed along, the chains clanked against one another. The shouts of the mer- cenaries and the commands never reached us. We were bowed in sorrow. Our eyes did not see and our ears did not hear. Our legs moved mechanically. But our hearts were set to resist resist and survive. Our heads bowed in helpless rage and grief. As in our homeland, no enemy daunted us. Its strength did not intimidate us. Our hearts and minds were in unison. Our heads shall stay bowed. I renewed my oath: "If I forget thee. O Jerusalem. let my right hand fail." Mr. and Mrs. M. DRUCKER and Family "The Original Drucker" Wish All Their Relatives and Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR NEW YEAR GREETINGS Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH R. STEIN AND FAMILY SEASON'S GREETINGS Miami Furniture Co. 400 North Miami Aye. PHONE 2-3195 1502 N- E- Ft a**, TOALL -AMOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. &Mrs. Louis LondJ and Family 412S.W. 23rd Road NEW YEAR GREETINGS WEBER, THOMPSON Shoreland Arcade PHONE 3-6393 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Enness Garment Co. 44 N. E. First Avenue Phone 3-1257 Dr. and Mrs. CHARLES BECKWITT and Family Wish All Their Relatives and Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR io THE Lnil man Corp. PHONE 3-5491 - 21 N. W. 21st STREET A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL New Washing Machines IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WE SELL AND REPAIR WASHING MACHINES EASY TERMS FULLER'S 2514 N. W. 36th Street Phone 3-6936 TO ALL ... A HAPPY NEW YEAR Arlyn & Jackie Tots to Teens 843 Washington Avenue Phone 5-7841 MIAMI BEACH A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL HANCOCK liefrlgeration Co. "FRIGIDAIRE DEALER" Sales and Service 3637 N. W. 17th Ave. Phone 7-7276 H. C. HANCOCK. Prop. TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR i 11 T MrAlpin Hotel 1424 Ocean Drive MIAMI BEACH Best Wishes For A HAPPY NEW YEAR City Laundry, Inc. 2160 N. W. FIRST COURT A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Dixie Electric Co.. Inc. H. J. NOLAN 103 So. State Highway Phone 48-3146 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR SHARP Refrigeration Service 1702 N. W. 15th St. Rd. PHONE 9-3627 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL II. A. Vivian REALTOR 'Over 25 Yeurs In Miami" 806 Pan American Bank Bldg. T TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Famous Employment Agency MOE BROWARNIK, Owner Phone 3-07633-0764 340 N. E. Second Avenue Miami 32, Florida THE EMBASSY HOTEL 2940 Collins Avenue Phone 58-i A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS HAPPY NEW YEAR Ernest A. Fowler Co. REALTORS SALES SPECIALISTS Biscayne Building Phone 94511 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL >l a ii del I and Coin pa ny CARPETS RUGS LINOLEUMS 1611 Alton Road Phone 5-1867 Miami Beach A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL S. Megdall REAL ESTATE 603 Lincoln Road Miami Beach yj IT'S A PLEASURE TO EXTEND OUR THANKS AND WISH THE MEMBERS OF B'NAI B'RITH A HAPPY NEW YEAR ESPECIALLY IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT ITS MEMBERS HAVE BEEN THE LARGEST GROUP DONORS TO THE Blood Bank of Dade County )AY SEPTEMBER 12, 1$4? *Jewlsf>flcrIdHati IE CONFERENCE REPORTS PAGE SIXTY-FIVE The By DR. MAURICE N. EISENDRATH situation which has consistently confronted the Jewish them tree. The critical situa- ln has reached a decisive turn- point now that their last ocs hang upon a United Na- |ns solution of the Palestine is- e during the past 14 years, outside of its own nightmare kilties, has been enough to give even the doughtiest semantic- evil dreams. For what words other than the much used Meal." "decisive," "tragic" can be said to describe the state [Jewish affairs. I The situation was "critical" when Hitler launched his bar- Lie attack upon the Jews in 1933, when civilized men thought L had left the dark ages behind them. The situation was focal when it became known that 6,000,000 Jews had perished [the European charnel house. The situation was tragic when displaced Jewish survivors waited in vain in camps on ioLsom^POrLi American Jewish conference, so that the totality of organized Jew- ry in the United States could ex- ert a common effort upon the tasks at hand. Now that the con- ference has formulated its plan for a permanent body, it is fit- ting, as the High Holy Days ap- proach, to examine its accom- plishments and its proposals for the future. . The conference was establish- ed to secure the economic and social rehabilitation of European Jews in the post-war world, to present Jewish proposals for the peace to the Allied peace-makers, to safeguard and fulfill the rights of the Jewish people with re- spect to Palestine. Confining our accounting to the American Jewish community to conference activities of the past year, we report the following: The presentation of one set of Jewish proposals to the Paris Peace conference on August 20, tVhj the Jews of the world kebratc Bosh Hashanah, the be- fciing of the year 5708 in the j5l calendar, the United Na- Ins assembly will be meeting JFlushirg Meadow to give the bl answer to those of our breth- who wait for liberation in displaced persons camps of fcrmany. Italy and Austria. ish Ha.-: anah is a time of sum- ; up, of taking stock, of render- an accounting of ourselves to j| and io our brethren in Jewry. [is also a time of making plans the future. Upon American Jewry, most Vtunate of world Jewries, has ten a heavy burden of respon- Xilitv during these dark years. L have borne that responsibility Til. Much has been accom- 1946, resulted in the inclusion of Ished. But much still remains provisions in the treaties with be done. I Romania and Hungary restoring The better to carry out its mis- individual and group rights and |n, the American Jewish corn- unity in 1943 established the property to Jews in those coun- tries, and making possible the HOLIDAY GREETINGS FISHINO POOSCO LARGE STOCK RODS and REELS 1411 N. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 2-9542 i|i TO ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR I lllll ARNOLD BUILDING CONSTRUCTION H006 Fifth Street Miami Beach y EXTENDING TO OUR FRIENDS AND TO ALL JEWRY BEST WISHES for a HAPPY NEW YEAR SIDNEY H. PALMER "A Friend In Need" y Palmer Funeral Home and Chapel "SERVING THE JEWISH COMMUNITY" MIAMI MIAMI BEACH 2008 West Flagler Street Phone 9-2664 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE use of heirless Jewish property for the benefit of war survivors. The Hungarian government has recently transferred heirless prop- erty to a Jewish rehabilitation fund, and has nullified property transactions involving Jews which were made after the Nazi occupation of Hungary. The Paris consultations had unified the actions of Jewish or- ganizations throughout the world on the peace treaties with the ex-enemy satellite countries. The conference initiated similar con- sultations in New York, in May, 1947( to secure unanimously Jew- ish recommendations on the set- tlements with Germany and Aus- tria. These consultations are still in progress. In the meantime, a Jewish Res- titution commission, which would act as recipient for and would also distribute heirless property was established in June, 1947, with the conference as one of its incorporators. All interested Jewish bodies have been united in this endeavor, which was first (Continued on Page 69) GREETINGS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR c& w SANDWICH SHOP 339 N. E. First Avenue GREETINGS GENERAL INSULATING COMPANY JOHNS MANVILLE ROCK WOOL HOME INSULATION 2119 N.W. 22nd Street Phone 9-4842 * NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS GREETINGS in G. J. G. /&U------4^ ^Jt eJladtinq J/nueilment in Ljracioui eJLwlna til AND HIAt THI Ml* Maqnavox MIAMI BEACH RADIO CO. 1219 Lincoln Rd. Phone 5-4443 Best Wishes For A HAPPY NEW YEAR CLOVER CLUB Famous Hickory House Cuisine 118 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD t 1 Mr. Adolph Chiel and Mr. Hyman Zaidman Owners of the DADE KOSHER M WISH THEIR CUSTOMERS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 1 '" i ' A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL M A R K S II R O T II E R S DEMOLITIONEXCAVATING "Anywhere in the State" Equipment For Rent 100% Veteran Owned and Operated Night Phone 4-6347 1601 Washington Avenue Phone 58-1496 ,4 iH A MOST HAPPY NE WYEAR TO ALL A. PAPIER of the KING BAKE SHOP 1894 S.W. Eighth Street * Js' Miami BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR LUBY CHEVROLET CO. Your I rim ill ii 0 'hevroiet Dealer r' < I * ^CHEVROLET 1055 West Flagler Street at Eleventh Avenue Our Telephone Number Is 9-6441 t-' I I PAGE SIXTY-SIX JWV EXPANSION TAKES IT WEST *Jeni^fkr/Majn_ the Jewish War Veterana of the U S. and the National Jewish ,re board that the nation- w.de program of clainU and eon- tact services for veterans of th By MARTIK SILVER For the first time in its history, the annual encampment of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States goes west of he Mississippi river. From Oct. 15 through Oct. 19 more than ten thousand Jewish veterans, representatives of six hundred thou- sand veterans of World War II and almost a quarter of ainiion Jewish veterans of World War I will meet in St. Paul for the bind annual encampment of an organization that was founded In theJW ^ , 1896 by sixty-three Civil War veterans. nmm, th JWV The encampment this year in St. Paul will symbohze the ^^J^^US super- growing development of the JWV as a truly national organiaa- ^IrvESte^veteransand main- tion. With over 40 per cent of America's 5,000,000 Jews located vue serv^ ^ ^ regioaa] head- Jewish faith and their dependents which had been the responsibUity 0f the National Jewish Welfare i. would be taken over "with orderly and gradual transfer by The JWB-JWV agree- in New York, and with between 60 and 70 per cent of American Jewry living in such great sea- board cities as New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington, it was inevitable that a Jewish veterans organiza- tion should largely develop on the easl coast. But within the last few years, a .meat deal of the ex- pansion of the organization has taken place in the middle and far west. Today, its 600 posts, with ish War Veterans." said National quarters of the Veterans Admini- Commander Richman in appoint- stration with a staff of full-time ing him. "Col, Schottland will professional qualified initiate our program of veterans furnish information, vice on a professional service level. Just as the Vet- erans Administration was stream- lined and reorganizi i by General Bradley, so we hope Col. Schott- land will reorganize oui veterans' service program and our entire rganization. He is an adminis- ative, social service expert, and. ran problems of the Army and of the veterans." Some few months after Col Schottland's appointment, came an official announcement from a membership of 100.000, are , ', nt probably of greatest importance, a located in almost every state of!K ,, .... veteran who understands the the I nion. and in every commu- nity where there is a sizeable enough group to form a JWV poSi. The young men of the JWV "go west"in the tradition of yin a year which h..s seen the JWV make many tanl sti: les, under the p : N nal C immand- er Milton H. Richman of Hart- C nn. For one thing, a ; ssional leader- ship for the JWV is being set up under the directi m of Col. Chas. I. Schottland, who was named xecutive dii ector of the boul -.x months Schol an out- ' : ng Jewish communal G neral Eisen- i ef of a section rig with the displaced per- sons. He 'wish War V ans from ctorship of the Jewish Child Care Associa- Xi a Y '. k Pi eviously hi1 had sei ved as ex ttivi director I. i Ang li s Federation of , i Welfai zations, as state- .;. inistrator for I and as assistant to the the Children's Bureau of the U. S. department of labor. "As din d of the Jew- counsel and assistance on governmental bene- fits and clain for war veterans As an editoi ial iter in one of the Anglo-Jewish newsp said: "It is good to hear that the Jewish War Veto alls IS lead. to assume the responsibilities which .ne rightfully :ts. the nan dling of chums ami contact ser- ^ ices for .! terans. Undei the supervision of Col. Charles 1 Schottland, il can b< safely as- sumed that the JWV will handle its new responsibilities in keep- ing with the highest and finest (Continued on Page 67) A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Wilstm's Young Moil's Shop Everything for the Young Man 557 Lincoln Road Miami Beach Phone 58-1990 TO ALL REFRIGERATION . A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR PHILCO ELECTRIC STOVES AIR CONDITIONING 24-Hour Service Walker's Elect!'leal Appliances Phone 78-7551 SALES and SERVICE 3705 N. Miami Avenue Sincere Wishes For a HAPPY NEW YEAR T SINCERE WISHES for A Most Happy New Year Mr. and Mrs. SHEPARD BROAD AND FAMILY yj M I AMI TRANSIT CO 31 A N V ESTABLISHED 1925 NEW YEAR GREETINGS I I 'i.' PUBLIC GAS C O . 7200 N. W. 7th Ave. PHONE 7-6638 GREETINGS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. LOUIE BANDEL NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS PHILIP ROMER O" THE WNTER. 1429 WASH. AVI. Meat Department: PHIL ROMER MIAMI BEACH Grocery Department: ISADORE DORFMAN Vegetable Department: SAUL MITNICK TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. ami Mrs. Nat Zalka ami |ai|l|| 41 N. W. 10th Street TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR hoy i.. wnxARn, i.,,.. Plastering Contractors PHONE 4-2963 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL II. II. .1 A < O || y GENERAL CONSTRUCTION "Established in Miami Since 1925" 2250 Coral Way phone y- BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR l\TES M It III III) HAIRY OJUS. FLORIDA A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL I. A \ I. I O It II Venetian Mind KeconilhioninQ 600 S. W. 3rd Avenue Miami Phone 9-4133 TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR >S'Iros Iloaul v Salon mid llarbcr Shop "Beauty In All Its Branches" 3400 N. W. 27th Avenue Miami IT IS WITH PLEASURE WE EXTEND A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Allan Millar andSoi 1643 S. W. 7th Street y TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TAHAN OISTRIIII'TIN. l 2820 N. W. 7th Avenue M"1' Fta* r NEW YEAR GREETINGS The Ho"**! Good Sj* FREE DELIVERY 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU MIAMI MIAMI BEACH CORAL GABL^ Ml Alton Ro.d 22" Po" l"" Phon. 6-7665 """" * WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTlTIE 8515 Biscayne Blvd. Phone 7.1115 N. W. 12th Ave. and 23rd St. JIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 "JenisfifhrtWatr PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN 'I fV EXPANSION TAKES IT WEST /Continued from Page 66) ... ,. two organizations will ., with a comprehen- vice program extending initial purchase of agri- property to guidance and om the Itura dl,rn methods of successful It was during ,..,. Six-month period of Schottland's leadership that ., War Veterans was lied into full membership and ,,! a place >n the executive ;,,. of the National Com- toity Relations Advisory coun- ' Along with tne American Mish committee, the American [wish congress? the Anti-Defa- ation League of B'nai B nth and h Labor committee, the ,jsn War Veterans has been Lorded equal status as the Big in tin' great and important Jrt 0f promoting Americanism |ddemocracy, and fighting anti- Imitism through better commu- |tv relations. Through its 600 the JWV will be an even ater force for the protection Jewish rights in the United Btes than ever before in its Itory. is with this record of recent biievement behind it that the (wish War Veterans prepares for 52nd annual encampment in .. Paul. As always, the JWV till symbolize the patriotism of . \ n Jew and his valiant cord of heroism in the annals i n history. The JWV an organization, and its annual Invention will once again sym- blize the proud record of Anieri- Bn Jewry in World War II, when ver 60().0t)() Jewish men and omen served their country in I i The JWV, however, is not ii nization of World far II v ans; it is composed ol World War Ias or example its present national bmmander, Lt. Col. Richman, a eti n ol !'th world wars bid veterans of the Mexican War, | Spanish-American War and ! numerous other campaigns that have occupied the American mili- tary forces during the past half century. The JWV. in fact, was organized as a Civil War veterans organization and today, with the exception of the fast dwindling \ Grand Army of the Republic, it is tha oldest veterans organization in the United States. A symbol of Jewish patriotism todaya living, breathing answer to anti-Semitesthe organization was founded on March 15, 1896, for the same reason that it is now so vital and necessary. Thirty years after the Civil War, anti- Semites were heard to cast slur- ring remarks on Jewish patriot- ism. They ignored the over 10,- 000 Jews who served on both sides of the "nation divided"; they forgot the Jews who had served with George Washington in the War of the Revolution Haym Salomon. Isaac Franks, Major Benjamin Nones; they for- got two of the outstanding heroes of the War of 1812, Commodore John Ordroneaux and Uriah P. Levy; they forgot a history of valor that extended back to the days of Peter Stuyvesant and the Franco-Indian skirmishes. And so, the Hebrew Union Vet- erans was organized in New Ybrk City at the Lexington Avenue Opera house. From this humble beginning63 Civil War veterans Mr. and Mrs. Al Wise 163-165 West Flagler Street Extend Best Wishes to All Their Relatives and Friends for a APPY NEW YEAR T Sincere Wishes For A Happy New Year ARAH SHOCHET SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM EXTEND TO ALL i:i:ST WISIIKS FOR THE COMING YEAR MR. and MRS. SAMUEL FRIEDLAND Wish All Their Friends^ and Relatives A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. sajh em ji Wish All Their Friends A Very Happy NEW YEAR was born the Jewish War Vet- erans of today. Joseph H. Steiner, one of those who issued the call for the meeting, was elected com- mander. Its first act was to hold memorial services on May 20, 1896, the Sunday before Decora- tion day, at Temple Emanu-El, New York. Today, these memori- al services are still held, on the same day and in the same place, Temple Emanu-El, as well as in countless other synagogues throughout the country. The rapid rise of the JWV since this time has been due largely to the expansion of its program. While its basic purppse remains: to create a living symbol of Jew- ish patriotism, the vents of the past 15 years have necessitated a broader outlook and a more vigor- ous and continuing program in veterans and Jewish defense ac- tivities. In the early stages of Hitlerism, when America was the operating scene of Fritz Kuhn and his Nazi Bundists, the JWV took the lead- ership in fighting this as well as such other subversive groups as the Silver Shirts, the Christian Mobilizers and the Christian Front. During all this time the or- ganization continued its intimate relations with the other veteran (Continued on Page 70) A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL MARIE BALABAN 1334 Washington Avenue RABBI and MRS. SIMON APRIL and Family extend best wishes for a HAPPY NEW YEAR to members and friends of the Miami Hebrew School and the Junior Congregation and to all Jewry A Happy and Healthy New Year MR. and MRS. IRVIN GORDON AND FAMILY 720 S.W. 24th Road On the occasion of the New Year take this opportunity of extending Best Wishes to their many friends and relative.-. RABBI and MRS. IRVING LEHRMAN and Family MIAMI BEACH Extend Best Wishes for , HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR to the officers, directors and members of the Miami Beach Jewish Center and all its af- filiated organizations and to all Jewry. BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR To the members of my congregation and to all my Friends Rabbi David Raab Temple Emanu-El Fort Lauderdale RABBI and MRS. LEON KRONISH and Family WISH FOR THE MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF BETH SHOLOM CENTER, ITS SIS- TERHOOD AND JEWRY AT LARGE A HAPPY NEW YEAR RABBI and MRS. MOSES MESCHELOFF Daughter Rena Rahel and sons, Efrom Zev and David Joseph wish for all Jewry and par- ticularly the members and officers of Beth Jacob Congregation, Miami Beach, A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR THE MIAMI JEWISH FOLK CHORUS Wishes a Peaceful, Happy and Prosperous New Year to All Its Members and Friends. MRS. E. NORRIS, Manager RABBI and MRS. COXMAN A. ZWITMAN and Family Wish for the members of Temple Israel and affiliated groups and to all Jewry Sincere Withes for A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR RABBI and MRS. MAX SHAPIRO Daughter and Son Wish for all Jewry, and pariic- ; ularly the members and officers Beth David Congregation A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR We Extend Sincere Best Wishes to All Our Relatives and Friends lit Dr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Gardner RABBI and MRS. MURRAY GRAUER EXTEND BEST WISHES To the Members of the Miami Jewish Orthodox Congregation. Its Sisterhood and Affiliates and to All Israel for a year of PEACE AND JOY RABBI and MRS. ALBERT MICHAELS EXTEND BEST WISHES TO ALL OF JEWRY FOR A YEAR OF JOY AND BLESSINGS To the Rabbis and their Congregations of the State of Florida, Greetings: May God hear your prayers on our Holy Days, and grant you all a Year of Health and Happi- ness and a Reunion with your Dear Ones in Victory and Peace. Sincerely, aco& U. Kafitati President, Florida Rabbinical Association BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS Mr. and Mr* A. Finiev Kinder and Son. J. Louis THE SISTERHOOD of the MIAMI BEACH JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER SEND GREETINGS ON THE NEW YEAR TO ALL OF ITS MEMBERS AND FRIENDS MRS. PEARL WALSEY, President BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR $ Mr. and Mr* Geargp Bertman and Family * SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL MY FRIENDS MR. and MRS. ELI HUBWITI and FAMILY The Rabbi, Officers and Directors OF THE MIAMI BEACH JEWISH CENTER in heartfelt and grateful appreciation of the splendid and generous support given us by our friends during the past year extend BEST WISHES to all the members of our community, their families and all Israel for a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR which will usher in a new era of JUSTICE and TRUE PEACE for all mankind. GREETINGS! The Rabbi, Cantor, President, Officers and Directors of BETH JACOB CONGBEGATIOX of MIAMI BEACH Extend to their members and families, friends and fellow worshippers BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR "And the Lord Shall Be King Over All the Earth. In That Day Shall the Lord Be One and His Name One." ' / I - tils -. I PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT *Jeist fkridirtr NEW ROOTS FOR NEW AMERICANS By MRS. IRVING M. ENGEL (Chairman of the Board. United Service {or New Americana) The cry of "My Son! My Son!" rings in my mind even today although I heard it months ago on a New York City pier. It came from the trembling lips of an emaciated Jew, who had just come off a "mercy ship," as he flung himself into the strong arms of his ex-GI son, the only other survivor of a large family all but wiped out by the Nazis. It is a deeply stirring and highly educational experience to be present at the arrival of a refugee ship. Each reunion is living proof of what it means to help our distressed fellow Jews reach this land of freedom and rebuild their lives here in peace. Each newcomer's face vou sec re- veals not only the signs of years of fear, suffering and want, but a tense eagerness to take root in the new world of America. The year 5707 will always be one of special remembrance for the 20.000 Jewish men, women and children who came to haven nn our shores during thai time They arrived in ports on all three of our coasts from Germany and Shanghai, from Sweden and Great Britain, from Italy and France, and from places in man; other parts of the world. Among newcomers were sole surviv- many families, family rem- nants of two or three people, hundreds of orphans, more than a thousand religious funi ti es from Eu and S tai, and others who had suffei i d Nazi pet secution, terror of concentration camps and slave tabor or of flight and hiding, and finally, the long months of waiting since the end f the war in ps and other refugee ci In their immigration and ad iustment the new arrivals have I the benefit of the nat am of n fugee assistance that was started by the Amei Jewish community when the first ns to flee Hitli ism here. For yens the work was carried on by the National Refu- gee Service and the National Ser- vice to Foreign Born of the Na- ti inal Conned of Jewish Women. Last year they combined to form United Service for New Ameri- cans With funds provided by the United Jewish Appeal, United Service now conducts the largest welfare program ever offered for the immigration, reception, re- settlement, and adjustment of the foreign born in this country. To meet the need of the new- comers, the majority of whom turn to the United Service for help, the agency has stepped up its entire program and expanded its service. Having met the test and benefitted from the experi- ence of providing assistance to refugees on an emergency basis. the pattern of immigrant aid per- ' i by United Service prom- ises to he of lasting value to American communities in speed- ing the adjustment of newcomers. One of tlie most heartening de- icnts during the past year (Continued on Page 71) S^LSJ^BER !i! TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR FLORIDA CARTAGK CO, TRANSFER and EXPRESS 400 S.W. First Avenue Phone 3-3217 li> A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Judy and Jim Stoddart NOW AT THE SI AH IIAHT IKAII and GRU I 937 W. Flagler St., Miami T >\ HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ADAIR'S PHARMACY "Your Prescr ption filled Promptly" 1204 S. W. 8th Street PHONE 9-3355 !i! TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR II Will III Ml I IS CONTRACTOR I Si 1326 S.W. Sixth Street Miami A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL DIAZ CONSTRUCTION fORp. "We specialize in building one and twoiamily homes and additions." Free Estimates _:_ We Get You the Loan 2473 S.W. Twenty-Fifth Terrace Phone 481113 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IF YOU WANT TO BUYIF YOU WANT TO SELL Real Estate or BusinessSee LEE W. POLLARD Registered Real Estate Broker"Here Since 1925" 6040 Biscayne Blvd. Phone 7-3579 i{ i" T y> RABBI and MRS. S. M. MACHTEI and daughter. NAOMI EXTEND TO ALL JEWRY Best Wishes . A HAPPY NEW YEAR IT IS A PLEASURE TO EXTEND SINCERE AND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR George II. Cabel and Son Custom Upholstering Phone 7-1136 5570 N.E. Fourth Avenue X E W Y E A R'S V II KETI X i. S m SUPER MARKETS A P SUPER MARKETS A & P FOOD STORES TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ROHAN'S Hardware and Paint Company "Now In Our New Location" 515 41st Street Miami Beach Phone 5-2026 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR FRANK O. PiiriTT. Inc. INSURANCE 1502-1503 Pan American Bank Bldg. Phone 2.4Q36 . TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR MAIUpARI I XEWMAX and ASSOCIATES ORIGINAL HOFFMAN'S, INC. CAFETERIA 1450 Collins Avenue WISHES TO EXTEND BEST WISHES TO ALL ITS PATRONS AND FRIENDS FOR A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER HOFFMAN'S LAy, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 *Jewisti noridliian PAGE SIXTY-NINE i CONFERENCE REPORTS (Continued from Page 65) ,j Kv the conference three r'^o Simultaneously, pres- r* bcen exerted upon, the tnc-an and Allied authorities "Germany and Austria to act hjniptly on the issuance of resti- En laws by the local govern- inn the situation of displaced Us in Europe, the conference L been carrying on operations ^New York, in Washington and Lad to secure maximum care those Jews who remain in mps. and has successfully inter- red to keep the borders to the nited States zones open to new and persecutees. Many the conference's interventions behalf of the Jews in, Europe knnot he revealed, but it can be iatcd that the Washington and Cw York offices have function- as clearing houses for inter- ^ganizational Jewish uro em. affairs to the enerals in the United States pnc< was in constant communi- Btinn with the conference while held that post. His successor, ludge Louis E. Levinthal, the conference fully action, on ipean problems. Rabbi Philip istein, former adviser on Jew- commanding ecps also In- prmed of the situation in Amer- pan occupied territory. In addi- jon. the conference has had its fwn representative in Germany bee shortly after V-E Day. On the Palestine issue, the con- jrer.ee, in meetings with gov- ernment officials in Washington, loth American and foreign, and public statements, has made year the opinion of the majority I America's Jews. During the United Nations special session on Palestine, the conference co-op- krati'd with the Jewish Agency nd other representative Amer- can groups, using its influence secure a hearing for the Jew- ish case bv the United Nations general assembly. Subsequently, the conference complied with the United Nations Special commit- tee's request to submit a state- ment of its views on the Pales- tine question. The statement de- clared that the majority of Jews in the United States favored the immediate transfer of Europe's displaced Jews to Palestine and prompt establishment of the Jew- ish National Home in that coun- try. The conference revealed Brit- ish use of American lend-lease supplies against the Jews in Pal- estine, and called up the United States to cease making these sup- plies available for aggressive British warfare against a peace- loving people. With the regime in Palestine reaching new heights, or more properly new depths of repression, the conference urg- ed the American government and the United Nations to intervene with a view toward ending the British administration, and thus restoring peace to the Holy Land. The conference has maintained liaison, with the United Nations through a secretary for United Nations affairs. On August 13 the Co-ordinating Board of Jew- ish Organizations, which had been informed by the conference, the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the South African Jew- ish Board of Deputies, was grant- ed consultative status to the U.N. Economic and Social Council. Representing the Jewries of the United States, the United King- dom and South Africa, where 6,000,000 Jews, or approximately half of the surviving Jews of the world reside, the co-ordinating board will be an official channel through which Jewish opinion in the English-pseaking countries will be made known to the U.N. One of the most important co- ordinating actions engaged in by the conference was the rallying m TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR IIAltlllX OFFICE SUPPLY 270 GIRALDA CORAL GABLES IT IS A PLEASURE TO EXTEND OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Apgar Employment Agency SEYBOLD BUILDING TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR llrad-Mar Beauty Shoppe "Beauty In All Its Branches" 4190 S. W. 8th St. Miami. Florida A HAPPY NEW YEAR Alfred Destin Company 1772-80 Purdy Avenue Phone 5-0473 ROCK SAND CEMENT TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR ALBERT HAUER JACOB L. LEVINE AIRCARGO BROKERAGE CO. Custom House Brokers and Forwarders Pacific Bldg. _s Phone 9-2396 of pressure to admit 400,000 dis- placed Jews into the United States over a period of four years through the Stratton bill. All af- filiated organizations backed this campaign, which while it did not result in enabling legislation dur- ing the 1947 congressional ses- sion, did bring America's respon- sibility to displaced persons sharply before American opinion and United States political lead- ers. The campaign for passage of the Stratton bill may yet bear fruit When congress reconvenes. This cursory summary of far- flung conference activities' gives but an inkling of the operations of the representative body of the American Jewish community. That American Jewry recognizes the importance of maintaining union of action is evidenced by the resolution of the third ses- sions of the conference in Cleve- land in 1946, which urged the es- tablishment of a permanent or- ganization. The Committee on Future Organization, of which I have the privilege of being chair- man, has formulated a plan for the building of a permanent, dem- ocratic union of American Jewry. This plan is now under discussion and will be acted upon by con- ference delegates at the fourth session to be held in Chicago, Nov. 29-Dec. 1. We have proposed the estab- lishment of "an organization, democratic in structure and rep- resentative of the American Jew- ish community, to secure and protect Jewish rights and to pro- mote the general welfare of the Jewish people here and abroad; and to enhance the contribution of the Jewish community to the American democracy." It is this plan which the Jews of the United States should earn- estly study while they search their own hearts at this High Holy Day season. May our de- cision be guided by our abiding faith in K'lal Israel and our de- sire for the lasting good of the Jewish people. A Happy New Year To All Mr. and Mrs. H. Spero 1045 Euclid Avenue A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Robert C. Kundzt OF THE South Miami Ave. Parking Lot 37 S. W. Third St., Miami BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Clark Linen and Equipment Co. Complete Outfitters HOTELS APARTMENTS RESTAURANTS INSTITUTIONS 3841 N. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 7-5781 A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL Coronet Academy of Modeling, Inc. "Poise Is Your Crown of Beauty" 10 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, Florida SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR COULTON BROS. SERVICE STATION and GARAGE 840 S. W. 8th Street Phone 3-2244 * ' TO ALL ... A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR FRANKLIN SALES, Inc. E. F. CHAPLIN, Representing LEHIGH STRUCTURAL STEEL CO. DuPont Building Phone 3-2041 i 4 1 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR National Welding Supplies Co., Inc. -If Ifs For Welding, We Have It" HOBART ARC WELDING MACHINES ELECTRIC MOTOR GAS ENGINE HOLLUP AC WELDERS Welding Supplies Repairing 2120 No. Miami Avenue Phone 2-0581 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR BUY WITH CONFIDENCESERVE WITH PRIDE MRS. NATT'S IIAKE1IV PIES CAKES PASTRIES BREAD ROLLS WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES A SPECIALTY WHOLESALE and RETAIL 61 N. W. 36th Street Phone 7-1649 Z)ke Eeauli{ul Venetian ll)au MI A M I-----M IAMI BEACH May Health and Happiness Be Yours During the Coming New Year Florida Wholesale Grocery Co. 82 N.E. TWENTY-SIXTH STREET MIAMI, FLORIDA r- : * \ , i. PAGE SEVENTY Kkni*>H flcrldknr^ JWV EXPANSION TAKES IT WEST (Continued from Page 67) traditions of Jewish social ser- vice' More recently, it was announced that the JWV had completed the formulation of a program with the Jewish Agricultural society to fa- cilitate farm settlement by Jew- ish veterans. Under this agree- Rroups: the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Disabled American Veterans, the Catholic War Veterans and other groups. At its convention ban- quet in New York three years ago. it brought together heads of the six largest veterans organiza- tions, the first time they ever graced a banquet board together This intimate relationship with other veteran groups lias given leadership i the JWV in its work of developing better understand- ing and good will among return- ing veterans, a leadership that is attested by the fact that Past Commander Archie H. Greenberg served for a year as commander- in-chief of the Nati >nal Council of Veterans Organizations, a group composed of heads of most of the veterans organizations. Three 5 1, Edward N. Scheiberling, then commander of the American Legion, beautifully expressi II sp nl of view when he said: "The Jewish War Vet- erans and tlir A can Legion have much in common. Our : :ples and ideals are basic- ally similar and we are both I ged to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States. We will work with you to the end that the powers and forces of bigotry and inl e shall not .1 in the United States of America." F ank I. ''' pres lent of the N :.. I '.',' fan board. recently summed up the esteem m which Ann: ican Jewry holds the .IWV when he said that "if there were no Jewish veterans organi- zation today it would have to be created." Last year, m July, the Jewish War Veterans Staged one oi itt mightiest demonstrations, one on a par with its anti-Nazi boycott parade of 1933. S n 1 5.000 mem- bers of the JWV participated in a march on Washington" to pro- test -he delay m admitting 100.000 jews into Palestine in ai ance with the recommend of the An C mmis- sion of Inquiry and I ng "; p esideni Delegations visited ' f Stal D n Aches in, and : ir to the l tes. A parade was held on Constitution ave. which ended with an open-air tni 1 I ng .it W ! ment. Obsei vi ling D \: Hillel Silver, f >i mer presi- dent of the /.; nisi 0 of America, have generally held that fective demonstration made in behall of the opening of P tine and of fu tion. At the golden jubilet c m- u of the ZOA this July. ibute was p lid to the JWV :' I part in furthering the fight I a Je\ 1 stat< in Palestine. It is with this ma ord of tradition and history that the JWV a II pi in t the future at its 52nd annual ei can pment. ntion will Iress by General 1 N. Bradley, currently the United ir, the man v as U. s Chief ol Staff 1 n ul" '"' pokes- men for the An n Legion, ins I and other veti ; "'" thorities n A sub- vi rsive activil habitation and : lds m , the JWV P HAPPY NEW YEAR MIAMI OVVI-l\ SIIUlli 2432 NORTHWEST SEVENTH AVFNiir " A COMPLETE OXYGEN THEHAPy PAUL CARTER, Owner Best Wishes For a Very HAPPY NEW YFAR HYLAN KOI and Family MIAMI BEB.CH 'i HAPPY NEW YEAR I III IIMOMI MOM Ml \| l0 3253 Southwest Eighth Street White Two-Story Building Directly Across From Woodlawn Dr. and Mrs. MAURICE I. ROSE with HOWARD and DONALD Wish to Extend to All Their Friends Best Wishes For A HAPPY NEW YEAR NEW YEAR i Colonel and Mrs. Michael M. Isenberg and Daughter Extend Best Wishes For The New Year To All Their Friends .r. 1" T HAPPY NEW YEAR REGIL MOTORS Tin: .'.':. IR l OT We Buy and Sell Used Cars 1500 N. W. 7th Ave. PKONE 9-2261 BOB GILMORE DON REED O I I SEASON'S GREETINGS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS and Patrons BALDWIN Mortgage Co. BALDV/IN Insurance Agency, Inc. PHONE 2-8181 Seybold Bldg. Miami HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Will Will ,i. KLEIN and FAMILY if FIGHT NERVOUS TENSION? HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL NEW CHINA RESTAURANT Authentic Chinese Foods Lunch from 45cDinner from 85c AT POPULAR PRICES Open Daily 11.10 a.m. to 1:30 a m 118 S. E. FIRST STREET air conditioned pH 29348 TO ALL A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR Xatiosially Famous SEAFOOD Also CHICKEN STEAK CHOPS Open Every Day From 11:30 A.M. Till 9:30 P.M. OPEN ALL SUMMER EDITH and F R 1 T X 3236 N. Miami Avenue Phone 2-5830 M/Vrrtnundtioieiaxnervoui tension, to permit refreshing ,leep. It hai helped thousands. Why not give H chance to help you.' Try Miles NERVINE hen nervous tension mk rou Jumpy, cranky, .I,,,,,,..., f y"Un.r,011,llenda(.|irVou 8 - ha. Mil- Nan-ta. Uquld end SZ vescen, ub!eu Try ,hem youj ^ back if you are not sat- Isfied. CAUTIONuse only as directed Eiler- vescent tablet*. 35c and 75c Liquid. 25c and 1.00. Miles Labor Uy <. Iixl. Blkhart tixl t All DRUO itoiii MILES NERVINE BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS II EL I. BAKERIES SUPER SOFT BREAD V 259 Norlhwesi Fourth Street Miami, Florid* li! Itvsl W islu-s tor A Mlappu and Prosperous AT#ir Year KOSHER ZI0N SAUSAGE CO., INC. 37th ST. and NORMAL AVE. CHICAGO. ILL DELICIOUS SAUSAGE. PICKLED. COOKED and SMOKED MEATS Your best insurance is Rabbis of the United that our products are man- States and Canada and uiactured under the As- the United States Depart- sembly oi Orthodox ment of Agriculture. Always Look tor Uovvrnmvnt inspection *<>. DEMAND IT FROM YOUR DELICATESSEN DISTRIBUTED BY Florida Provision Co. Operated by PEARL BROTHERS 1721 N. W. 7th AVENUE Phone 26141 EW ROOTS FOR MEW AMERICANS tiu Kvns ontinued from Page 68) the progress in adjustment [tieved by Jewish immigrants have come here since the end war and who settled in and cities and on farms ,6noUt the country with the I i nited Service. The new nv N are rapidly making their U a! >ng the road to independ- I full participation as new ericans in the life of their mmunities. Their progress is ling helped by local sections of nal Council of Jewish tmen, voluntary refugee-aid mmiilees. and local welfare emus that cooperate in the itional program of United Ser- Tlio tasks "f that agency were .ently further increased by the vernment's action in authoriz- g extension of its corporate af- avit as the basis for granting igees in Shanghai who jied individual sponsors but ere otherwise eligible for ad- this country. As the ,, 5701 : v to a close the first jps of refugees were arriving om Shanghai on the agency's [idavit, which was already fa- he immigration of thou- nds of displaced persons from urope. The Shanghai refugee me .11 the wake of several thou- nd other Jews who had been [ded to immigrate from the hints,' seaport in the past 15 Si nths <>n individual affidavits iy the United Service and the bint Distribution committee, i se work is also supported by he i'.IA During the New Year t is confidently expected that kany of the Jewish refugees who in still stranded in Shanghai till be enabled to come to Amer- ea. For those arriving in San co, 1'niied Service has a bmplete program of reception, (letter, maintenance and reset- ement si vices, operating in col- boration with the San Francisco i : n of the National Council of NEW YEAR GREETINGS II l<: STEINS SOL MARGERY ANN THE LONDON SHOP HAPPY NEW YEAR H O II K It T S H OTEL 28 W. Flagler Street OPEN ALL YEAR il Jewish Women and the Francisco Committee for grees. What American Jewry is do- ing for the 20,000 Jews who havi come to the United States in the past year, and for the 2,000 a month now arriving, bears direct- ly on the fate and future of thou- sands of displaced Jews who still seek a home and freedom. This country has always been a haven lor the oppressed. Today, per- haps more than at any time in the past, the rest of the world is watching what we do. The doors must be kept open, not only for the sake of those who may come here, but to set an example for Palestine, for all the Americas and for the free lands through- out the world where our influ- ence can have an enormous ef- fect. Thus the refugee assistance program centering around United Service is important because it represents the continuation of the American tradition of asylum, and offers the hope that our country will make its humanitarian lead- ership felt even more strongly among the nations. The agency's program is important, too, becausi it represents their contributions to the UJA, one of the biggesl welfare and rehabilitation jobs in our time. In the New Year this program will have even greater demands placed upon it. American Jewry can well rededicate itself to the task of aiding in the reconstruc- tion of Jewish life throughout the world in the assurance that, with its continued support and ^ cooperation, the needs of our Emi- brt'th,'<'n vvh" :it >ast find haven i in this country can and will be met. Ita Supply Co. Distributors o/ of SOUVENIR POST CARDS FOLDERS BOOKLETS Miami Miami Beach Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Key Wesi Coral Gables Hialeah and General Florida Telephone 3-6321 Post Card Department 210-212 N. W. First Court IT IS A PLEASURE TO EXTEND OUR BEST AND SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR A. J. ULLIAN Custoinliilt Furniture Mfg. 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What does "Yam Kippur" mean? A. Day of Atonement. Q. On" what day in the Jewish calendar does "Yom Kippur fall? A. On the 10th day of Tishri. Q. By what special Hebrew name are the High Holy Days called0 A. Yom in Nor aim (Solemn Days or Days of Awe). Q. By what three names is Rush Hashona known? A. Day of Judgment (Yom Hadin), Day of Remembering (Yum Hazikaron), and Day of Bhnving the Shofar (Yom T'ruah). Q. What is a Shofar? A. An old surviving wind in- strument, usually made of the horn of a ram, which is blown in the synagogue on the High Holy Days. Q. When is the Shofar blown? A. During the morning serv- ice of Rosh Hashona and at the concluding Service of Yom Kip- pur. Q. By what Hebrew name is the person who blows the Shofar known? A. A "Baal Tokeah." Q. Name three occasions in the life of the Ji wish people on which the Shofar was sounded in anci- ent times. A. To announce the new moon and festivals; to proclaim the jubilee or year of release; to is- sue a call to battle; to communi- cate tidings ol victory. (Any three.) , Q. What special greeting do worshippers extend to each other at the end of the service, on tiie eve of Rosh Hashona? A L'Shanah Tobah Tikateb V'tehatem (May you be inscribed and sealed for a happy year). q. What are the Aseret i i < T'shubah? A. The 10 days of penitence which are devoted to earnest self- examination. They begin with the New Year (Rosh Hashona), and end with the Day of Atone- ment (Yom Kippur). q. Desci be 1 i i remony known as "tashlikh." ...... A In the afternoon of the tnst day of Rush Hashona, if it loes not fall on a Sal bath, many Jews assemble along the bai ks ol a stream or river and recite verses from the prophets and appropri- ate penitei tial prayers. Q. What is the origin custom of "tashlikh?" A. It is basi [ on thi sentiment expressed in the following pass- age from : phetic book Mi- cah: "He will again have com- passion upon us; He will subdue our iniquities. And Thou wilt east (Hel rew, V't all then sins into 1 ths of the sea." Q. Wl al is tb. "Kol Nidre?" A. A special prayer which be- gins the Synagogue Service on the eve of tl e Day of Atonement. Q. What kind of oaths are an- nulled I v t. e recital of Kol Ni- A Vows made in the heat of passion which an individual as- sumed for himself alone, and which concern his relation to his conscience or Heavenly Judge. Q. How is the Biblical admo- nition "Ye shall afflict your- selves." on Yom Kippur, inter- preted traditionally in practice. A Bv total abstinence from all kinds of food and gratification ol other material desires. Q. For what kind of transgres- sion does Yom Kippur atone? A. For its sns involving the in- dividual's relation to God. but not for wrongs committed against another person, unless tiny are rectified. Q. 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