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38 Number 28 Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY Miami. Florida. Friday. July 9, 1965 Two Sections Price 2C* to f-G Urges m With >d China AVIV JTA i For- | resident David Ben- < n proposed Bhal the Govesmntnt invite i kj on from Red China m to brad t<> ee Its ments jnd probk DM Bove i" tasn Peking** pj ton i r i Israel Hi' bat tiio rond bo !*" Middle East lay Eh Red China and as- that Red China's in- was contributing to stability of 'he region al>o dtockMOd that, as Her, he had been "per- involved" in four at- at mediation of the -Israel conflict with dent NnOMf of Egypt lid one of the attem its jntjated by an American sary" of l*ronI dent Ei- [.wer "and another bji ' gh st.it.- Depnrtmenl third attempt. he said n ade b> a British journ 0 Interview) i Nai he t'Hir'i thi 1 Ol 1 I I i'tv-idi nt i i 1 '. > ct when Nas led All .it lex ZOA Elects Torczyner; Lists Many Resolutions iacquis rotrczrwri fefcn itr helm New Attacks In Bamberg BAMKF.RG. W. Germany(JTA) New anti S;-mi:ic unearings, in- chiding m aimed at Chancellor 1 !' rig Krhard. were found this week i n three l>uild-.ng and men- umeiit.s in Bamberg, the scene ear- lier this month of one of the m..st his outbreaks of men vandal- ism in postwar German btsl rj Anti Semitic stiekoN were pasted ..n tl building] and anti-6emitic scribbtings paint d on them ,,i the s, I "This ii f'>;' Continuerl on Page 15-* Japai Party Internal lit Appears Certain T Elects her Prexy (JTAi The Jewish r of ORT was emphasized non-poiitual character .n resolutions adopted at (peu minority members proved t. rid ORl Union confreaa l(e inaccurate. Ben-Gurion an nounced last week he intended to 40 before the VOtera with such a list headed bv him TEL AVIV (JTA)The Mapai ii i rel i! lal wsrns Pre mier David Ben-Gureon's InUowers .11 his power struggle with Premier Levi Eshkol thii week that the minority could not remain in the party and still launch an indepen- dent list for the November Parlia- mentary elections. However, none of the minority- members attended the secretariat meeting and advanced warnings that action might be taken to ex week. Dr William Haber. juversi > >if Michigan, was i nehinnl i f the Central the I n i o n and Daniel .* nan.e i i n.iinnaii ol it - |\< Committee Mai Braude med direct) r genei ll i on of World ORT Union h* .uled by Daniel Mayer WfUMAM HASfR Centre/ ai4 Ckicf The secretariat deci.J*d to tend a delegation to make last min- ute appeal to Ben-Gurion for unity and to invite him to attend the next secretariat meetir-.-j to talk things over. The former Premier said he would respond to the invitation only after it wit made official but a Ben- Gurion spokesman said that Ben- Gurion probably would not ac- cept the bid. Before the lecrotariat me, ting. Mapal secretary-general Reuben Barkatl called the minority plan for an independent list "pernicious and anti-party The Ben-Gurion faction retorted with a charge that all of its proposals had been re- jects! by the majority. Meanwhile there appeared to be a Brining of the belief among both majority and minority that the spin within Mapal was beyond Continued on Page 2-A By Special Report NEW YORK Jacques Torczyn or. of New York, was elected Sun- day president of the Zionist Or- ganizataon of America at the final plenary, tension of the 68th annual convention <>f the organization at the Hotel Waldorf Astoria. He succeeds Dr Max Nus-baum, < Hollywood, Calif who completed three one year terms. Herman L. Weisman. of New York, noted attorney and Zion- ist loader, was elected chairman of the National Executive Com- mittee, the ruling body of the organisation between conven- tions, succeeding Torcxyner, who held this office for the past three years. Dr. F.manuel Neumann, of New York. w.i. reelected honorary pres- ident Harold W Cannely. of Brooklyn wna reelected chairman Of the National Administrative Bi ird. and Leon llutovich, of New Yoik. national ancretary. (i her national officers elected included Dr. Marcus I 'vinson, of ton, Tex., vice chairman of National Executive Committe of Indianapolis, rial \ ; ministrative B ard ! \ i York i : j ,. in and \.,t:onal !' name I 'in mitti ' National vice presidents of the Zicnist Organization of America elected to office include Dr. Irv- inq Lehrman, of Temple Emanu- El, Miami Beach. The newly-elected president of the Zionist Organisation of Ameri- ca t rings to his office long rec- ord of service in the leadership in the American and World Zionist movement. He is a member crt the Presidium of the World Zionist Actions Committee and chairman of Use ZOA World Zionist Affairs Committee since 1952. He was born in Antwerp. Bel ghim, in 1914. where his father lerved as president of the Bel- gium Zionist Federation until the | innin | of the .second World War. In 1945. he was one of the 18 ong- UNREMITTING VIGILANCE' Protect Israel's Security, Zionist Organization Says DR. LEHRMAN IN PLEA PAGE 10-A NEW YORK (JTA) Ameri- can Zionists were called upon this week to display "unremitting vig- ilance" in helping to safeguard the security of Israel. The call was i- sued at the 68th annual convention ol he Zionist Organization of America by Rabbi Max Nusshaum. outgoing ZOA president, who de- livered the keynote addre.-s The opening session of the con vention at the Waldorf Astoria Ho tel highlighted addresses by Is- rael Ami assndor Avraham u.iv man uh'i broughl greetings on be- half oi "the Governmei l and people i t i re I, Sen Jaci b K .lav il an I Pau 1 Screvane, chairman of the New York Cltj Council, who wel e i the d< I on l"-'..' I York Rabbi lr\ Miller, honorary, chairman ol Contmuvd on Page 6-A CHARUS JORDAN succeeds Koset leevitf Charles Jordan Will Head JDC Operation Continued on Page 5-A Nl u YORK JTA) Edward M M Warburg, chairman of the joint Distribution Committee, an nounced this week that Charles H Jordan, of Geneva, has been named secutive head of the welfare agen- cy, with he title of director gen- eral Jordan succeeds Moses A. Leavitt. JDC executive vice chair man. who died in Geneva last month. The designation was made at a special meeting of the JDC Admin istration Committee. Mr. Jordan will continue to maintain his head quarters in Geneva, but will be coming to New York for frequent consultations. Serving under him will be Herbert Katxki as Deputy Iv.vctor-Genrral in Geneva, and - tel L Haber, as n. putj lired ieneral in New York. Mi-- i><>r tl j I. Speiser, assistant tre or. will a-some additional duties as JDC Secretary. "Moses A. Leavitt was a man of unique gifts," Warburg de- clared. "Mis extraordinary con- tributions affected the lives of hundreds of thousands of men, women and children in all parts of the world. It has been JDC s good fortune that for the past ten years Charles Jordan has been sought by governmental and intergovernmental bodies, as well as other voluntary agencies. He has our full support in the dif- Continued on Page 13-A LOYALTY TO GOVERNMENT ALSO RESOIVED So. Africa Jews Affirm Faith JOHANNESBURG (JTA) The Sruth African Jewish Board of Dcpujes closed its biennial con greSS h :< this week with a de- cision to exrarwl its services par- ticularly in the tields of pubUc re- lations aimed at promoting good- will between Jews and nun Jews in this country a"d In expanding its Jewi .h culture and you.h pro grams. Among the resolutions adopted by the Hoard was one reaffirming the liyalty of the Jewish common Irv to South Africa and expressing the hope that the Republic would continue its progress to benefit all its people. Ihe Board also rcaf finned the community's cultural and religious ties with Israel and pi dged all possible assistance to Immigrant settlement in Israel Another resolution expressed "grave concern regarding the plight of Soviet Jewry" and urged that the free world bring pres- sure to bear against the USSR to allow religious and culture freedom and to permit immigra- tion to Israel where desired. The Board also called upon the Gov ernment to ban the entry of Naiis into this country in the same way that Communist! are barred. Dr. Teddy Schneider, outgoing chairman of the Board, was elected president, succeeding Naomi Phillips who was named Chairman of the United Com- munal Fund. A bitter controversy between Or thmlox and Reform factions which il plagued the South African Jewish community for years was Continued on Page 6-A Peg I ?age 2-A rjeHittntridtofL Friday, July g YMHA to Launch Saturday Programs In Keeping With Spirit of Sabbath a' Saturday evening. May 22. marked the fust presentation of an award given by the'lsraebte Center to the 'Most Outstand- ng Woman cf the Year." Presentation took place at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Hyman firmer on Star Island. Mrs. Che :-r president of the Dora Stein Sisterhood, was chosen as irst to receive "The Woman of Valor" Award from the ^abbi S. T Swirsky presented Mrs I Mapai Party Internal Split Appears Certain Continued from Pag 1-A the i . | Informed observers indicated hey believed that Mosne Dayan. o r m e r Arncuiture Minister, Beth Torch Sets Film Series Here - - in Uij Oi V I I Isi eli to th, ' i [rft .ill be n woj'd join the independent list despite his public aMtrtiMi H)l the wiser strategy wou'H be for the minority to fight for its views within the pa'ty. D resigned previously as in ex- pression of hps opposition to Bsh- kol s policies It '> I ma Greater Mtam \IA- announced ,,i Sabbath afternoon bcIivUw* ita new facilitj SW S Ml beginning this SaW I,, i lettei to members. YMHA Prtcidenl Paul Fa*** *iat*1 thai cultural and reereattoneJ pi* , in keeping with *e Sf*bn u,ii be scheduled between I and -, pm Activities will include rams with Jewish content, plays hj th.- Children! and Cults' Theater VVorkm at ; W**** ""' ' folksinsuH atom 'r> tree uat of iha \ m Raattoaal fee* ities "The Beard of Directors of the Y recogniies a further respon sibility and opportunity to strengthen Jewish life and cul ture with these programs," Fas- Ice said. "We believe we will fill an important need by offering Jewish families activities to en hance the Sabbath spirit " : for Sal prtil i ' ill 01 1 i - 'i I Chairman of the V'l Sabbath Programming Committee <> Mar rris, Servirj with him are Harry Smith, Barton Udoll, t.e--.n Kaplan, Leonard Loria, Joseph Lipton and Milton Bal- sam. yM.ndYWHA *d Skol* ,,-,u ,v^^ , pragrtm ractor of ft* Jaw* OOuirad U* Departmeot irill direct PVi pre Milted b) tb ihiWr.-n- ami A.I ulU Tfcaal* \V..tkhou. 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That is why so many famili. s ask Rivi-rside to take charge llBJJMIoiatl riverside memorial chapel, inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ;'janrl Altin It.*d JE 11151 latS.W.17l B I July 9. 1965 kn/\HkrtrtJ&r Paqe 3-A m $200,000 Fund for Academy the continuing financial demand, upon us in achieving academi: goals of consistently high exce' lence." Academy <>t Greater Mi weak .iiiiiciMK'ci ihr >> n. n| of a Foundation for r.w Ac.id.nn by ils proi Din. Merwitur. foundation is bring launch- i SJiiO.OOO to be paid by Mcr |o\'i j number of years. re forming the FHA," ex- Merwitier, "with an eye f$l million foundation. The will form the bai* for certed effort to heve othor teter Miami Jewish com leaders incorporated into undatfon effort." ,il/cr -aid lh.it the time i,. ror Ihe H bet w \< ademy able to iil-.inilon 'he old rerer concept Meiwitier mi Yeahh ,i iin itinii I- .i ' (. mplicated thine; lode) . raiairm implementing ive up the bettler chnor tors has I"-. M ,i Hebrew I i Lu \, lemj -<-i i lions >om Pittsburgh. Pa.. Men has been a resident here past 26 years and is a civic leader and philen- list. He served as vice presi- | of the Academy for seven i prior to assuming his first , of office as president. |l, eh led to .i fourth term ^LV* M.iv n/.- w.i- chairman of the Building Committee hen s<-hooi n> .i- i>n]'.-. and gjtaat S M\MI tow .ml the build in* two. I he Hebrew Academy Administration Building is named alter him. lie i. acme in Israel Bonds, Com bmed Jewi-.h Appeal. Jewish Na lional Fund, tireatir Miami He- brcu Free I/>an Society. MeeWtl of Greater Miami, and has been treasurer of Belh Tfilah Conurega tion for 12 yars. Commenting on the new Fli\ Rabbi Alexander G..... principal of the Academy, noted that "oui -ehooi has made gianl itridei In its bilingual program >! \mnian- lsm and Judaism. 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Friday, July 3 during the week as i see it by LEO MINDIIN The Task Before The Zionist Movement The 68th annual national con- vention of the Zionist Orqanization of America in New York City over the July 4 weekend discussed jx va- riety of issues, principally the /.OA s role in a world where Israel is today a political reality. This has been the major Zionist issue since the re- emerqence of the Jewish State back in '.943. Not a sinqle convention has taken place since then that did not study Zionism's new task in the light of the fulfillment of her oriqinal reason for beinq. Over the veers, the ZOA had many challengei mount in - of its own surv suri he most .. h 3m former Pi rael I hurled 1 | the insignificant ::can Jews to the new State. By now, the Zionist Orqc oi America has sustained and withstood the most lethal of all these chcllenqes and seems once again to be qrowinq despite its loss of strength, an achievement due in no small measure to Premier Levi Eshkol who, unlike his predecessor, is an unremitting source of encouragement. The theme of the convention, "Israel and Zionism Partners in Jewish Survival." harks back to the early days of post-Israel Zionism, when then ZOA President Rabbi Irving Miller, standing at the helm of a floundering orqaniza- tion, called upon American Jewry to qrow into what he described as a "spiritual identifica- tion" with their brethren in the new Middle Eastern republic. It is hence comfortable today to speak in these terms, but a developinq comfort should not cause us to stray from some of the oriqinal problems besettinq the Zionist movement that have by no means yet been resolved. Prin- cipal amonq these, as the venerable Mr. Ben- Gurion himself suggested, is the scarce aliyah from the U.S. FACILITATING PROCESS Of ALIYAH Mr. Ben-Gurion may have been of- fensive, but he was not unrealistic in his ap- praisal. One of the ways in which the Zionist movement can best serve both Israel and American Jewry today is to fcc.!:!ate the pro- cess of aliyah. Those intimately ccguainted he issues at staKe in immigration to Israel know full well that Jews : ere virtually discriminated ai in terms of uncial help available to them. Modestly-equipped American Jews arriv- inq in Israel aie faced with the dilemma of having enouqh funds to purchase living quar- ters or to invest in small business enterprises; they do not have enouqh for both. But, as Americans, they are regarded as sufficiently affluent so as not to qualify for sources of as- sistance open to indiqent Jews arrivinq from elsewhere abroad. Compared to the indiqent, they are, of course, well off. But helped to re- solve their dilemma, they could repay the help many-fold with the technical and commercial variety they would bring to the land. This kind of discrimination is not leveled against American Jews, alone; Jews of the British Commonwealth nations have also suf- fered similar treatment, ment in those count; ies ear 1*SHADOW OF MMW^-q* judement. Gurlor. was amonq American Zionism's most ardent opponents because of what he reqard- ed as its tailuie, he also served the effective taskmasters who did less than facilitate Amer- ican aliyah who in tact helped to inhibit it. In recoqnition of this very bitterly paradox- ical situation, it is here that the Zionist Orqani- zation ot America can prove its effective worth. By emulatinq their British brethren, they can make "Israel and Zionism Partners in Jewish Survival" achieve its fullest meaning. We Should Not Stampede The New York State law signed by Gov. Rockefeller, providing textbooks to children in both public and religious schools in the state, should be challenged. We do not doubt that a large number of Jewish school students will benefit from the law. But those of us who support its laudable intent take a position inconsistent with the long- standing view held by the American Jewish community at large regarding separation of church and state. This is a clear infraction of the principle. We have held fast to it in the past in tne mat- ter of religion in the schools, includinq such ex- plosive issues as leisure-time programs and the display of religious symbols on major holidays. because Jews now find that they will bene- fit from a clear violation ol the principle should not cause us to stampede. This is more than inconsistent It is expedient. It compt our niorai view so seveieiy mat our position on future issues invoivin | .. n a:.. will surely nav< us ..... rthy. we go not beiieve that the u is ed oy tne immediate ..... The Mission to Israel The Greater Miami Jewish Federation- Combined Jewish Appeal Mission to Israel in September announced this week is another new look in the ever-strengtheninq uno je of federation here. 'See Page 12-A . As a conseguence, the specially-desiqned tour should go a long way toward answering many guestions in the minds of these younq people and ultimately wed more firmly their purpose to our community's annual hu- manitarian campaign. By understanding more fully wharf But the Zionist move- working toward, they should be able one day arly moved to fill the to supply the Federation and Cc: source yMI AMERICAN Br stion will hold m ^ al convention on MiamjTj from Aus 9 to \:\ iu,~ ters will he at the F^J blrau Hotel. Some is.qJ| sons are expected to Of course, all attorsajll welcome, but not ^ Member* of the Br * hanpen to he Jewish or" will have to face the of attending social sessions of the convention scheduled at the" restricted Bsth dub Nevertheless, the stellar function i> ,-xp^ attract governors and eanilfemn from across the country t,, as members of the cabinet Already listed as among those certain to attend are r,ovn William W Scranton. of Pennsylvania; George Romney. of \]1(. and Warren F HeBrBM <>f Missouri High administration wiU include K Sargent Shriver. director of the Office of | Opportunity; W Willard Wlrtt, secretary of labor: and John nr secretary of commerce Associate Justice Byron w white, of the United States Court. wi]i be among prominent jurist-, expected to spool gressmen due ben include Sen Edward V lx>n .1) Mo 1, s rs 1' Fli Rep Thomas B Curtis ,k Mo |. Rep R^j Griffin lR-111 and Rep Frank Thompson .ir dVNJ.) This is a stellar arra) particularlj for a convention who* sessk nssn slated to be held in a Miami Beach n long At least two functions : into th.- posh Hath Club It u . a dil t task 1 '' Bar Associal 11 Ft; .. !< i 1 |] ... IM||. at a t'ias mfecto all) big ' THl AMIKICAN BAD WOIUD PANOll TO B'GOTS. THE POINT NEED I d 1 I I to the Bath < | . ... f ex pre! centers in the north Thi the Bar i" pandi t< I itrj who would prolong the < ny, who would act Kptosit. than as a catalyst toward ant itgamBtiofi who would divide us I an umbrella of chaos rather than unite us in the American democratic fulfillment The Bar. symbolic of the lawful and the orderly, by its n..- projection ot nun in i free society governed according to c si tional principle, must become a mockery if it submits to What national convention has proposed here for Atl| B to 13. If elw the Amencan Jewish Committee has Id ih liar knee I at least, is how Jews i<< I THl PlKSOHAl TOUCH JOWAMD SUITABILITY SPECIFICALLY AT ISSUE la the annual reception and d ** the Tax Section of the American Bai on Saturday, Aug. 7 at I B.ith Club. Making the matter worse is that this function ** pored by Miami attorneys; while the sad fact emerges that Jews on the arrangements committee also served with then' But the work of the committee is Rjppoeed to have beef narrowly distributed into ivii.u. >i responsibilities, that its jf participants are reported to have had BO knowledge of the 8 man's decision. Now it appears that when committee representative the restrictive policy of th.- Bath ( lub with rluh officials allegedl) assured Negroes ,.- members of the American B ation, would of course in welcome (o attend conventio scheduled there Th. question of Jewish member* was raised Neither ckx it 1 1 Pi rell .'r of I \.. pn sident of the Ami poi ions ) slly to make furtl --at the I ption expiainin lies 11 immunit) 11 \- n a nations; I I Jew t to at rricai lion" > . . < of I deal lead tun 01 c a in ha el ts breach and correct the error in official Israeli ish Appeal with a studied, well-oroomed 1 of leadership and qeneral participation 1 Hence, while fo.mer Prime Minister Ben- philanthropic endeavor both her aZ atroad THl PRACTKl Of VNGUSHOT TOUKANCt QOMPOUNDING THE METAPHORIC < !M v ,- th. . Iton belonging to tbi Dadi 1 ho work here throiichmit th. whose sensibilities .jj, offended t>v tt. beduhng the r.i\ Section function si U It part hem thai officers of the local chaptwd thi \ 1 un mittee have now b-i:iin to ad sel\ .-s What is restricted social Garden of Eden'' *'<*"** ''> Harvi ...,,| h) the New \ "" Surf Indian Creek and I Jewish the special Times fat*"" ing M the city aa I .. m !u led, are fierc | 1 '.. In as storj lenti i "t that "Not 00 Continued on Ptgm 13-A July 9. 1365 P<, Jro /./- ftukMOfl Page 5-A Torczvner Elected ZOA President i - \ kp!e Menorah Vice President Louis Reinstein (right) con- ilales Samuel Malow on receiving the annual Member- Award at a recent festival at the Fontainebleau Hotel. laid Rosen, president, said that Malow enrolled "the most members this past year and has given his untiring efforts irery Temple project." Malow is assistant financial secre- of the Temple and serves on the Membership and Visita- Committees__________________________ AGREEMENT WITH ISRAEL CONFIRMED orld ORT Meet ives Ha ber Helm baal u - Continued from Page 1-A it*, wu received by I'n m It, The Italian Presi ded tn the 1" Jewish 1 i beet w (fhea for the fu- ture *jt ORT and it- work hat ] The tlegatas confirmed the ORT it 'tmtnt with the Israel Oaf^hsrrvent under which the afaaaar* ""ill expend its program In tartr- of increased enrollment in QRT projects. The delegates alse) er-proved maximum efforts h> ave c obsolescence of ORT " at*] >T' J JrJ rhjal VUHdl I Just a small revolution! fig Change in... I Filler Cigarettes Mew Tobacco Blend lore Tobacco Taste instruction techniques by setting up new seminaries where instruc- tors will be kept up-to-date on rapidly developing technological and teaching methods. Refresher course* will be made available to former pupils. Dr Abraham Sachar, president of BnndeJj University, warned at a iMnnirf at the done i>f the Conjress, that the many indications of ini proved attltudea toward Jewa in many part- "t the world "should not lull ua into abandoning Hie re- alism of so If help." He praised ORT for following that principle He also warned against the de- cline ..f sen-iti\it\ among Jeus at live in communal affairs, saying ;h.it "too many of US have become tired and we are !.- responsive." live Former French Minister, -peak ing at the dinner, cited the "wide- U Increased tasks" In France and m Israel, requiring the effort-, of ORT ami the Joint Distribution ( ommittee and the Jewish Colo- nization Association He n t oKT was helping not only Jews but Ofl in mixed Jewish Arab slum la in France, and helping also in African countries and in Iran and India. Continued from Page 1-A nal nr the Frienda . Mr David Ben Gin Ion He was a member of the Ju Itifkin Committee and of the Spe ., : thi I ish \ cy, which completed a stud) of i - lacing the Zionist mow after the creation of the State of Israel. He is a founding member of the Board of Governors of the State of Israel Bond Drive and for many years has been aerv ins as a member of the Executive Committee of the United Israel A|> peal. A graduate of the Solvay Insti- tute of the University of Brussels, Torciyner has written and lec- tured extensively on Zionism and all problems dealing with the economic, cultural and political developments of the State of Is- rael and the Jewish people. He is at present assistant general manager of the RAASCO Israel Cor- poration. The convention closed is busi- ness leaatona with the adoption of a series of major policy resolutions dealing with the Middle East. Is- rael and World Jewry Among the resolutions adopted was one calling upon the U.S. Government to maintain its ec- onomic aid to Israel without de- nying similar aid to other coun- tries in the Middle East who do not employ or threaten to use such aid for aggression against Israel. The U.S. Government was also urged to strengthen Israel's security and deterrent capacity by direcrly supplying her with the arms necessary to prevent military imbalance in the Mid East. Am U s Government to make clea Arab untenance the apil sion <>: IsraeTa w atei soui i convention weh ome i the recenl action of the U S Con- is opposing the Arab boycott of I S busil --men and firms. The U S. Government was ala urged to encourage every manifei tation of peaceful intent in the Middle F. a t and to insist upon Arab-Israel negotiations to trans late armistice agreements into treaties of peace. The convention also adopted * resolution calling for the ratifi- cation by the U.S. Senate of the Gerocde Convention, and thus take it; ploce among the leading nations of the worid which have already done so. In a i ilution on Soviet Jev n reit< 'ated il sion of the Russ mitj nun I erbuj i to three million Members of inization were urged to con- tinue Ifl 1 intensify their effort- to enlighten public opinion con- cern;:-,.; anti-Jewish cultural die- .nmination which ii being prac- ticed in contravention to the Con- stitution of the Soviet Union. Wetstein Named Kepner Vice Pres. Mert Wetstein. public relations executive anil former newspaper- man, has been named vice presi dent of Woody Kepner Associates, Inc. The promotion was announced by Woody Kepner, president of the Miami publicity and public rela- tions agency. Wetstein. a University Of Miami graduate il951). joined the Kepner staff in 19.">9 as a writer He later became an account representative and was accounts supervisor for five yen- prior to his new ap- pointment Wetstein served as a sports writ (- for the Miami News prior to moving over to the Miami Beach I Daily Sun as spurts editor, a p was the youngest sports editor of a daily newspaper in the U.S. He aiao as the newspapers city editor for one year before resign- ing to establish his own public re- lations agency. Wetstein and his wife. Edith, 'live with their two children. Steve 12. and Harriett 9. at 1630 SW 98th Ave. AUlHORlZiO OtAlM '\ Siiki lJ5 rNlTH Quil.t, 7 HEARING AIDS $75 to $325 "4fc I w*o one'" STANLEY GQULD 1238 imcom WAD "-.. DOUIIIS SAVED WITH US I I I . 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K< .i the New Yorl 5i I ; Miami Bea< I Floi . >RK BOSTON MIAMI 6 Convenient Offices Serve Dade County Mtln Office: 101 East Flailer St Allapittah Branch: 1400 N.W. 96th St North Miami Branch: 12600 N.W. 7th Ave. Timiami Branch 1901 S W Hh St Edison Center Branch MOO N ff 'th Ave. Kendall Branch: U.S. 1 at Iff. 104th St PC( = ?aqe 6-A P (I #.>n/f Ih rMtr_______ Friday, July 9 pro- Zionists Continued from Page 1-A ,. American Zionist Counci 1 Or. Nussbaum asserted h t for the first time Israel's arch MMtny, President Nasser of = gypt, was confronted during re- Tent months by events which led -0 a succession of defeats for -,im He added that "voices vere heard throughout Moslem ands, from the innermost circles ;f the Arabs themselves which poke of peace with Israel or, ?t least, of moderation and re*- ;onableness." Dr Nussbaun stated th.it '"for .,, decades the Jewish people - ighoul the world exerted all . fforts for the building ol the wish Stati Sov Israel 1- rea I) 1 in with the Zionist movement riktmg the Jewish people " Dr Nahum G ildmann, president ie World Zionis; Organization, message from Geneva, de WaTi^dlo'SaJe^ard Israel , .< thai "the Zioi il finds itaell in its development/ adding that 11 must m i" reconquer its leading Jewish lif< everywhere above all. within th. -1 ,. mmunity ol the *ori a. the I \ At Saturdaj nighl session t), Sussbaum read a message from lenl Lyndon B Johnson, who .. red .., U1,|i : mj verj s to you and to the dele fective our resolve .0 break the vicious cycle of wars that have fflictad mankind. The close ge- lation of the Z.cmst Org.n.sa- tion of America with Israel and the Near East affords opportun- ty for the forging of new ideas and advances toward the un.ver- sal peace we seek.'' Vice President Hubert Humph said "196.1 knov the 2 . ins As Presidenl \ -- 1 i ke\ speech was pitched in due n"i '" ll v I* friend. Ben Bella, has been, thrown and. above all, deterrent power cools hit | brows." Dr Neumann said ft of . h_ ir) to ., chan-'' 'ill inclined to m., mst.nce.wl **'*-*.*** ir|j .ilt.uk 00 I"-"'1 an e He cited Nasser being "mired with 40,000 troops and financial at loj in Yemen Egypt's economic plight as desperate; ho is his trusted in .1 5 jo so wei veai ol the founding 0 9erheads with Syria; ll.iv IhkI him |D !* .1 li..etg*ykl t!M> pas! Nothing hurt of ,,, nit American ;inrl Sihih jj HIM him fntm the end wtueti -er\< f :- mi latjON and reckless military venturers formed an honorable role in 1 country's long search for world peaci "During this period when we celebrate our national indepen- dence, I wish to invite the con- vention to concentrate on ways through which we can make ef the an word nt e SimiHT ROOF l DINNER-DANCING NIGHTLY TO THE MUSIC OF MAL MALKIN HIS PIANO AND HIS ORCHESTRA featuring SUE LAWTON Superb Continental Dining Visit th, STARLIGHT LOUNGE for a broethtsking Vow Rtfn! Porras on Accordion No Cover, No Minimum DCML on the ocean at 48th Street. Miami Beach Reservations Required: JE 2-3600 LAST 8 DAYS! Please Reserve Now! 0,:''" "Wonderful'' "Thrilling" "Exciting" "Colorful" KENNETH NELSON LESLD STEWART SToPTHEWoliJP I WANT To GET off a**-Wt %wa< v^ CHARGE TICKETS AT AIL JORDAN MARSH STORES AND BURDINE'S. FLAGLER STREET t 0ADELAND "INCfS Mc- luf Wfd ' J-IS5 3)5 2M I 5. F'i I M. 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"i " cianl people whose verj ,-,. \s 'P4MC4 Hi-' 1> ' gave m.inkiini Ike tnapiring prophec) ol beating rds """ pl< v, sharps In tin- nuclear-rocket .in' indiapensab ;,iUl in, Mankind can noi afford the in llcss risk ol l becoming ignited in the Mid Ih East or anywhere '!-< and leading i.( ->,:ii\ to .i eonfUgration which might \m\ i rtl .ill mankind "Amerii a's t neat wiah is, therefore, that all powers >>f the Middle East agree at the eaaileat poaaible date to resolve their dif fefeneea In the interest ol a just and permanent peaci JoiepH Sapriir, rntmbar ef the KnosMt, and chairman of the Liberal Party of Itraal. ttrestad Saturday night "with tha utmatt amphatii that any attempt to bring about talk* with our neigh- bors (Arab states) on the basis of any territorial concessions on our part or through the eettlemant of Arab refugees in Israel, will be formally rejected by the vast ma- jority ef the Israeli people." He further emphasized thai "such claim* made bj the Arabs have no btaua whatsoever as f.ir as the needs of the nations surround- ing us or the welfare of the refu- gees themselves are contenaad." Mr Saphir head- the joint Lib eral lleiut >late of condidaies. in oppoaitton to the dominant Mapai Party, in the ekactiona to th' Knes. set which will be held in Novem ber tin- m-.i: Addi i me 1 mm dele Saphir aaai i ted that "ii btx refugees were repatriated to I- rael. the} would form ;, 'lumpen- rial which would Ij menace larael's securit) an i itj lie t 1- there >n to the Arab's .ii tempt to deprive Israel ol it- i in oi the wati it the Jordan River and Lake Km ;i are vital an t i our verj existence and which ar, allocated to Israel undei I Johnson Plan, n a m e d aftei its American author " I):' Emanuel Neumann, in his address, warned "againat the il lusion that I ol Nassei has turne i 'moderate' in vie of bis i remarks at the Arab Summit ference in I airo il. Mud ttu I So. Africa Jews Affirm Faith Continued frem Page 1 A onh for thi for th. com 1 '' w- P'aye m all field- i publu endeavor T i the chart lo explain our ne* 4\ FULL IMLWLi-: a.e difficulty To us it make* se> M to ( daily ' *. If) havaa mal (child's | Or bette' >et. give us a < 11 ui go personally I *M :. ar from old a -. a). ir word for il that i t profital place 1 -. is The M ami Beach First National Ban* United National Bank . J/v///// JieaeJt /i/sf. \t/f/ft//////>'(////, The uoDtns -.r aitm TaaoiTiON UNITED NATIONAL BANK reaert :; *. t inuance Corpo-al on July 9. 1965 +Jenlsti fhtliiir Paqe 7-A m**"" ' if' iple Menorah confirmation took place recently conducted Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz. Ceremonies featured a cantata. ie Seven Golden Branches." Confirmands were honored [a luncheon following the services at the Deauville Hotel. row are Ellen Rappaport. Marlene Seqal, Arlene Kap- L Sivia Goldberg, Nancy Rubel. Linda Hall. Lyn Bornstein. Second row are Jon Saulson, Marjorie Lindenbaum. Wendy Mishkin, Sary P020. Penny Miller, Maria Taub. Debbie Davis, Helene Dwortiz, Nancy Gorodetaky. Back row aTe David Strickler, Steven Kringold, Zvi Honor. Susan Riesenberq, Rabbi Abramowitz, Linda Singer. Larry Feldman. Marc Suss- raan, Michael Watstein. Variety Holds Celebrity Lunch At Everglades \ celebrity luncheon last (I; > noon 111 > u 1ural c d -1 riea of rummer program* ' \ Briet) Club, Tent 33, It ;i- I need this week bj CWH B irk r i;.t.i> Oxell \t.- in i> e r Drives, and : ien la were invited to the I5iiny.ni R 1 j| the Everglades Hotel I 1 Willie Pastrana Brat ipoi la 1 ele >- ritj slated i appear 1 0 i hairmen >>i th- luncheoi Mel Karl, executive aecretarj f the Screen Actors Guild in da, and George MacLean, p> ' I barker "i the Varietj Clu >. Variety Bponaon and auppoi 1 Variety Children's Hospital. digious School Testing Program Shows Gains in Greater Miami Area sajderstta improvement in proximate educational measure pntvement or laek of progress; t gain some inssgM into the neves et~ t :i u s ti 1 m 'lie Jaw Mi hrm! f>>r our schools, to compare use the community norms t<> test sary approaches to improve th< is has been revested Ir* t 1 aj^^ norms with those of the pre lha aflat ski ibwiii nf anr 1 isnlriiliim general educational standards in ^tJew^shPEd^ioatien accord cedtaas, T-* s '" ragtotac im and oiaiastiom efficiency; and to our community. to an announcement of Joseph Brandeis Exceeds Campaign By Special Report WALTHAM Mass Brai li 1 1"- 1 v -1 aitj 'in. r>v.u- dovdbp- ment campaign exceeded it~ $*.' MiO.iMHi goal by nearly $11 mil'n. Norman S. 1'atili. ili.nrman II Board of Trustees, told more tin 1.000 paraoM ..Mending Hie uaivw sity'a prc ^n. president testing program was adanta in 27 schoola In the form Ltoo testa in Hebrew, prayera. and cerena hm 1 ha*-ie Ju ton. Zionism and Israel, and tin le norm ashed bj the progress achievement es> U sts ete.il l\ re in most "i the i- iiarinui.il l> in Habeas 1 lea, in prayei 1 m luiiln .ii and modern Jewish i> I dramatic gain was shown on [tests in Zionism and Israel. rthe increase in tha norm* of Judaism indicates that the is show development in ap- tioo o* basic Jewith cocv The marks also indicated rrable difference in ant of stvdonts in He departments and those in liay-a-weelc schools, even in .1 and customs and caramon- fwmtch are taught in English. testing program ahw ahasred de4>) trade aah snee In the ,1- taught, particularlj in she t>\- a/here the ryrks appraach 1,v.- 1 ad .. 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It means that our workers are reaching out. and it means, tor that peo p|e will respond when asked. i this U I I : 'A. 81 i i'i it. i land Upton i do - na through *>h* < i should hsv< T ' By Special Report NEW YORK The American Jewish Congress held it* f urJl an- nual "Dialogue in Israel" this week 'Dialogue in Israel" this summer foeusing on the problems of Is- raeli and American Jewish youth Representatives of the college generation of both communities a ere the chief participants, it was disclosed at a pre-- I ence in Stephen Wise Congress House national headquarters of Unerican Jewish Congn -- bj Faul Vishny, of Chicago, chai of the AJCongress Commission on Jewish Affairs. Vishny, who headed the Con- gress delegation to the Dia with Shad Polier, Governing Coun- cil chairman, said the annual e was held at the Sheraton iv July 5 and 6 and at Gival Brenner on July 7 and 8 Israeli parn lists luded Culture Aahron Yadlin : Minister of Education and Culture Aaharon Ya llin The other parth pants will I ily. nelists 1. The d Beach JWY Post Wins Top Honors VI r Veti - M< rider, captun ii ndani es at I 19th annual convi Department of Florida at the DiLido Hotel. O mmander Weinman won the Harry 11. Cohen Memorial Award r:s "the man who has d ne the moot for JWY for a period of Bv consecutive years The post was awarded a plaque for its membership programming and the Best Post in Florida cita- tion. A post history book, compiled by Historian Abe Spinner took c- one! place for the Historians Award in .. close decision, Miami Beach Post 330 wm also awarded a blue ribbon from Na- tional JWV for having achieved :00 percent membership before Dec. 31. 'WVVW>ANrfV^A'WAViWWi youth of this generation and their parents, with emphasis on religious affiliation, Jewish education and idealism. 2. The extent and character of Jewish commitment the extent of alienation from things Jewish and the reasons for it. 3. The extent of involvement in present political and social Strug gles. In addition to Vishny and Poliei as chairmen, the American Jewish Congress delegation included: Mrs Virginia Snitow "f Scars dale. N V president of the AJCon- gress National Women's Division; Rabbi Moshe Davidowitz, oi Temple Sholoni. Greenwich. Conn David Berger, 22. of Brook- lyn, a 1964 honors graduate of Yeshiva University now enrolled in the university's rabbinical pro- gram and a Woodrow Wilson fel- low in Jewish history at Colombia Universit) Paul Cowan, 25. of New York City, a 1063 honors graduate of Harvard, where he was executive editor of the university's newspap er, The Crimson." and an or- ganizer on the Harvard campus of civil rights volunti i Mi.-- lOli li t several months in I- rai 1 as .. teach r ii Bei rshi ba, a farm worker at Kibbul \ Michael and an archaeologist's [ibei Mrs. Jane Sal Riverdale, NY. a 1959 of Wellesley College, where she was -i Durai I i ar and a men: her of Phi Beta Kappa Mrs G reived a Master's degree at Radcliffe ( i Middle East- ern Studio and is currently a Ph D candidate at ( b>ia I'm v-ersit) in the field ol Jewish his torj Neal Kozodoj. 23. of New York City, a 1963 honors graduate of -t at the Hebrew Universit) in Jen: in 1960-61 Mr Koi ido) is now at Columbia University on Woodrow Wilson and Danforth Foundation r< idying toward a doctorate in Hi brew Li terature and Jewish History Vishny, who keynoted the opening session in Tel Aviv, noted that the Annual American Jewish Congress "Dialogues" in Israel serve as forums for 'a candid and searching inter- change of views between leading representatives of the American Jewish community and the peo- ple and the government of the State of Israel." 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Judaism is more than a reve- lation, it li rttownt- relevant to modern life in prophetic terms, declared Dr Irving Lehrman Dr Lehrman spoke before the , Sabbath mcrning ** of the 68th national eonventton <>' the Zionlsl Organization of Amer- ica last weekend at the Waldori Astoria Hotel in New York City. a, the convention. Dr who is spiritual loader ol Temple Emanuel-El, of Miami Beach, was Lieberman Joins Schwartz Agency Ron Lieberman has been named an account executive <>t Oerata Schwartz Agency. Miami Beacn public relations firm A. sophomore at the Unrversilj Ol Miami. where he is Studying gov- eminent and journalism Lieber- man graduated from Palmetto High School, where he was presm nl the Key Club and aportl editor -'l the school newspaper Formerly associated with radio stations WQAJI and WFUN. and the Miami News, be is the South Miami-Coral Gables correspondent for WKAT while in high school, Lieberman was a corresp mdet ' for 'he Coral Gables Times Guid. sports writer for the Home- d Vews Leader ,- Lehrman quote. v bv H , .,. press and i the pulpil bei i Neither will H* be H" It time.- Dr. Lehrman fid KM can vention service, .**ng: "* th. Zionist Ore-n.i.t.cn of Amer tet to be big enough to accep from our own midst or from Is r.el, in the trH of our revered rabois. who drew a clear distinc- tion bttwaan the bitter harangues of Kor.ch end the constructive and honest differences of opin- ion between the schools of Sham mai and Hillel." Declared Dr. lehrman "TV /' onist organization will not depend upon status bul stature H* \ n's leadership was vindicated ,,v the sprouting "t his iBrfl '"" almonds, the Zhmlat aaamrmni DM51 continue to evolve on Me 01 ., true leadership SSheae HM1 buds an leader n ol ed thai "Zionism did -,| must net end with the ere ation Oi the State ot Israel tor Zionism means not oni> the re rion of the land but also BK elected a national ie ZOA Or Lehrman told the serv.ee gathering that "the Zionist Movement represents the heart of world Jewry. Z.omsm all tnese -ears has striven f r the estab- lishment of a Jewish nat.on in Palestine. Now that the goal IS achieved, it should continue Jo be the link between the vast body of Jews outside of the country and those living in Israel." Commenting on a resoh.ti-i oassed to the convention ol the Rabbinical Assembly of Ant in Maj r I em-man declared tha -this is not the first time criticism has seen directed against us. The Rabbinical Assembl) reaelu- tion called for a studs Of the /.ion jst Onwnisation in lir*t of ine changes in today's world, including v continuing criticism >> former Prime Minister David Ben-Gunon against the movement and the emergence oi an affluent and in- fluential American fawsrti Cam munity Btoniam has tailed to score an; ;real achievement*: -i- ce me es shment of the state o| Israel. the resolution nuggeated -1"11 called for a yearlong stud) oi al- ternate possibilities to traditional Zionist Organisation endeavor Reaponding to the indication "' "* C Inrth ,h.- Rabbinical Assembly reaolu- "II we are to h,- or.hv of nntd Df L.hrm.n sa.d ttvs meant idmg me Jew.sh^ - |STI.. but of Knesset Israel and not only of Eretz Israel but of Torat Israel. I constitutes the nati n.mlthetai r Israel. 1 Lehrmi n explained tin* on thel me Mats tine article I........- ?"* imerican Jewry. >'r man charged thai it gave h.m no comfort Neither he Hid do. I he vanishing American .' .* o.,,ph>. still with us after ^ popular news m.r.a/irH- pre*. Lion, irighten me lUit th. f^ tnatna that M c.,n Jewrj viii ' For tie ajusjaUon is not <> of( I simpl>. rather, it how?" ____ Dr. Lohrman concluded ly ^1 c'aring thot "American J^,a| have to bo more than <>1 ihey will hee to roturr -,.1 jpirit." In thi regard. h ^yl the J00.0CO young Jewiw ^. I on US. college cimpuw-, ->*il "many of whom r* mhe ttfcf tieving in atheistic titt*MM ism. Jowishly. thoy are Thoy I i v a defeatit life." It is BMflng them, he Zionism can begti the before i( of renewij a :h.- Jewiah spirit ''ikl 'tyB P til , ,K^.iB*Ncr CfNT is yum bcst assuaawct. e^i HUNOa.o MSCAVNI iLW ho.th MfJH MM Ml. MASSACHUSETTS IUTUAL aaoer .....'........ -________________________________.______-----------------------------------^ FORTE TOWERS NORTH NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION wai PJIVATI IIRIACI* CINtAl Alt CONOIIIONINO PRIVATt TABUING uivAtoa MtVKI OOORMAN s.ev.Cl ouuxr KiiCMiNi INTIBIOR COtRIDORS Siavici coat ATMBOO"S WALK-IN CKMIT1 i HIATI3 (OOT SOA-OWAIK III SHOP RlStAU^ANT IllPNIiMID rPAttMIKIS I GUARD FORTE TOWERS NORTH MODELS NOW OPEN AT 12th ST. and WEST AVENUE, MIAMI BEACH PHONE- 532-7815 OPEN 9-5 and BY APPOINTMENT MICHAEL FORTE,' BUILDER. OWN ARKIN CONSTRUCTION CO C TtJCtOf MELVIN GROSSMAN. AA A- July S. 1965 Je#tsi>fhrkMbfi Page 11-A Princess9 Fiance Snubs Bias ' * J B - -, 4>1 ': bEbss - "* -'^k^ *J 'h| *** right are Judge Otto Stegemann watching Harry Wol lrman of th? Scholarship Committee, award a scholar- IC Miss Clara Sue Stegemann, while Jay Dermer. exalted : the Elks, looks on. Beach Elks Give Scholarships Twenty :i'< hundred dollars m i-hnl I i d 'Tc m.mi last week to. ni ri bj i i :, Elks Lodge, <>f v bidi Jaj l'i exalted ruler i. holar h i>~. e ; c li worth were awarded t" Clara Sue Ma snaaan Tan .. Tuaeaao Shar on K Gannad sL-;in Srotta, Rred \ ITIIlman, Sharon C Mai ins. Nancj EUen Furman, San \ Btetngarl, Mxriuel Neill Lanaer and Dale Joyner "Students chosen for these schol BtoMpsj nreil nut lie relatwl t" Eilm OMBBbasa," sanl Hair\ MM per, chairman of tii' Scholarship Committee. 'Tti'> niul show .i iii't-il and ,i (U-ire to continue tlu-n i'uc.itHiii " other* on the Scholarship Com- mittee are bfsBBVBN C.ilman. Mam D Levenson. Al HUM, Eddie Ru- bin. Carl (rurttm r. Bdwafd K Lev , inson. Harold Rosen Zev V\ Kog.in and Kuiurd GoMawi T1IK HAGUE (JTAi Claus ran Amsberg, the Weal German diplomal and former member "i tfie 11;! r- Youth Movement whos betrothaJ to Crown Princess Bi trut di the Netherlands baa evoked widespread opposition among the Dutch people, asserted thia week in .i television Interview lhat he haii always rejected anti-Semitism. " i can ii < e r understand whj lews .i- Jews should be ill-treat id," he told the television a "!. ence I have always refuaed to aiei as as 2h ai as er i*#- tak< part in Jew b i Intj Sem Usm never entered tnj mind whiU i was .it school." He contended bx i.i.i be e n "shuttled into" t h e Hitler V'. utii movemanl Hi- iaad tii;i; aa .i prisoner of war in Italy, lie >au pictures "i Naxi c mi enti ation camps li o n bj American arm) officers and was I palled h> the film 'I was nc\er ire oi sim h i he di red li '... reported here thai Vmsbet en initiallj duled t" in- First Seer the | ted West German] I ;. i!i l-i.i Metro Judge to Speak Metropolitan Court Judge Arth a u niton will be guesl speaker be ii re Public In* rmati m F< i nsored i" the Minn Be i Bai \-n istion a) i> m ai 11. ean Fronl VudiU im His topic will be Traffic Safi : \ iewed fri m the Bench hi Talks on Beach I |; ItOl 'ley will .id M iml Be u b B'nai unesMon iBMetin Lido Hotel Topk will be i .il \m Pi |c mi Youth M Scholarship Encampment arold Miamian i* OH "I dents thriMiuhont the na- Ito le awarded acbolarahip KlK-a::ipiiient for Cili/eti .. he bald m NM York this tternn>K> <>1 6475 Bird Kd aaaaaaaatl Hal scholarship to in-eUno which hetun la-i , i a gajtai ring is comprised "i ooununit} leaders ttu-ouaji anuniry. franklin I) Koo> Li' i director of the bi parti ana^pufrram sjami -k\ senior government BBSS) ( the I imersilv of Mi.mu tha B> aCtlM ill tile D.ule Coillltv B Democrat Club for several i His award was one of five ad to v o u ti | Denatacnta at the country. ftfMCHVS BONDED frYN SPRAY SERVICE ^m.- viv worm a funols CONTRACT Iyiar OR Six MONTHS Ttaltri Chinch tuf Ctmtrtl * N TREl SPRAViNo PERT LI2-NG If i t 147 321 N.E. 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STORE FRONT PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS imtiturt ftaas, l,*,!*^ *lirrfj w4t Ktiilvring Our Spt COMPAR1 Before You Rent .. Compare When they tell you the apartments are luxurious . COMPARE! King-size apa'tr-cts free centra! air condition- ing and heatmg large private terraces ... all walk-in closets ultra-modern kitchens and bathroo a When they tell you the location is wonderful . 3! Just off Biscavne Boulevard right on Biscavne Bay . only 3 minutOS from Miami Beach. Ten minutes takes you west to the Airport, south to downtown Miami or Key Biscavne and north to 79th Street. Were r.ght below tle 36th St. expressway which connects with all other expressways and the Sun- shine Stale Parkway. When they tell you th features are the finest . COMPARE! 24-hour dooran icrvios assigned private park- ing at no cnarge security guard da/ and night residence management valet shop laundry facilities each floor. When they tell you the pleasure facilities are the best . COMPARE! C g pool tennis courts s| rts 18-nole putting cyeen boat dock and fit 3 p>er 5 beautil land- ens. When they tell you, dollar for dollar, you get the most COMPARE! $ 131 only 4U# >n'h|y ,or DELUXE STUDIO APARTMENTS ... Bedroom Apartments Availel PLEASE CHECK THE FACTS When you move to Bay Park we prefer you be po&ilwe YOU COULDN'T DO BE TOWERS Rental Apartments OK 8ISCATME BAY AT N. [. 33fd SI. MUM, flMIM Ml fl 3-3103 Friday Page 12-A +j+lstrkriHir Friday. July 3 j r^clicjieiis **~5* r vices 7/,i, It/eeLJ AGUDATH ACHIM 8305 C A'* Ortri I I AGUO*TH iSHEL Tt ICl rH * Orthodox. Rabbi Isaac AMAVAT SHALOM TiON MS SV " Cantor Israel Kerahner. ANSHF EVES 8833 W Ave Conservative. Emanuel Kuehelewiu IETH DV'D 2825 SW Jed Ave Con- servative. Rabbi Sol Lanaai. CantOI William W. Lipson B*TH EL. 500 SW 17th Ave Ortho T^iok Rabbi Solomon Schiff. CAHDLEUGHTiNG TIM 9 Tamuz 6:56 ; BETH ISRAEL. 711 40th St dox. Rabbi Bere' Wrin - ETH JACOB 301-3" Washington Ave. Orthodox. Cantor Maurice Mamches. BETH KODESH. HO- SW 12th Ave. Modern Traditional. Rabbi Max Shapiro. Cantor Benlamm Ben.Ari. ---- BETH MOSHE CONGREGATION. , 13630 W. Owue Hwy. Conservative. Rabbi Richard MarcoviU. Cantor Seymour Hinke*. Fn.l.n 9 \.~ i- in Gueet tpeakei Mar-1 IETH Te"IL >H Av Or thodjx. Rabb' Joeepn E Rackovsky ,ETH T.-IRAH IMth St Ifll NB 1'th Ortho- *ve Co--sr-.it vr Rabb. Max L.p- schitx. Cantor Ben.Z on Kirschen- , oaum prUln> Mm m | VNAI RAPHAEL 1W NW 183rd St Conse-vative Rabbi Harold Richter. Cantor Jack Ltrnaf p in .-. in -n Rtl ll Sa t u rdn > :. \i tsva.li W >l Mr ami Mrs H> Harris Mlnehn \> " ---- ---- tUBAN HEBREW CIRCLE OF Ml- Hebrew Lesson I T wnig 13in nmnon rnp7>9 .sir? a*i m rr^sij D-raisn T 1 I T n-nnoiaa nn ntero T v : : x t v : nvrnpna n^r-jn n^yiDn K'3H tO? *TX .BTS1 Tfl K1? ... T v^ Dn -3 ,orn:r"n nx "D Til X*71 Q"la-IX3 ffl T t t : I l\l t .D^~3 13~"? -mn i3iyn- nsro * T T - nrvn ,mtf 20 -is"? n-pin:? t : T T T T I : - .... T.... ._._ T r rx nvnronn nnotoa "r\2VX2 rn-31? nfnng D'^viD uiz "is .D"'"?yi3n 151 .ons nun1? tor d*\r parc PT?tf? nrmn rx 5"]S piso;, ntt^pn ^gpaa .D,-)3ni? p^g arm ,o-3 iinn rx3 - : t ; t t DirVv'n rrtiolag ^anrn -lan sr "3 nrnponn "?# i3iyn psro .vnn ^srtsS *rn ijWty D3 nptoy vnn "IDO *na ?# pah rrrpm trsthn n*3iy"3 o-ni .prnpon^ vyatyp nninon ^x") nn nr? D^yisn ^3 n-isn*? BnatPii latfnnttf la1? d^xi D",mn ; : v I r : : t - obPi ,Drr3"isai DrrriB*n 13 np^no n3pm rx m nmnona m -3ns piso1? .onalyn T nw 20 rrtnn ntoisj nns t t t-:v t - > icx rcnin ni/"Dn nD-1? ........ -T3 r.apn irniyoi ns^w r -It". n"]in^ Bnwtf frx ,noia 3-i.pa D-Tir.^ "jyi1? The Religious Worker As it is known, a majority of the workers in Israel are members the liistadrut. Various groups are represented in its upper bodies; however, the thousands ol religious workers of the Histadrut had no representatives No one brought forth their claims because the) were not organized, and no spoke for them. The Religious Worker group or- ganized 2 years ago was the tirsl t.i demand from the leading bodie- m the Histadrut that the workers' kitchens be kosher so that th<> could serve Hie religious worker. too. and that tin- Sabbath be ob- served in Histadrut undertakings as well j- the servicing <>f religious 111 essities. Years passed since then, and to- day it is known in the leading bod ies of the Histadrut that the relig- ious worker has a spokesman. The Religious Worker group was also active in education and built a chain ot schools in the settlements connected with Histadrut Today, the leaders ot Histadrut are aware that religious workers are entitled to their claims and ne- ties, and for that purpose i department for servicing religious in 1 essities has Ik-ci bed in the Workers Hista Irut. Now. the twentieth anniversar) of the Religious Worker- gri up is being celebrated This group helps the building ol synagogues, organ Izes classes in Torah for youth and elders in the worker settlements and immigrant settlements ( Published by Brirh Ivrirh Olamith) Yeshiva Class Elects Ciment Students at Yeshiva College, Ye- shiva University's undergraduate colleee of liberal arts and sciences for men, have elected junior class council officers for the 1965-66 ar ademic year. Dr. Isaac Bacon, dean, announced. Officers include Larry M Ci- ment. of 1330 Drexel Ave., Miami Beach, as president. Ciment. 19-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Louis Ciment. is a pre med student majoring in chemis try He was veledictorian sifts ot Miami in 1963. * M sxs i : CO- OP?- Mi | aii P :' -\ . dp- DB MVX I I T rth Mumi Be. F-e E - . .. i !< o JS -.OLL1 V\ aLE S NAI 120- D Shapiro. C .. ntor Yehudan Heiibraun. HOVESTEAO JEW SH CENTER 8th St.. Homestead Conservative, -an- tor Pinc..S AlOOf e ISRAELITE CENTER 3175 SW 25th 3i Conservative. Rabbi Shmaryahu T. Swirsny. Canter Louis Cor.sn ---- JACOB C COHEN COMMUNITY SVNAGOGI E ISSZ wash ngton Ave. Orthodox. Rabbi T.bor H. Stern. a KNESETH ISRAEL. W Euclid Ave. Orthodox. Rabbi L-avid Lehrf.tld. Cantor Atrinim Seif. F ii > P "i e ------- MIAMI BEACH ETZ CHAlM. 1544 Washington Ave O'thodox. Raob. Abraham Strassfeid a VIINVONAIRES CONGREGATION. 3737 Bird Rd Modern Traditional. e JHEV SHALOM 411 NJ-mandy Or O'faaox. Rabbi Ph.neas Weber- man - - - n R . e SEPMARDlC JEWISH CENTER 84b Col'ins Ave. Rev Cantor Sad Nah- mill. e TEMPLE AOATH VtSHURl'N Con- servative 108! NE '83-d St., M ami Gardens Rd Rabbi Jo-ah E. Capian Cantor Mauri:e Neu. e TEMPLE BETH AM 560 N Kendall Or S3 Via". Re'o-m Rabbi Herbe't Baumgai J TEMPLE BETH EL O* HOLLV WOOD 1351 S 14th Ave Re'orm Rabb, San-uei Jaffe TEVPLE BETH SH RAH 7500 SW I20t>- s>t Reconttruetionist Rabbi Morrs S>>.oo. Cantor Herman Gott- lieb e TEMPLE BETH SHOLEM of Holly- wood. 1725 Monroe St Conservative. Raubi Morton MaiavSK* Cantor Ernest Bteiner. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOV '1j "-k Ave Liberal. Rabbi Leon Kromsh. Cantor David Conviser M : TEMPLE B NA SHOLOM -6800 NW 22nd Ave Conierval -- Rai I s M i hte Ca-ilor Abraham Reneman. ' S e TEVPLE BETH TO. S .V 8th St Conservative. Rabbi Zevi G'ten- waid a TEMPLE EMANU-EL 170' Washing, ton Ave Consrvat ve Rabbi Irving Lehrman C inor A-.ier a TEMPLE ISRAEL. 137 NE 1th St Refo-m. Rabbi Joseph R. Narot. e TEMPLE JUOEA 320 Pa'ermo Avs Liberal. Reform. Rabbi Morris Kip or > v ,. n TEMPLE MENORAH 670 75th St Conservative. Rabbi Mayer Abram- oviti Cantor Edward Klem TEMPLE NER TAMIO 80th St. and Tatum Waterway. Modern Tradi- tional. Raboi I,. i"i, Laboviti Cantor Saul H. B-ee*- a TEMPLE OR OLOM. Conservative 8755 SW '6th St.. Mam, Rabbi Samuel Aonl Cantor Nico Zeldman TEMPLE SINA; OF NORTH MIAMI. 12100 NE 15th A. H-form Haob Damei M Lowy. Cantor Chet Gal* FT iu> | |, n ... . \1 ..-.-.. .,. . I b> Uuyd H .l..w. TEMPLE TlFERETH JACOB 5 E 4tn Ave.. H.aieah. Conscrvativs. in..ii TEMPLE ZAVOHA 44 ZamOM A Conseivat ve Rabb. Hershel B-lox Cantor ben D exson. TEMPLE Z.ON SO00 Miller Rd Conservative. Raboi A '1,3 Wax man TIF-ERETH ISRAEL e^JO N M sm We'r,^......."" K"' M'"" SYNOPS.S OF TORAH PORTION OF THE WEEK HUk I Numb K>11 , for the n, ; G0d il d.t would gusto 'T T^'lv- Ple', co, ck the rock with nil rod Foi t...; !', m the divine power, Moeei and Aaron were ponlatoed tt never being abli to ei.te. the Protntoed land From Kadeih. the children o( Israel moved on to Mo where Aaron diel Thcnc- rhov circled the land of Edon armed at Transjordan trom the eWt drfeatlng the for,-. Sihon, king of the rUnorites and Ol king ol Bash This recounting o* th. Weekly ftfHy ' .. ^ifed by P. Wollman Ts.m.r, $15 Publisher is el m .r!? the volume is available at V W.lli.m St.. N. York9;!. M V KUsSTi ni sa THE RABBI SPEAKS FROM HIS PUIPIT Mica smUi Awa uattx conlt Horil at f lrvin M Synagogue Needn't Go On Complete Vacation By RABBI DAVID ROSENFELD Flagler-Granade Jewish Center l ,. lieve that synag >gues trulj take < ation from 11 the summer months With the spa itual leaden <>n well d ierved \.i cations, and la) ders hip as well, it becomes difficult 10 slat d ui .i p itiuve - i m m e r pro- gram However, a syn- gue vi 11 b i i .i m p p gram, can or,.in ize Jewlali sum r living for can W I a t i n g di.-cuv Ii e b re son opetalng and cl tress thi true : our To i permeate d sphi re .'h the spinl ' Jeuish atmosphere in which ivh obserxance is woven into th-- f..hr. >f in~ can fun I en ible .i sdai sm .- nol an au I HABBI lOSlNfHO ,.n and enthusiasm . d 'ltliin the ihild at " .- The rat In should become i r.il i>.ut Of Hie -iimini r can- i program when he is in the citj v s ti the Hstbreat s>i>vi .M also receivi remelial rli" ,-, them to enter the i |ai se^atona In pt.-mher Her- ,, .; o| -,' init) for I tuklren I ive special training during ths , tiled setaure summer nuMittn i m er weekend retrrai- Ml . !.i\ men I '" v' mai tful in varioua - rnun ti< 11 iffords the Lag opi t> to dl synagogue ; and hil plans ::i re led racsstaoa a" a, arosjnd th- | !; >.- '.. i \ u >' Mud) can also be included daring .itv t pon tin- return of the- rabbi Iroan hiv \ ..- srvmii al^> t-ocour his memberstoap to take .i vanl [the little extra tune ohr hinng the wmmrr mwiht . and consultation In .. word suiiiintT months ne--1 nl arid apli II.11) I he synatiogue i t >f , rOSed for the sumnn-r i CJA -Federation Mission to Israel _y_OUNG 'SHAtL .j: -,, Arrangements .ire now heinc tot i Greater Miami Jewish !' serauon-Combtned Jewish \,j> peal M issioa to Israel and 1 according to an announcement bv Arthur s Rosichan, executive di- rector ol Federation The mission, undertaken in co- operation with El Al Airline-, ii heduled tor this coming Septem liT "This will be the first mivuun to U- sponsored t>> our Federation. -..ui Rosichan 'and resulted Iron interest shorn n b) a monber ol younger members of the commun- ity, who h a project tln-ir needs Rosichan emphasiied that rha mission will differ greatly from five ether Israel tours. It is being planned so the young people will have an opportunity to conduct an in depth exploration of Israel as it exists today, rather than merely visiting the many famous landmarks The muision. which will hwjj Special reduced uroup rate- is *1 to active participants in the *1 of .he Keticration and it- "" Jewish Appeal Because <>f it* VI cifsc purpoase. the misauon **'| purposeh umall. and aco'insa**!' tr> tls are Itnuted. Vdditjonal information hie at Federation. 131T B HKd Miami T Schedules Camp Program Tween A CoCo I BW n (or >! and girts at the YWW been tnMaatd this ma The -iiinnier caanp I liversrfied pragraoi for -iv wet**. ne highlighU ol m 'In log and > In addition to the- otivitiea. the are plannini; a work IS July 9. 1965 + kM thridtor Page 13-A , * Charles Jordan Will Head JDC Operation o m .ni ' ., ' M i r can- i it* Mm l dn< r th-- r Hat ' Irfii i Log t* n tO *>- ' ion j ad th- ram > durin { !)i in.-i kocou' ik.- i n<* th i" m ReM i a!l> > f IS T)t er Beach Post. Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A.. pre- a United States Government Bond and Certificate of d for the best essay submitted by a student in the qrad- class of the Mesivta Senior Hiqh School. Theme of the it in this Americanism program was "My Twofold ge Americanism and Judaism.' Receivinq the award Mesivta Senior Hiqh School qraduation exercises is Jacoby. Enqlish valedictorian of his class. Capt. Lester dz. ret., past department commander and chairman of ool Awards Committee, is shown makinq the presenta- ommander of the Miami Beach Post is Maurice Wein- THE WEEK... US I SEE II Continued from Pag* 4-A u-f) Cl toussti 1 These tuitous Aw:i ion am rho bcc - i- Jewish and offers up .(I jei I i i i eoda a:. riivbins v<- self-ch Uon wrtl But fron: eat purp< ta. It wii' pt the ia\ if the) an i ml) once the) are not onto at all eon that the) - g leffal mii !<> bif, try and pit boot. Continued from Poge 1-A ficwlt task which lies ahead of him," Warburg stressed. Jordan has served as JDC"s chief operations officer since he nil named Director-General for Over : seas Operations in 1955. He served before that as Assi>iant D rector j General. He joined the JDC staff m 1941 as director of the Carih bean area with headquarters in Ha- vana. He served in the I'nited States Navy during World War II and rejoined the JDC in 145 as director of Far Eastern activities. In 1948 Jordan was back in Paris in charge of the JDC Emigration Department which was responsible for the emigration of hundreds of thousands of surviving Jews from the DP camps. in 1959. .Ionian was named < 'hey slier ol the Legion of Honor by tin- PrencJi Government in re ice on behalf of refu ees in Franci He was also named co-chairman oi the International lei [oi '.' orld k> hi ei i Hi served two terms rs president of thi Standing Confer- en< \ \- ncies W insj f o r Rel uge.....mposi and inl I i tar) .i i n< i n Phiradeli Pi K. who o i nod rho .'DC staf; in Now York in 1936, has served th* JCC sinco 1939. * cr?' for Woric! War II service. He w.'s named assistant director general -n 1951. Habor joined the JDC in 1947 as country director for the U S. Zcne of Germany. He be cam e tor general in 1958 and assistant ex- ecutive vice chairman in 1964 at the New York headquarters. Miss Speiser served in New York until assigned in 1939 to aid Gen. Mor- ris Troper, chairman of the JDC European Executive Council. Re- turning to New York, she was named assistant controller in 1958 and elected assistant treasurer in 1951. HOW TO GET MORE OUT OF LIFE V BETWEEN /^ PAY DAYS! Whatever else you do. nothing, com- pares to the pleasures and peace-of-mind that comes from saving a little each payday. SAVE BY JULY 20U-EARM DIVIDENDS AS Of MY 1! / S . *fe Your Savings Earn 41 * Annual Dividend Pa'd & Compounds utterly rounded 1933 Second Oldest in Th* Mat .on l|tll In M im, StKk [MIAMI BEACH, COASS *tOC<* FREE PARKING AT ALL OFFICES MAIN OFFICE ItaSSBS Wood Mall M Washington Awe, JE I 5S11 BRANCH OFFICCS 7SS Washington Ave Miami Beach JE S-5S11 SOI 71*t Street. Miami Beech JE 5511 200 Sunny Islet Boulevard. Miami VVI 7-1415 1S3S0 N W. 7th Avenue. Miami NA 1-3601 ,e*er ofl^t RELIGIOUS SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR SUNDAY MORNINGS TEMPLE EMANU El Fort Inudrrdolc Solory Basis, September to May Call 583 1900 or 522-5837 Palmer Memorials "M.omi'i Omb/ Jewish H #sV# M C bTT Bo/lder." LEADERS IN SERVICE, QUALITY AND VALUE I Scheduled Un veil met SUNDAY. JUIY 11, IMS lokesidr Memoriol Park IOSE JAMES. 11 o.m. Kahhi ]vnah Caplan Mt. S'mmi Cemetery SIDNEY KATZIF. 2 p.m. Rabbi S T SurirtJ{> WELL KNOWN CANTOR ! In Greuter Miami wonts enrage intent, for Hiqh Holidays, or yeor- round position. Has served as Con-' 'tor for past 12 years. Please call) .H i r m Phone 37-S-C816. , RABBI I . ordain d collcqr- qrod., univ. de-1 ' oree. good spanker. vers;d in every 1 I '. ction of mbfcintcol X ccnorega- tionil activities it Interested in a I challenging pulpit. Write J.Z., col Box ivi i, riO. 33101 CAriTOR TEACHER I Ann 40. Experienced, good refer-' I encps, seeks position with comer-1 votive congrngotion. Small com- 1 Sll WHAT YOU BUY! 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Afcent Of STEAMSHIP COMPANY (po isati ," Blvo f a 33101 Itt SI "J6 July 9. 1965 +Jewlst> fhrMkir Pacre 15-A Local Doctors At Convention A number <>f local doctor* w ere among the hundreds of optome and \ iaiton attending the fisih annual Congreai >>t the Amen ran Optometric AasocJaUon in \i u Orleans tlu> week Repn senting the Dade < <>unty Optometric Association .:t the i1 Lng were Drs. F. F. Archer, Shcl- doe Do I) kin. S. Allen Gardner, Emanuel Puefakiii, [rwin K>ili and Jack Wolfe. |i.d Mrs. Emanuel Ungar were hosts to tirise party given in honor of the tenth ?rsary of Rabbi and Mrs. Sherwin Stall- s', d a farewell to the Ben Lerner and Lerner families on their trip to Israel. Seated (left to right; are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lerner, Mr. and Mrs. Bon Lerner, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Ungar. Rabbi and Mrs. Sherwin Stauber, and Rabbi Arnold Richter, education director of Young Israel. ile Israel Town Hall Forum Will Off With Norman Cousins Oct 26 i '.-.' editor "i me Km p i w ill o p e n ' II I 196546 i ! Oct ill be .' n Id Report I'i i mple .....will | \ n .i ol in \ Mar 1 K i s 'Mil. ii. in I >nd ' I i tee are Mi- and Mrs Myron M Behrman Edward Cohen i^ exi live secretarj Con mittei i \ii^ ' \ ftgetfh MOST ftorn Coast to Coast/' -> at fljny of our , llA%fl.l . ni#rVl>y located" WGffOUT Amerjcai )0 Per Day fm/vdes: Id Ti ON ! 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Ime meals lounge-tavern car. streamliner stall includes a REGISTERED NURSE LH>ral checked baggaga allowanca REDUCED FARES! IN COACHES: 30-day round-trip tares to the North on sale May 1 Nov. 15 IN PULLMANS: 6-months round-tnp laiea lor Pullman travel on sale every day. Wonderful "Packaf,* Vacations ' would* eam new vouk thcatni TOURa NEW ENGLAND CANAOA World s Fair admission tickets at reduced prices available at Seaboard offices For vacation literature fares and com- plete information see your Travtl Agent or nearest Seaboaid office. In Miami. Phone FR 1-6611. W J FICHT, liPA USA RAILROAD TNI SOUK OF COUailOUS SIRVICI 15- A .*// rkrtfiir Friday July 3 M R ENJOY PEPSI EITHER WAY! 1 a J< fa n REGULAR OR NEW DIET PEPSI... BOTH HAVE FAMOUS PEPSI FLAVOR juui; 1 M at km br llllllll IliMiil! IHIIII DELICIOUS REGULAR PEPSI Ice-cokJ Pepsi-Cola drenche ir thirst, refreshes er Its -::ar- r \ t taste is sc invitii ean. Think yc--g :. Pepsi, pleas NEW SUGAR-FREE PEPSI New I 1 has less than one little calorie " 1 I Yet it tingles .-. th famous Pepsi flavor. It's all tasti no after: Try it today. c Take home a carton of each today! . |ihe Sharett Dead at Age 71; is Slated for Friday... Pg. 12-B >*. w otwan s "WorU "elewislbi Floridliaxi Miami. Florida. Friday. July 9. 1965 section B n j ov ISABEL GRCVE Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Arthur J. Goldberg were ig the distinguished visitors to the new Israel Museum at aiem. which opened in May. The painting. Picasso's iy," was a gift to the America-Israel Cultural Foundation Leigh Block, of Chicago. The Israel Museum is one of ^y Israeli cultural projects supported by the Foundation. istern Cultures' At T Forum nphjl of Eastern <"ui Or Paul Byron Sprrow. the M will be th- topic discussed "ini-Dade Junior Colktft, will pre ,, .... e -ni the topic, which v.ill tx* foi- Imoi thly "\ Forum on Sun |owfd h> ^^ (r m U|f .,,,, I IS I p m at the YMHA, ,.,.,.,. pr Sperow is a professor in l'.\ si it m announced the Humanities Department al I i lairn colic Mr an I Mrs Philip Greenfield host i 'inner party [i r his dad. Alex Gn Id and Faye '1 up ler who will he married on Sun da; i i'i lr\ ins '' n*n - . i r. mple Emanu El . \h- Fannj Broad onl) guesl nui .. memtH i f ;he family B Iween them, Alex and his fiance will .share ten married childn and eleven grandchildren. Herbert Buchwald, who re eeii i d in i.l B degree from the University of Miami Law Sih><>! in Juno will ho honored at a par's Sunday hosted bj )u< par ents, Mr and Mrs \ Huchwald a CPA for the past ten years Herb rl and his wife, Arlene, of M18 All >n Rd are : < parents if |i i l inda and Dianne, ited ii" ir 13rd weddini niversarj w ith a dinner part} Chandlet "s \ Neu York sto bn ker. Handu man and his U have been vacationing in Miami " ii h for the pa i 20 yeari mark' ing five annivers< ries during thai timi at (handler's . Miami Hi at "lites Ja> and Yaffa lii i mer played ho to brothei !'. : Dermer and his wife with . ! dinner part.-, .it Dore's where Murray F inklin is currentlj pi siding over nightly fun-fests Mr and Mrs Abe Kate, of 230e sv. .1st Tor., booted a cocktail and dinner party on Monday nigh] at the .1 a r d i n Suisse liestau rant in the Roncy Plaza Hotel to h -i r the homecoming of grand- son, .'a> Bruce Hess, returned fi 'ir Manila, Philippines tor a Mrs Sam Mandlein.in month's vacation Jaj (..ni al the Far Eastern l sit) Institute <>i Medicine, u tor-ii c bief i I the "Medical Stu- dent tln-i.il | ..p. r Of the I He is the son of Mr and Mrs. id Hess Foil w ing dii ... ... s..ry cel< i. ion : B'nai B I in the Cafe Pompeii of the R.0 Hotel, I'ri \y Mrs H, -- i i\ n ; re i nt ing the M i ter .it the di rtrict convi Gui sts i lebi ating Jaj m include i Mr and Mrs Ru Inick and Mr and Ii wm Ca ssc I Mrs Cassi f -. the international!) ki c o in p r and pianist, time, Mana-Zucca. a surprise anniversary par- >r ) and A r i h i' r on.'n last weekend al Fort' Tower- Affair nay with entertainmen iy guests, I> in th) Mondri ;. ( harlie Weinstock, and Murray Freeman . Enjoying the festivities. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mondrr- and Mrs William StoHmon. Mr. and Mrs |) a v i d Taylor. I- Og Merkur, Mr and Mrs ( Weinstock l nel Casnman hack in his Shore Palace apartmi nt t Continued on P*ct SB U*p i til mo safo if in iHM-tor-fii uati i s . I that great il gle Thesi t for the t ru man- ring and slick fi' ith belt loops some with side and I kets Your choice of dnp-drv polyester cotton, duck, hopsackmg, carefree Amel* triacetate . denim stretch Sizes 6-18. - i\n ipontwaai ri rd lloo* downiown m ami r II +Jm1*tfkr****'7 Friday. July 9 Page 2-B By EPYTHE SCHINDLER Beautiful Young Lady Eyes Goal Carol Lynn y '\Kf Blum, dau- ..f Col. -Milton K. Blum. 'Ret. 1 and Mrs Blum, of 5851 No. Bay Rd , Miami Beach, is a glowing, glam- orous confirmation of somebody's old saw that it pa> - be beautiful." As the ne 1>- oed Miss Florida. Carol is the recipient of a $1,000 ca-h scholarship awarded by -V Pepsi- Cola Bottlers of Florida. What I like best about beauty contests." said Carol, a candid young lady with -enous shining eves, "is winning >ehalarships They've been a great help in pay- ing for my education ." Carol is a junior at the Imver si y of Miami, where >he is ma- jiTing in languages As an "army brat." she lived wih her parent- and brothers in many foreign countries. In Japan, she and her brother were the only non-Japa- CAtOl trMM BLUM Beauty Oueen Pioneer Women's Confab July 25 By Spcil Report Harris 1. Wi tford, aasociati rector of (be I'nited State- I < n -. will deliver a major address at the opening session of Pioneer Women's 4oth anniversary < tion on Sunday. July 25. in Phila- delphia. Pt Blanche Fine, nation. a] prt-ident. announced Rahel Yanait Ben-Zvi, foundi f r Women and farmer first lady of Israel '.'ill also be an hi n ored speaker a' the firs session The occasion marks the first time in over ;i5 years that Mrs Ben-Zvi ha- visited i te I nited states, and her only public appearances will be at Pit neer Women's national con- vention. The hreeday convention, which will be attended by over 800 dele- gate- representing 50.000 member, throughout the United States and Canada, will also feature work shop1; and discussions on Aim ican aftairs and Jewish life in the Unit- ed States. Delega.es will review Pi- oneer Women's accomplishments during the last two years, and thart the course of the organiza- tion's social service and educa- tion programs in the United Sta.es and Israel to meet present and fu- ture needs. Other highlights will include ad- dresses by Dr. Ellen Winston. United stale- Commissioner ol Wel- fare; Beba Idel.-on, Deputy Speak : the Israeli Parliament iKnes s tion, Moetzet liapoalot (sister or- ganization of Pioneer Women I)r Mane Syrkm. Pratideis I'm pri fei sor, editor of the Jewish Frontier, and chairman "f P i o n e e r Women's Anni\ ersai > Year; Manheim s Shapiro, direct- the National Jewish Common- Ufa Departmenl of the Amen an Jewish Committee; and Mrs Bola Adebo wife oi Ibe Nigerian Ambassadi r to the United Nations The Sheraton Hotel in Phil .11 be convention headquai Dressing For Summer Salads A new dressing can add -dimmer i-nd excitement to your summer salads, so here is a tangy new to- mato juice idea. Tomato Tinglt 2/3 cup tomato juice 2/3 cup Planters Peanut Oil '< cup white vinegar 1 teaspoon Oregano 'j teaspoon salt Blend all ingredients well and tcss through your favorite salad. JWV Member Party Abe Horrowitz Post. Jewish War Veterans, i- sponsoring a member- bring-a-member party on Thurs- day evening at 2300 \K 71sl SI Mr- Yvette Gromet is in charge of invitatio is CAMP OSCEOLA HORSESHOE, NORTH CAROLINA In Beautiful N.C. Mountain Area FOR BOYS AND GIRLS REGISTER NOW fOR SECOND SESSION STARTS MY 23rd to AUG. 20th TREAT THE CHIWREN TO A WELL-ROUNDED VACATION DON'T DELAY CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS HIGHLAND 5-3585 N.th tlwught and .poke m UiluentG. man Proving Herself Another reason 1 began enter ine beaut) coi ests n ,eU-cons ioua about ,ht. fact "is *l 1 "'nl,1'-1. ".' prove to my parent- that 1 nao talent " p ie Carol had b begging t r voice lew '- 1)"l,(l> f nsi was ''..' th* primary thrust for a mee Jewish girl should be toward marriage Bui when -" winning ,tu' ''[ rj ol the contests nh an ana -he taught her-.-If. I>ad.l> surrendered to the inevitable Now Carol i- a serious voice stu dent with aspirations for grand opera But the possibilities for ma km- i I'.-" l"r '"' : -: "i"'1-' in America are so limited that I'm prepared to be happy "h wha ever role in the music world I may attain, said I Bl Miss America Next A- the reigning Mi-- Floi Carol's next competition will >< the Miss America Conti st in At lantii -' ck to p nnl out :he differei ce in atmosphen between this pageant and the Miss U.S.A., ior i \ampie Phys- ical attribute- are subordinate to talent and pi rsonalit) The \ii-- America conti l which o ipnated in 1921 with purpose of popular i i group of Eastern new spapers and i-'i*- a|; al : Mlai I I I was hanged in concept when the pageant and Miss America her tell contributed to the war effort Bond- were -old and entel ain ment provided in sen ice camps. Thereafter, the recognition of the ,,,nu)k'te woman nth an C.I..--IW..- al ,cholar*h.p the Mf* QpetiUOg a*!! .h^iilu K.-.-P n m.nd aJMNil bcaut> esmtfatU. " thai ti*>) akflBM luve a Kood reason (oi eniarin '-J". cauon not one of Ifee* And -hould renitmU-r that in- judges can always tell U the> re ;iol ll.l.UMl " While a senior at Miami B >ch iiuih Carol ami shatsbed MiM r.cn \.. Miami Then came Miss TeeOrAfW America Azalea QUCen and the title of Mi- U'XIe Ust year In ihi- latter capatity, and as reigning Queen, she ,,, .wicd the new Mi-- DUUC l**t weokend m Daitena Beach MOOJ take fireplace in many Miami homes aport leaf} green plant- itut how many hum the backdrop """ tiaee foothiati goki beautj trophic-" Palpable Strength Carol tell to mu-itvj aboul the Mi America contest Beaut) queen though ahe is atv ebout lur hail 'The other girls ,Md tower over me, she moaned How to wear her h.nr long and demure "i" pied hiuh to give the illusion ol height? How to a few i* unds when iwimmii hours ; i-nt se< :' tor tr> weal ti-h. h I ch I PA-e: appet li with her hair pulled tight and high, her almond-shaped black eyes and sun browned perfect -kin. Carol r. Madame Butt, rfrj B rt her -v.dk i- imperil us The p a l p b l e strength and composure stems, v.. hei In n another more pro found kne of queens Jewish queens Prom pike of congratulatory letter-, -he extracts a -peeial one "This is from m\ Rabbi," she said. MISS tUttl KAKMUf Miss Kopchuk Is Sweet Sixteen I Hence Diane Kapchuk w orvd at a swwt sixteen kincvj on Saturday at the Dcau\-iUe II Renee kl the (laughter of Mr \ks Marty Kapchuk. 860 N Ter N<> Miami Btach. A junior at Miami Norland ior High Sch.K.i. the sweet statta nga to l"'.a Kappa Tau S i and her hobb) i- working art j itabte organiiatioM Some 'urne-l nut honor MiM Kapchuk at th -.{ event Her father perl oaraer a . Pood l'r.tiicts hen- n U^. r^T- AJConq. Women Cited for Service I LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE SECOND SESSION July 26 Aug. 22 1 Mrs Sam R< -en-tein. chairman of the Community Interrelation- Commission. Women's D1 visio n American Jewish Congress, ha- for warded to the president ol each oi the tour chapter- of the Women's Division, Soudteesl Begion, a lei ter of thank- for the work done bj members ol the Women's Division, m collecting and forwarding t.> Sel ma. Ala clothing for the use ol need) \.-. ro families The Selma clothing project has been ad pted as one ol the projects : the Wo men's Dh ision Committee to wcrk with Mrs n stein durit I ir an Mrs N'ata i '.. Com n i 'on munity Inti i lions, Louise Wise chapter. Mrs. pn siden . I uise Wise Chapter; Mrs 1.. o Steinberg, chairman f the Com mission i n Community int. ol Miami Chapter, and Mi - tie Stern, president of Miami Beth fov Sisterhood Temple Beth Tov Sisterhood - holding a party al the Temple on Thursday, July 22, a- 8 30 p.m. Chapter, Mr- Asbetl X.uckcrman. chairnun of the Commission on Community Interrelations of Bi.-- cayne chapter, and Mrs Sj Reese president, Biacayne Chapter Mrs. svlvia Silvers, praaident f Justine Chapter, and Mr- Harold linker, \ ice president, Justine Chapter First shipment of clothing was collected and prepared fcm I ing l> Mesdamea Samuel Rosen -tem. Mm I'c im l ansk) Irvn Q ir in. In ing B Kaplan pn dent i.i the Women s Divisioi Jo &>>+ OCAJJV &, IN THE POLUH-FBIE HEART OF THE COOL OGALA NATIONAL F0REIT HIMF?(1 Aim Vt 5i,y Wo*" 5k""9 OBd Hwb1' Whig, j& **- "^^^ SWf !lfl ilia ssAJ^j Attmxj. s o-,i.i cM, hm be* I'M'S-* Put Cheese and Sour Cream? Summer meals taste brighter with iced Tetlev Tea! 'Warn gin... how do you soy harocSso?*| Eden" is undoubtedly tha aord that Chef Boy-Ar-lV- ai searthlns for to descriha the true Italin-*tyle flavor of this wonderfully rich siiko, CHEF I0Y-AR-DEE* SPAGHETTI SAUCE with Mushrooms So pood with so many dHkBI "ipasjhetli, macaroni or rua, for left over meat or n\h. ( r cheese and omelets. MaJe * ih flavor*peak tomatoes, tr -cs and leadernaushroom . Simmered to perfection foe tnie Ital.an uie. Keep picuiy ea lun J. C WKITII .-. - 1451 N. IAYSH0RE DWVE.allAUI. - okhoiii FR .1-7858 FR 9-8601 ^?ors Foundert W"fck. ond O.n'AiiluJ "Wior Lonord Wollm0n obr Wollmo- igmmmm re **-... ' -. m '.-i mlm I -1 wmvt 'KKT| .Ow Ca-ooal pan TETLEY -- I h I IfMC.Sl tt> H N0I . - ' ' I..." At last! A margarine with all three 1. 100" DAIRY FREE 2 LIQUID MAZOIA CORN OIL 3 NEW NO-BURN FORMULA MAZOLA MARGARINE July 9. 1965 + k-Hlst nrrMhnr Paqe 3-B for Aged Boasts Registered Nurse iry Over $400 Month Mark in Florida hike which cracks tfn I k barrier on all shifts : lered Nurses ha> Ixcn an hy Miami's Jewish Home Aged | pay hike was effective June Jrilrr the new scale announ Jddpe Irvinn typen. JHA f>n* RNs receive base pay ti month The announce- _Jto raises minimum pay for I ractical nurses to $230 nth In pay, coupled with sivc binge benaflU, It 11 , itract nut ni stati- nurses i late an acute nursing i Dade County. bi.: Sinai Hospital on Miami it recentl) the first insti ;. the 1ate tn lei ;. b - , th in MOO monthtj foi | lab ..ml rehabilitative nurs I it- maim service i dei lared \ here bas to perform allj .. an) whet else, l re to maintain the hi M rds have to accept responsibility < >f compensa Maurice Peatistein, ex . ctor of the Home Ui do not expert the pay hootl to atari .1 same of musical ehi with other institutions in the area The Home employs only 10 RNs and 18 I.PNs. and staff vacancie- occur infrequently." he added. "AmoflH its fringe benefits to R\'- are four veerks annual vacation with full pay. the liberal National Health and Welfr.re retirement pro. Cram, full Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage, free meals during *JUridll| hours and non rotating shifts accordim; to Judge Cypen The Home ha- 227 heels anil of fan extensive programs of physi tal .itnl occupational therapy, mad leal psychiatric and social tei Mies 1 State Universit) has i tablished I tram' at JHA for students ol Its graduate m hool i ii sot ial w elf a re Dr. Woltson to lecture and the R< ol the World' uiiitw he topic of .i course \ lectures to Ih' Riven l>\ Dr ham Wolfson on const cuti\ Thursdays, 10 am. before the Spinoza Forum in the tuditoriusn i i Vt n Federal, I2M Waeta ington Ave Topic ol the tirst let- tine will be "Primitive Religions Samuel J. Leibowttz. newly-appointed director of education of Temple Emanu-El. is shown reqisterinq children ol Mr. and Mis. Muiry Koretzky for the new school term in the Solo- mon Schechter Day School starting in Sep- tember. Front row 'left to light' are Stephanie, Alicia. David, and Mr. Leibowitz. Back row (left to right) are Mrs. Koietzky and Mrs. Na- omi Brandeis. supervisor of the Nursery-Kin- dergarten Department. Local Students Win Brandeis Univ. Degrees I vina Rubinstein is installed as president ot the Coral r, : of the American Modical Center by Mrs. S. Steven lie. Eastern Region director of the organisation. Arleen .1 Kisen was among the 301 sen! its and IA2 graduate stu i! nts receiving degrees at the 4th commencement exercise, ut Bran- deis University on June 13 at the Brandeb campus m Waltham, Mass Mis*. Ki-iti was awarded the ba degree Daughter ol Mr, and Mrs trnotd Biaen, 21010 NE 26th Ave., Miami she wai j politics major. Dean's i.kst student, member of the Mental Health Association, ami number of the Wien Intel national student Progfun Committee and o. Stupe, a civil rights organisa- tion \ i i luate oi South Broward H. 'i School, she plana to continue her studies at the Universit) ol Chicago 6 hool of Social Service Adtninist ration. Nam Drosd, "I M10 Nautilus I>i Miami 1! a c h. has been ii ii i .i B v degree she m as tin recipient ol the Barren Award In fine arts she is the daughter of !>i and Mrs. Rudolph E, Drosd Marvin .r Stern, sun of Mrs Dor- is stern, of 811 Jefferson Ave. Mi- ami Beaoh, and the late Barnard stern, has been awarded a BA de- gree with honors \ Mstor) major. Stern plans to continue his studies at Harvard Universit} He was re- cipient of the Zofnass Award in history. Barbara S. Znloth. daughter of Vr and Mrs Milton R ZMoth. of :t7i7 Royal Balm Ave.. Miami Beach, was awarded a BA de cum laude. A graduate of Coral G a bass High School she was a mathematics major, member of the v' men's athletic council, and mem. bar Of women s vanity basketball and softball teams \iis- Zototh plans to study economics at the Universit) ol Minnesota Graduate School she was recipient of the i eldberg prixe In eoonomics. Pearl Charnow, daughter of Mr. .ml Mrs lxuus A (,'harnow. of 1S09 Monroe St.. Hollywood, re- i lived the BA degree cum laude \ graduate of south Broward High ihmil. she was a paUUea major and paana to study tor a Master of \rt. in teaching at the University of Chicago HOSE Child shall occupy this desk this year? r '___ .'liter _\^_ H / Unchti >rrt<-.l .L.N throughoMI i" MWMI an,I \ tl / >.i,lf A'M We are proud to announce the opening of a FIRST and SECOND grade in our new North Dade branch Unified Hall, 2300 NE. 171st St., North Miami Beach. To assure a seat for your child . Register Today Don't Delay! ALSO, M.. B P D NURSERY KINDERGARTEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOR SOYS \ ih funioi ':' HEBREW ACADEMY OF GREATER MIAMI 2400 PINE TREE DRIVE Miami Beach, Florida OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS: 532-6421 WK AT FM from BRAHMS I to BARTOK 1 Yooll Hear the World's Finest Musk on WK AT -FM 93.1 on your FM dial MIAMI'S ONLY PURE CLASSICAL MUSIC STATION Programming MORE LIVE Concrtsl WK AT FM r- > > HIGHLY COMPETENT PROPERTY MANAGER SEEKING HOME OR ESTATE TO SUPERVISE DURING YOUR ABSENCE. BEST OF REFERENCES. BONDABLE. Write E.K., c e Jewish Florid.n P.O. Box 2973, Miami, Fla. 33101 if/$S fkrttir________ Fnday. Jul Pc [ Ultra-Modern Towne House to be For Convalescents by Late August operate*) ho- '* M'aml and r lat*- * .. s .-. s and orderlae*. and a H I>erloper Gitlen'i ters ill be in cbarg* c Mrs William & hart*, Hn Jack Kesaler both . U-red nurses, and Mrs r- v, I >taff adir. 9I .vhacter is a member ,: tbc fj utive B^ard of the Floi j \J Home Association i- u l-nt of the I>ade (?me Association facilities ir tl \ill be a mode! f ,r ft* I rnt h<>m-s OOgfc most r- ire f<>r V> patient per the Towne House vj I -\en frea: -.i In ad- -r irr I I Art Calendar Features Paintings . s - : p : 5 i . - - . - | til D of the V- : NY ;*rmaaent . .: the In. -ncan Hebrew -aliens in Ne< \ .-- i^ *
(tall toroughout the cua t.~ Yari Levine an born in ?. 01 i learned Rabbinical family arj emigrated to America '-. her family in 1927 .After gradua-.- F.n-r Art! fr>m Pratt Institute rVomefco Names Director Walter J. Cunningham has beer. named director of employee re- lations of Wcmetco Enterprises. Inc. effective July 1. Wometc-* President Mitchell Woifson u .- unced Cafmingkam 36 formerly was corporate salary and -.sage ai- jrir..-t.-ator at Itek Corp., L ton Mass Pr. -.:ng Itek in 1962. he held p-r-.r.r.ei n everal large porations, in-. atior. of Amenca. TAtl ifvmf -. v. V -. trioui trl . meni>er of the Sa r. :' W men Art- Dand and tw j ".r- Levine lives on 1 where she Mrs Levine irk bai in mar.;. . museums in Neu \ r e x a s, < Several i >-nded one mow g : by the Jewu ': she had a Yori The NFTS Art Caiei Announcing.. BOSTON POPS Concerts SATLRDM S 2 P.M. Presented by AUTO RADIO COMPANY and AUGUST BROS. BAKERY Max Fisher, of the Sunliner Mole prSM mone,-tree to M Bd^ ;. Idren Hospital Woi - M a mean- UJVCG 50UJH FLORIDA'S GOOD MUSIC STATIONS AM 1080 KC. 10,000 Watts FM 105.1 MC. 160,000 Watts * xy. July 9. 1965 k<*t%trhrMPw >>aqe 5-B S r c : >ha Omeqa Auxiliary President Mrs. Morton Rosenbluth re- Jves gavel from Mrs. Ira Rothlield a3 National President I John Samuels, of Cleveland, O., looks on. The annual in- flation banquet was held at the Diplomat Hotel on Satur- ly night. The Auxiliary sponsors the Dental School of the >brew University and locally has run fund-iaisinq affairs Variety Children s Hospital Dental Clinic. iha Omega Dental Frat and Auxiliary ;talls New Officers at Diplomat Hotel lion banquet of corresponding secretary; Howard da*. b o :i t .. Dental Fraternity held last eek at the Dip it Hotel Alvin K:sne I died r> side) I of the I I lent are Drs \i sh k i n. president elect; i ,. n |{o- nbluth ie fetar) . i Uenier, ireaaurer; Ed I Jiirn- I ian; \Iar\in Gol editor; Eluot Gordon di i: Lawrence Kraane regent Ipha Omega Fraternity reprp f% 15,000 dentitts, and has responsible for the estab- ent of the new dental school Re Hebrew University in Je- Mrn. itliarj "i the inttal Mrs Morton Eli it h .in president i Iraham, i asl pre*) Iso in the following Loi ine, first I :.: i;.ii > dul len \ pn iidenl I iei aid W r. t. St tart Ben Rosen, historian secretarj. and Ira H' thfieJd, parliamentarian BB Women's Council of Miami W?ns Citations net n ith two tncl f Appre ition in the "Dolls for De mocracy" program and for Its Mi , Hoi r a* yen lune 20 I i 24 at the Eden Roc Hotel. Murray Summers, chair - iili Kloi; la ADL coordinating chairman for the i .ill-" pioject, assisted bj Ifrs !! Weinstock and Mi- Barbara Heiken Mrs Rose Galton served ..- chairman. Dedicated ti> "Broth i ho d i i Man and Democratic Principles." the program has beet; '. I > thousands througtv ut ttu irea GiMiert J Balkin Chapter mem- bers inaugurated the Migrant (amp I r ii i e c i in Perrine b> making weekly visits bringing food, cloth ing, medicine and i her necessi tn s Mr- Max Hodea chairman, enlisted the aid of i ther chaptei - m the i uncil, as well .is other or- ganizations bj distributing bro , hurt s which illustrated the camp's slight an I the needs of its people. MRS. SUMMERS MRS. HOOfS Pi pati hapti i ! ii B'l ith Wi men s Counci u Ann i El< ai oi Ri o f- i It, Emma I Flamingo, Gilbert J Balkin Mi- ami Chapter, F.'ialom W< si Miam .i-il president was Mrs Ds Sachs Russian Film Scheduled "The stone Flower, film, will be the second film in the International Summer Film Fi -t. val -c insored b> the VM YWH ' Greater Miami Wednesday, 8 p in., in the N( rth Ba llroo m at 8500 SW HUi St A cot I i hour will follow the film. Working i the committee are Martin Yel- en, Mr- Benjamin Fogel, Irving Whitman and Marry Klcinman BB Women E!ect Officers For Distrfct 5 I .: Ivn w ... . at . ol rfoll elude M : first \ pn .. - i ii :i d \ ice presi nt. S Bloom. u a hii Rton th d ici I. e ii a r d Ruben, Silver - Md i h vice presi -nt, Pa u 1 li.ii! !. Hollywood, Ha , treasurer; and Samuel Ku hist >i ian Hoard members include '-- dames Sheldon Hale: Amo vene. Burton L'dinsky, Harr) Mm- stein, Alvin Statland, Arthur Bass- man Eugene Ramras. Israi ' len. Arthur Horwitz, and I l ry Blum At a gala annm I -an. eel lion, a large cake was given b lei- egates to the K> ndall I nil Home Dr Arthur Swinson, sist- ar.t director of th. home, ace >d the cake from Mrs In ne K berger, first vice president tnct 5 larine Helps iu Lose Weight Ith Great Ease ie weight, and feel be) more than their slimmer rrs and "aist i l pound bundle ! with bin er. but w k 11 week -at cay to melt t ' I Ml lliinuu | j. . . .-... sugai tl I drink-- ': \ arini \ i-t ., wonder kugar taste, but no i al Bj j u fat i.i Me re H e no Hei to make you hot ^tting d<>n tins waj i- eatj can have all the fun and fla Ikin Chapter Cited kt the recent District s B'nai pth Women convention held at Eden Hoc Hotel, the Gilbert Jalkin Chapter received a Cer i.' : Appreciatii n for the }nii hughes; percentage of Go] i Members The i hi Rented with an award for I i|> Bin, atlit ' award for o\c iption of X $\$ YOU CANT HOODWINK GRANDMA WHEN IT COMES TO QUALITY DAIRY She knows the Spring-morning freshness and quality of Breakstone's dairy products like she knows her own grandchildren. Grandma says,"There are some things modern times hasn't been able to improve on. Breakstone's is one of them." One delicious way or another Breakstone's always belongs on everyone's table. Yours, too! EXCLUSIVE OFFER! THE SIMPLY FABULOUS COOKBOOK. 164 fabulous recipe ideas...32 pages with lifelike, full- color photographs! Send 2b* plus your name and address today. Breakstone Recipes. Dept. A Box 181, N.Y., N.Y. 10046 Breakstone Paqe 6-B +Jentrkrklton Friday. July 9. \%A .. a4bt*t 'People cJ 'Ptace0... 'X' MARKS CUR ROOM it is wonderful when people take the time to a line to the stay-at-homes -ml Lou n are still in Phili i So1 Silverman might as weU be back in Sere Miamians H" SS Shalom. ling the Israel Teitchs and one i Lillian Mi. Samuel Siinonhol*s sisters Eatner ana Rubin are in Boston getting I <>' treatment from their relatives, R< -erry Tel Aviv, were at the lul dier on the Roof." all in Hebrew The) have al_ read} net U n Ell, Bea and Aaron Courshon and Bess Mi- Louis Giasser IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU Rnoda Mrs Morris D I Levitt had a surprise Bon Voyage luncheon at Chez Pepe tor Marian Saeider win ts going with her husband, Stanley, on a 21-day trip to Europe through 11 different countries Marian won the trip by entering a steal after she saw the movie, "Paris When it Sissies," telling why she wanted to see Paris She has won lots ol contests, but this prise was the best At the part} were Mrs. Alan Rutcmk, Mrs, Charles Himniel. Mrs Richard Litt, Mrs Joe Mann. Mrs. Alan Hertz. Mrs. Jerry Pollak, Mrs Alan Robinson and Mrs. Barry Barson. YOU CAN'T EVEN TIE THIS ONE Adole and Dick Rubin are off to tour New York and show their kids the sights oj the big town before they leave Donna at camp in Massa chusetts, and Sheldon and Andrew at camp in Maine. Then the) will come home to two-year- old Elizabeth The Rubin dog, Snitzel. is already at a dog hotel for the summer, featuring air- conditioning and music all the time. LET IT RAIN Dr. and Mrs L..m Wruble. former Mianu.mv came back to town to w.-it their kmlolk. Dr. and Mrs Sidney Wiuble In spite of the rain, they all sot together for spaghetti and a lot of "do you remembers?" Included in the friends around the table wire Dr. and Mrs. Mac Keyes, Mr and Mrs. Albert Morrison, Dr and MIS. David Soinnur ALL KINDS OF DOINGS I, was open bouse al the nd Sol Gow steii rate so. Il1'""" "" M;, High School Then Of! the, we . ^kend ol parent-student on,-,,,..., n Z I'niversit) of Florida Next on the agenda Zs a wedding reception for -lean Dukin.Sals r, who married Aaron Eiser. on June Win R lmn_ Lehrmans studj Vmong the man . in aUedance at the reception from.S 7 o'clock were Jeans parents, Mr and Mrs l. Istein. Jeans daughter Sandra and Urons children Marilyn and Harry Then things slow up until it .- tnne for the jewelrj show in New York, which always includes man) things be >ide- looking .it jewelrj ON JULY FOURTH , Firecraclu rs will no doubt go ofl on Juij Fourth when Jane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan i Rifkin, will be married to Harold Mermels em at the Fontainebleau H tel But al honoring her. given b> Mrs Jason Pernri and Mrs. Al Ulienfeld in the latters h. *orth Miami, huge whit., cupids were shooting their arrows, and white wedding bells were even- where Under the biggest wedding bell <>t all. the sweet table was centered bj a pink and white cake decorated with an umbrella inside ol which uere the names of the honorees, Janie and Hal A flower cart topped bj a white lace umbrella held the beautifully-wrapped packages Unong guests were Mrs Glen Pareira Mrs David Mer melstein and daughter Helene. Miss Ann., Sclar, Mrs. John Alterman. Mrs Sidney Lewis, Mrs Robert Shim > Mr- llennan Bergren. Mrs Phil- ip Pen in. Mr- Morris Kleiman and Mrs Arthur Lazarus. SUMMER IS HERE David Howard, son of Mayor and Mrs Lee Howard, is off to Mt Lake Camp at Henderson- villfl where he will be a junior counselor In the fall, he will no to Detroit to be a freshman at the UniversitJ of Mii'hiujr. His brother, Peter, ii spending the summer al home just relaxing and having a good tinw Mother Eleanor will be playing as much goU as possible Dad just goes on being Mayor of Surfside Frances Lihmtn Top Leaders Will Push CJA Assignments to provide incn inatii n and ei operation bj the Executive Committee of the . Jewish Federation plementing the pr the Federation and the a n n u a I need bj M Lipton, president ol th< lit Sidnej D I of Sin ; Corp., will head the Publicit) and Public Relations Committee, the Communit) Education Program and the Campaign Clearance Com mittee Vice President David B. Flee- man, who served as chairman of *he Federation Budget Commit- tee in 1964 and 1965, will oversee Budgeting and Social Planning, the Inter-Agency Relationship *v* Program and the Public Affairs Committees of Federation. Formei Circuit Court Judge In !:i_ C) pei also a vici pn sidi Fedei ation, ill be in chai.. I I Bj Laws and Nominating Commit- lees - Presidenl l.< on Kaplan has son with I wtioru i t Dr In man will s re I two yi fjA on tlu nship S ... of t Burl the Fed* ration will 01 ersei nnel In addition. Upt ill continue t<> and carried out in thi Stanley C. Myers will serve as chairman of the Legacies and Be- quests Committee. Sam J. Hei man will head the Chapla.ncy Committee, and Dr Joseph R Narot will be in charge of the Hospital Survey Committee of ki ' '" :" : Com -h \|,,,, -ut the Social Singles Donee hi? L p -1 at the Saxon) Hotel Ivor) Tower. Eliahu Levi was one of two men to be araduated as i istered muse recently at the Henrietta Szold-Hr.dassah b of Nutsinq par' ot the Hadassah-Hebrew University Me ical Center in Jerusalem. Shown receivinq his dipt- from Mrs. Jaffa Ciystal, ietire deputy puncipal of He- sah s Nursinq School Lev. was trained as an oporat.nq th specialist nurte. The othei male student to receive b dearee at the same time was Ben-Zion Sehm. a native of Africa. Thir'y-one nurses leceived then a-.flomas c. ceremony. Ml MEET PERFECTIONISTS IN THE CATERING FIELD They re unequi lid i" *''' rc-'esslon. 0k They it t diLido's ettr m staff. The, Wf will matei successct any party...a Vf* ecdnf Bar (twaa*... a bus-Mis \* -eet"igoi,aioc,iiiu'>che"v TheywW -.i-.e from TO to 100C oW. rt fine food npartjy owed in t*t ohoo'i "tw*/ d::'i-ed Cc" ROD Root", 1'ev M VMMJI far n.'utekar space you tQjire. Call Mr. TsiC-*' it JE'tersor. 6 0811 forrfce best function you've M hadl ft s I 1 OCEtNFRNT. CttlM atfHwt MO tltCaia Nil Mill 44 Tin- \\ ol 1<1 I .minus Comes to the aid of (he Party './r//t'j/ v fffirf/r rMrM*M Masterfully s t <,r"d ^___ tionI | .en i a : Every da- ta s led 1 t- i i: a ; dedicated ,. .. llw lilllc iliflVrciicff make ih- l>is ililTcreuoa (.ill h, ,,, JE 2-2561 OCEANFROMT 45th TO 47th $T$. MIAMI BEACH jjj U-*aH " uJ JJ" for Elegant Function! ... s.. j Pa-'. ... -,,.,, 'iat * "" gooc lade .CONFIRMATIONS RECEPTIONS WEDDINGS BANQUETS MEETINGS PARTIES * Tata a tata or a al non with 3.SOO DIETARY IAWS STRICTLY OBSERVED UWttW SUPERVISION Of RABBI TIBOR H. STERN QjEAUVILLE \ lay. July 9 1955 Jeist> fhrHimr Paae 7-B /vea/m of <^< ShapiroGetzlek n Mried Dr and lira J< r, will li' I Ma \V1. Coral Gables, on 'h,"p' l'rn fr< in a h neymoon fan J -i .i [ ,, ,.f Mn Milt"" i! >"''!'! i \\r. and Dr Getzlek. Utica. N V the for 1. Jean d.i/i'-k exchanged with l>r Shapiro, ion "t Mr Mrs Leeter 5 *pir i 1580 Con- k. ,,,. mi I Iwrsdaj evening, i ' Itbbi Atfre I Waxman officiate I he cerenMRi) held at the h .m | ride's aunl and uncle, Mr Mrs Herman o>hon. 501 Ma v.i where a reception fol- , npla j> attended b) Mrs. i.! Slotniik and Barry Sha the brfalegroom'i brother ' graduate "f the l'niver>i:> of |n; School ol Niming, "ew Mr- pin- is a nui < with the Dade tin Department of Public th S apira i- .i graduate "i Al College Ol l"iar:nar\. Albany, Medical Sih->1 state L'nlvei ,,i Si w Yoik I 'pstate Medical |,r Syracuse n V and served Internship and residencj in in L in.luin.- at Jackson Me |.i I Hospital He rved in the Krmy Medical O 11>- for two . -i i in not* in i rii ate prac r Kendall His fraternities ( i'i phi and v'.pha Omega Cohen, Muskat Engaged Here Mr and Mrs Ja k I ohen ol u. -i Hempatead, S.\ ince '.. engagi ment >t their dau ht*r. i :> i Ralph ll Musical son o Mi and Mrs Dat id Muskat, 27;> No shore i>' Miss C o h e n received d< from Pennsylvania State Univei v here she waa affiliated with Del.a Phi Epeil n Sorority, Teachers College ol Columbia vcrsitj She is presentlj teaching at West Hempstead High School Her fiance attended the i nit sir) "f Miami and the L'nivi i sitj il T. tnpa s< >! ol Insuiance and is associated ivil Fen-ion and Muskal Realtors of Miami Beach An Aug 21 wedding is planned The e 0 u |> I e will live in \hani Beach t MISS BfVffttr COHEN Beach Student Named Editor Howard I.auer. of '_'<;;, K.nr-ieen liberal art- and sciences fi r men Dr. Miami Beach, has been ekecl f,,r th' 196546 academic year e tator offieial student MWSpapi I.auer, 19. is the son o| Aaron S ! of Yeshiva College, Yeshiva Unl !-"". supervisor f the Hebrew versity'a undergraduate college ol Academy "f Gcesiter Miami Glass feller i d. uble nnii ceremonj on U) Jul) 4. in the Hotel Kon kblceu's Louis Pnillippe Room, (> .< Her. daughter ol Mr an I Louis Feller TS3 Alton Rd line the bride of Dr EUiol \i f -on Of Mr. and Mrs lienja I Class 3340 SW 21st St let dants were Rhuda Colin. Dr ley Glass, Ho> and Sidney Jit man. I aw Tints Hollander EMilec Bank iJrt.i Mayer Abramowtti per- ed the religious ceremony fostler-Benehttild lw on a honeMn*>oti in Mexico, lormer Rita Benenfestl became [bride of CWforU Reader at Torah Congregation on Sun [eveninft July J Rabbi David field officiated rents .>f the newb/weda are Mr fcrtrs Nathan Benenfetd, 1TT41 '. 'h Ct., anil Mr and Mrs u.;iel Restlei Bronx, N Y ttendanta to the bride Barbara Becker and Cheryn Inf, |<| M elvyn Bensmfel I i | m tli>- Broom's heal man, i..,i J Hennellfcld Ste\e Rest \\ K A1*S. 11*0*1 SHAPIRO for Brian Pearl and Stan Sirota, ushei a \ i aduate <>f Norland High, new Mrs Restli r attended the Unhrei ity Ol Miami and Miami Dale Junior I i.lle e I lei husband received BS and Ms degrees aron Columbia l ni v-erai > lie in a member of Rho Chi, phai maeeutieal Honor Society, American Ptoarmai reutleal Asen . Society ol Hospital Pharmacists, \sa eiation for the Advancement ol b> ience and Ah ha Zeta Omega Schoenberg-Botwinik The former Rstelle Botwinik be- came the bride of Ronald Schoen- berg on Saturday evening, July 3. at the Waldman Hotel Rabbi Max Shapiro officiated. The bride is the dau;rhter of Mr and Mrs Philip Botwinik, 1011 SW l"th Avt Parents of the bride Uroom are Mr and Mrs William Schoenberg, 2i nw ith St. Attending the COUple were Phyl- lis Schoenberg, maid Of honor, and Diane BUM, bridesmaid Marvin Botwinik was best man and Stuait Botwinik, usher. The bridegroom attended sehools In New York New Mis Seho.n berg I- a graduate ol Miami sen i..i High Following a honeymoon in Silver - I,. the couple w ill live Si B Alhambra Plaza i.....i MRS IlllOT ciass Bl SCAYNK TKHRAfE 340 Biscayne Boulevard Miami, Florida FACING BISCAYNE BAY "WHIM THf STAKS ANO HtAVW I0IN YOU* fISTIVfTSM AT THf BtAUTIfUl NEWLY DECORATED s| MCI 14.11 I It VI I JUMHI SEATING UP TO 300 dr WEDDINGS CONFIRMATIONS * BANQUETS RECEPTIONS LUNCHEONS MEETINGS c ati: It I M. Strictly ars*ier futilities Avuiloblt Unrfer teaarvisfSSJ ? RABBI TIBOR H. STERN CALL Miss SHIRLEY, Catering Manager, FR 9-3792 Business Me Hawse tHaat llnsj. Banquet, or Special Occasion You'll find complete facilities to exactly satisfy your needs in the Kismet, Aladdin, Scheherazade and Rubaiyat Rooms, be it for a wedding or a privets party I w -n.rKithri MS. ClIMORD MSTUR M& j -*4t^...,-i "/ for Inlormatloni HAZEL ALLISON Calarlng oirtcior, JE 1-6061 IIH SI. Col %U *v. Ami I., . i> mam ocean at miami beach A new standard of elegance on Miami Beach. Superbly planned and executed weddings, luncheons, business meetings ... ranging from 10 to 1000. OR .7n a miami country dub setting Spaciousness is fhs keynote of your affair amidst the plushness of the Doral Counuy Club. Weddings, confirmations, banquets are enhanced by the country club atmos-j phere of this rcsort-e*tate. For complete detatlt. please caH Mr. Dafid Kovoc, Director of food and Beverage Doral Beach Hotel and Country Club^ JE 2-3600 AIRS. RONALD SCHOfNBfRC Rabbi Ever is Listed Thr L08S46 Who Who in the Smith ami Southwest includes, i"i the fifth time, a biographj ol D [Mac Ever, spiritual leader <>! I data Israel Hebrew Institute. The ninth edition <>( the volume note he h-t ot D. Evet manj pub lications. CHANDLER'S 21 st A Collins Awe.. Miami Beach Now a FIRST in Miami Beach T-BONE STEAKS LADIES CUT ROAST BEEF SUMMER SPECIALS at Summef Prices W.'. oddd om old (onUi ?< ' VARIIO MINU Tndrloin lojoul a to O.uUh, Slutted Cobbogt, Chick.n Poprikol BANQUET FACILITIES Harding Ave A 95th St. Surfside P'oo to iak your nt bonquet, tetimOF-.al dinner Ot w.ddmg parly YOU5 EXtlUSIVElY in the tganct ol CHANDLERS SURFSIOE (tormetly Maim ). Catering Manager JE 8 0523. ^Jewlstfkrkittr Ruder Saxe Fnday. July* 9 jjj. 'J-ranee 9 J-~clii-?n We the Women WOMAN OF THE WEEK Faye Tuples bas gone an . Bvope, and at I iAildren had to it- 1 y> crder to le he be was a year and three moi Ins ip m Cincinnati, a happj go-lucky child who liki go I 1 ichool, enjoyed music performed in school plays. va- a Bne pitcher when she played baseball, and took He- brew lessons Pitching and dramatic- [ell b) me wayside but Faye can understand and read Hebrew perfectly For three months, -he worked a- j secretary to \v pres ident of a large business concern Then she married Harry Tupler, and they started their oun business, a hardware and tool firm for mx hundred dollars. The Tuplen lived in back of the store, and there v a- -0 much Stock to be stored, that Faye was happy every morning to find '.hat fiie cycles that were on hooks over the bed and the urn- screen 'hat were under the bed had not wuppeJ themselves around their sleeping necks i nil Faye did not know how to cook Her one acquaintance in Chicago gave her explicit directions for her first dinner Even a brand-new hus band couldn't eat the herring soup sheihad prepared. Three months and a Settlement Cook Book later, she prepared a wonderful dinner for sixteen people over her two-plate burner. Business was wonderful It took 23 years to build the business into an empire, and yet Faye sold it in three days when her husband became ill. and they moved to Florida in l!M3 During her spare time in Chicago. Faye had been ac live in her Temple and Eastern Star Since she is a "doer," she became active in Temple Emanu-EI after her husband died, helped found the Ha'Ui-.ah Group in Bay Harbor Islands and wrote several columns for the Miami Beach Sun. Her three children are now married; Jeanette, who is now Mrs, Gershon Miller; Sylvia, wife ol Lester Levy; and Leonard Tupler, married Marilyn Faye is the proud grandmother of six Daughter Jeanette, who had a Jewish radio 1 rogram here, left for Chicago ro become 'The Story Lady." Fay auditioned for the program here and got it. bsequently, the was on radio for two and a half years. helping raise $250,000 f< r Israel Five years ago, Faye went ro Israel and became intensly interested in what the Wo men's League of Israel does there Presently, she is presi dent of the Miami Beach Chapter ol the Women's League She jus) returned from Israel last month, wrier- I national piesidenl oi rhe League waj honored With .. twmkie. she remarked that she was honored too, and tl >t was a thrilling moment to have l id Kiddusb al home 1 Pn sident and Mrs Zalman Shazar Sundaj starts a wh le new life for Faye Tupler With her shining black eyes delightful!) outgoing personalit} and charming manner she 1- floating on cloud Nine n< ver sti pped ringing | en I le news ol hi ap 1 1 .. ching marriage to Al< 501 ut B mj owi family, I nov Uei m i lerful lamily and five re grandchildren | Faye We're to ike a trip, jus) sel nit tnd go n tarns le u- " v no|e '" We starting for Faye bul i> : :!" u- Israel will still have .. -'! ire m it Then? */*~ a difference in (lowers... try tuns'. BLOSSOM SHOP 1572 Washington Ave., Miami Beach Call SYLVIA MILSEN JE 2-3231 mi delivery all greater miami of Mr I M SI Fcr I and ;. sleeves 1 he aisl . |th .. Wl : verla) on the I " skirt 1 11 liable train ol -ilk n soft folds from the \ matching coronet held the muKi-ti risl silk illusion veil and she carried her paternal grand mother Bible Matron >i honor was Mn Mark Finkel \< Mrs Saxe listers, ts Lrlene and Diane Saxe were bridesfnaids. Her brother, Alan Saxe served as ring bearei Robert Adler served a- the bridegroom's best man with Dr Jordan Matlin, Phillip Mann and Joe Mann, ushers A graduate of Southwest Senior High, the bride attended Southern Academy for Medical Assistant-. and now works in a doctor's office Mr Ruder is a pharmaceutical salesman He attended Ohio State University, served in tin- c.s. Army and is a member of Miami Drug Club and Southwest Optomists Following .1 honeymoon in New York Ohio and Pennsylvania, the couple will live at 2000 SW 67th Ave Ciment-Kratish The Deauville Hotel was Wie s,-t ting tor the nuptials, reception and dinner when Joan Eileen Kra: ish, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kratish. 4332 Pott Ave. exthanged vows with Norman Ciment, 1026 Euclid Ave. The eve ning ceremony on Sunday, July *. was conducted bj Rabbi Joseph Rackoi sky The bride was gownetl in an orig inal creation of hnported peau de si )e with the detachable long ca- thedral tram attached to the shoul ders forming a cape The empire bodice and scalloped hem were of aleni enci iste I with pearls and beading 'I hi was made i crystals and pearls . ol French illus ried her onl 11 at ion it i !i I. ne l with orchids N't w Mi maid ol honi r Budesmaids were i Arnol I Newmai Mrs ;: I Kas sewiU Jr Mrs Melvin & : ''"'-' man to ., .,.. ..... included R bert Ui ver M '" J) Swiddle Martin Brown, and Marvin Weinste The I : i ire boi lates ol M ||j i oi The bri niversitj i I Mi, n gree in elemental-) educati >n and currentlj a tea..* D .,.11 L'cuntj V Cimenl rece ved i: \ .,-, | i i g degrees at the University of Mi ami "'' '- attorney ^ Cleaning-laundry ^ Storage 1201 -20th Street JE 8-6104 Miami B.ich ................-1.......-... MtS. fONtlD KM* MOI! with t.he firm of Graret ail I I min- of Miami Beach Following a honeymoon in New York City and Groeeu ten, new lywedded Mr and Mrs Cimenl will l,\e in Miami Beach Reinfiord Kaier Judith Ellen Kazer and Sanford Neil Reinhard were married Sun : vening, July i, ut Beth David s > n a g o g u e Rat>r>i Alexandei Gross, Rabbi Sol Landau, and ( an tor William Lipson offmat. the double nng. candlelight cere mOQjf which was followed by i > ception and dinner. lr.. bride, daughter of Mr aac I Mrs Hen P Rarer. Btt S* 1--| \\e. is a graduate of V. -. r Huh She t* a graduate, mifti cum Untie. of Sophie Nevcomb M monal College in Ne* Orleans i - her junior year tu : the University of Nottingham England -.V is a member of S md was recently elected i I'hi Beta Kappa She wtB tasjl first grade at VlUiajg Green Ft it) S< hool in 'he fall It (ending the bride - sister. Alivia Joan Kazer ^ i txinor and Judith Rejnhar of the gr<>m Parents of the bnde,T' -n u* Mr and Mrs Mar aid R : tiate Dr A the Hebrew U.idemy and Miua. i High, i Bjcae Icr of Arts Continued on Following Pjt I t M*S. SiMfOKP HINHiBD v7n t crier aLJeicin < * tr Sicphan Alperl IhUHOt DlSICStl ' Appo 700 Blltawsa Wy C*rl Cobltt Highland 8-7950 j BITE SIZE KNISHES, ; ' Blinties I Fancy Hot or Cold ' ', Hors d oeuvres for your cock- ' | tail party or next social func- * . tion Made to your order Free J ! Delivery FOR A TREAT HARD J ;TO BEAT Call 532-1855 If no; ? answer 532-5293 J LEO HOHAUSER PLUMBING COHTtACTIHC tl^i/f'Vf $ -, D.d Cewx'y Co ?s '% 1111 U 14th ST. Nl 9W DOMESTIC MAIDS RESTAURANT HOTEL HELP A-l EMPLOYMENT Ph. FR 9-8401 H Hadavsah (rinse limr i EUROPE .mil IVR1FI avs mm-w A>isn,;A>( ^T/^ttX^,*' aO DAYS m htknini $1495 WOW! ... All THIS FOR ONLY $1495 VOLPE TOURS I\r 02 WASHINGTON AVENUE *" 0 5 l II \^l TRAVEL ARImt ....... TRAVEL AGENT PHONE 532-7326 MIAMI BEACH 4 July 9. 1965 fJewlsti Hcrktlnn Page 9-B nued from Preceding Paga University whan he was tr of I'i Gauanu Mii ll lend I.'i I'niversi.y oi Mi i | I in sep'.emhri [in.iti was Stewart Goldstein. fe Ra.'ilin. Seymour Rein- knbert Schech'er ami Ralph Kan ed ni uaht i - pparenta are Mr- Bttia Ka Chicafo, bride's paternal jiothcr: Mrs l.il-.y Romanoff, ma i rnal grandmother; Mr. Ii San Reii ..iid. gror.m's lal grandparents: and Mr. !is laadorc Zwechkeobaum, hal grandparents their return from a honey in Mexico, the couple will It 1251 Dickinson Dr Coral Mermelstein-Rifkin honeymooning in Europe. )rmer Jane Rifkin. daughtci and Mrs. Daniel Rifkin. 711 . -t J- and Harold E Mer Tern plan to live in Israel for kr The bridegroom is the son |r and Mrs David .Mermcl- ProvMenee, R.I F'ontainebleau Hotel was the for the nuptials performed Ihh* Alfred Waxman on Sun- July 4. Reception and dinner pd the evening ceremony, the blue and white wedding. ndo chose an empire style I of pea u de soie. The beaded lace bodice featured a seal- IV neckline, long lace sleeves detachable train flowing the shoulders A matching ie\d the four-tiered French veil. >r attendants were Mrs. Mor- >pate. the bride's sister, and lermelstein. t.he groom's sis- londn Gold served as flower RifKin served as his broth p>t man. with John Kampner. jFleiaicr. Nathan Sliarf. and [Gold as groomsmen bridegr. om is a graduate of Diversity of Miami. His bride ted from Miami High and t<\ Ohio State and Hie I'm of Miami Kriegsman-Grant Dupont Plata Hotel H is the for the Sunday, July 4. Ing unitii | Sharjrn Joan Grant |M.irvin A. Kricgsman. with RkIi.ii l Uarcovita officiat- the 2 p.m. ceremony, whuh bllowed by a reception new -:nan chose a silk 01 ibeaU] .. ,ti .. detachable ["he la. i dice a a- iprink Lith p. lams included N'aida JO) I, maid of h o n o r. Cheryl jsman, Joan Brown San pi > n b e r g ami Jams Seifer imaida y man t> the bridegroom a >v Kata Gai Canoer iti>H>> stain Jaj Greenstein ami Greenstein uahared bride i- a graduate of North High, alure the san< I ai Sent Of Quit] and Scroll, and |on the editorial Staff Of the K>ok S h e earned i degree m Northwestern University of Dental n> giene and |d as m retarj .-f bar class {graduate of Abraham I incoln in Brooklyn, N Y the bride iSUMMER SCHOOL_ '*g in all school *r*4 buvnait :M Cftdif (Our.at f -ita Phone; Bc*k Yfllow Pejei ADELPHI rl 7-7624 MU 1-3561^^ BEACH POODLES BOUTIQUE Expert Grooming $7 SO PI 4-1431 FREE PICKU0 PET SUPPLIES PUPPIES 882 N.E. 79th St. Greek Line Features Hebrew Instruction On Voyages to Mediterranean and Israel suras and architectural man- ents. In addition, thar* ara in- formal discussions on life as is today in Europe and Isnc "j brief trave'ars on conditions *he, will encounter. \ K Allan ii' k<' MIS. HAKOID MflMflSTftN IVlimi i.thi MKS. MAKVIN KltllGSMAN im received a degree from Cit) College oi New York Parents Of the COUple are Mi- ami Mrs Reuben L (.rant 15111 NE 11th Ct and Mr and Mrs Jo- Kriegsman Brooklyn N v On their return from a hone) moon m Jamaica the newtyweds will live in No Miami Beach Marie Levin's Betrothal Told To David Aisenstark An Augual wedding is planned ioi Beatrice Mane Levin and Ja , ii David Aiaeoetart The future bride is the daughter of Mrs Blanch II Levin, 1040 NE 163rd st. ami the late Alexander Levin Her fiance is the son ol Rabbi and Mr- laaac M AJnen stark. Savannah, (ia A I9C5 graduate, cum laude, the Univeratt) of Miami. Mi-- I..\ m i- a graduate <>f North Miami Senior High and attended Miami Dade Junior Collaj a Mr Alaenetark attended tha Rab- binical Seminary of America Queans, N Y ami the Jewish Uni- versity of America. Skokie. Ill By Special Report An extra tr..\ < t bonus offered pa engera on the (I r e e k Line's uioua flagship, the 26.300-ton Quean Anna Maria, and bar equally is -I-t-rsh p. the 23,000-1 M LVympia, which now pnvidc regu fcrtnightl) service from New \ r*el, is instruction in elementary Hel rew, Sponsored by the Hebrew World I'nion. which prepares the let-sons aid selects the teachers, the in itruction is designed to give traw- In- to Israel a basic. SOO-WOTd vo- cabulary in Hebrew on the 13-day voyage from New York to Haifa A 500-word vocabulary is suffi- cient to ask simple questions and engage in rudimentary con- versation, according to the in- structors. Recorded lessons and bi lingual Hebrew-English books r used in the daily two-hour shipboard sessions, which are an extension of *n o'dor Creek Line program to introduce travelers to the history nd culture of the Mediterranean countries serviced by the Creek Line. In ad 0 ion. the lessons are sup plemented with illustrated lectures, documentary fi.'ms in English ami film strips on contemporary- and ancient Israel. On the return voyage, passengers can acquire an additional 500 words of vocabulary or enough to read a Academy Picks High School Committee Here Five members of the Hebrew Academy Executive Committee ware appointed this week to form- ulate further plans for the newly- .rganized Boys High School, which will open this September The committee will also serve the the Academy's Senior High School for Gitis, which now has complete tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades The appointments were made by Louis Marwitser, president, and Leotard Rosen, chairman of the Board of Directors. Members of tha newly formed committee are Sam Reinhard, Morris Bienenfeld, Dr. Mathew Zuckarman. Harry Genet, and Jerry Schechter. 1'Hectors of the new Academ) - moi Huh St hool fcr Hoys will be hosen from among the parent . and will be announced short ll Maurice K e I 1 n e r and Jerome Bienenfeld are the chairmen pro- li :n lor the parent-' group Fust meeting of the Senior High School for Boys was held at the e of Mr and Mr- Bienenfeld i. t week The purpi -< and | gram of the school were outlined bj Rabbi Alexander S Gross, prm , ipal of the school. The goal of the newly formed Boys Huh School will be to pr vide the -indent with everj educa tional opportunity that be may de vekrp t<> his fullest potemial and rding to his level of academic ess i*>th in hi- Hebn a and Secular studies." he said A joint meeting of the parents ol the Hebrew Academ) Senioi School for Ciris and the School for Boys will be held this s-aturday nu'ht ;: the home of Kabbi ami Mrs Gross Hi brew i on almm according to the Inatru tors w h are qualified ti achei botfi nale and u male from I-i ,i : Imasters of nor n.al -. no din ctora 11 col- lei as Travelers wishing to brush up op their French. Italian, German or Greek can improve their pronun- ciation and vocabularies in similar in: i mal clan in Hi lang uages w hi eh .>r.- sbn offered aboard the Queen Anna Maria and the Olympia as part of he Creek Line's Travelers' Recreation Infoi niation Program Included are travel tip- on whal to do. uhat to see. what to buy, how much to spend and where to stay while in Europe and Israel. The exper s also explain differ ent Continental customs and man ncr.s and even give inexperienced voyagers the ABC's in the fine art ot tipping, how much, where and vv hen The program also offers illus- trated talks on world famous *rt MrXrW^vVvVl^ryvWXnV ANSWERITE TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE FR 3-2666 JE 8-0721 YOU GET MORE CAUS WHEN YOUR PHONE IS ANSWERED RITE MODERATE RATES 24-HOUR SERVICE Serving JtFFHSON MIGHIAND MURRAY UNION FRANKLIN flAZA NFWTON relax wffl find their wishes have ted and provided rd the Queen Anna Maria and the Olympia In addition to tha n mv rou- p'dilic ro .ins. Ii inges. ban theaters and libraries avail .il le .:' a: tional st fl ha- prepared a full schedule of sp rl events and : m ivities to keep Hum occupied d ihc> -.1 v.i-h. from earl) nv muij until the wee, small hours The motion picture theaten aboard the Quean Anna Maria anil the Olympia generally feature tiro -hows ,1 day, quite often pre-re leases. There is dancing every nikht to "he music of the ships' or- chestra- which also entertain With popular music, classical and cham- ber music Highlight- of every crossing ar-* the Fancy Dress Ball-, the Cap tain's cocktail party to which all passengers are invited, and othe" gala events featuring special con- tests ami prizes. S.T. *^ocialite ... bu K^fsabel ^4 rove Continued from Page IB infj a two-week visit north du- ring which he returned for a few- days to his former home town, Rochester, NY., and spent the rest of the time extolling the at- tractions of Surfside to as many- travel agents as he could find. Nautilus Junior High President Lucille (Mrs Milton i Goldman, and president-elect. Evelyn I Mr-. Charles) Binder, have returned from the University of Florida, where they attended the conven- tion of the Florida Institute of Continuing Cniversity Study, usu- ally referred to as Ficus. Len and Roz Zilbert and > >.i Sheldon back from a delightful ten days in North Carolina, wher* they made Lake Osceola Inn. Hendersonville, headquarters . Sightseeing lures included Gat- lintnirg. Term.. Ghost ML, Lake Lure. Pisgah Forest. Maggie Val- ley. Flat Rock Playhouse and Blu-* Ridge Parkway Daughter D- anne and buy-band Murray Rubin spent aome time at the Inn with them Othe:s planning a visit to the area this summer are Judge ami Mrs Irving (ypen. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Aronovitz. and Wolfie Cthen MUEE FREK FREE JUST AAAIl A CARD OR .LETTER AND YOU WILL RECEIVE IN COLOR A tEAUTIFUL MORRISOiVSCHIFF JEWISH CALENDAR FOR THE NEW YEAR PtEASf MAIL TO THf MM HER 0\E PKOY1SI0XS CO. No. 1 ALTON ROAD MIAMI BEACH, FLA. fOR A TASTE TREAT TRY OUR Tuw M" F B A K T 'S '"-" KOMIIIMiriOl s OFFICES OF DISTINCTION by PAVLOW Office designs ftd furnishings aUrart from manufacturer Desks, Chairs, Sofas, Credenzaa, Lamps, Everything far tha Office of Dlstfncttoa) 0*an Saturdar Momam PAVLOW OFFICE FURNITURE, Inc }C1 **" **+'* T.i.pnn. H.gft.ano 4-8221 Page 10-B jt*lstrkrl Friday, July WESTVIEW Oountrj C'.uh bers had a plasan1 ehi if-pace dinner party Saturday "asual dresa was in < lll'r '"r ,n' (unction The evening began un- ler the stars, at the edge of the golf course, with cocktails, appe- tizers, and strolling musicians. Mrs. Ferd Meyers, whose hus- band is president cf the club, was in a muted aquamarine shift Mrs. Lester Russir.'s white ribbed shilt was sleeveless with a cowled neckline. Visiting from Cincin- nati were the Leonard Starkfi Mrs. Stark'.-, blue and white checked gingham had a whiu Irish lace inserted bodice Sitting .vith them were the Jack Werst- ind Mrs Wersl chose a yellov -ilk knit shift W it h white and powder blue trimming the i lar and cascading di *-n the from >f her tailored dress. Anothci couple in the group were the Ben Hartleys, with Mrs Hartley weai mg a white em I tton In an viir.e silhouette. An emerald green siik knii -hit; with white and royal blue i- the color accents was worn by Mrs. David Nathan. Her laughter, Miss Nanei Nathan, was in a sheer voile featuring a smocked and ruffled bodice on * muted yellow and foliage green prcht. * a slack ensemble in ice blue ** pique was selected by Mrs VVhitey Bloom for the party. It was double breasted with white pearl buttons, and a royal blue chiffon scarf at the neckline Also choosing slacks for the evening **as Mrs. Morion Hill. Ombre ^olds and browns created a pel) Me print in her overblouse which topped beige silk pants Mr- Monroe Cooperman's pale Liven dar had an accordion pleated -kirt and cowled neckline. Guests later adjourned to the main dining room, where spotted was Mrs, Hank Meyers in line Wearing a white overblouse ami turquoise slacks under the huge papir bib Mr- S > d n e y Worn tiaub's white alpaca suit had a modified c o I e d neckline an lubie breasted jacket A silk linen knit shift In mint green was chosen by Mrs .1 u 1 i u Rosenberg II was sleeveless, with a jewel neck- line, and a t ueh oi solid green encircling the waist Mrs. Sol Friedman's tw o-piece W h i t e pique had an accent .1 black, and was a Hattie Carnegie classit BELL-BOTTOM trousers were in order for Mrs Albert Kahn. In black sailcloth, the) featured scoi ped pockets detailed in white pear) buttons, and had a coordin- ated black and white striped bod Ice. Mrs. L uis I ytton was in a while COttl .-. faille with a two- I iece I k created by the fringed dropped waistline. Her daughter. Mi-- Karen I.ytton. chose a white bird.-eye pique with narrow hue trim around the neckline, sli.....- and on the A-linc skirt In the I ytton party were the Herbert II PensigS Oi New York Cit) w h are vacationing at the Eden i; i Mn. Penaig -elected a silk flor- al print in yellow and green on ,i background of white Her two- piece ensemble featured the A line skirt with a self fabric bow at the waistline of her overbtouse. A gold embossed cotton sleeveless sheath with scooped neckline wa- worn by Mrs Charles Bender. Conversation piece of the eve ning was Mrs Larry Singer's "Marimekko" from Finland. In navy and red. it featured a geo- metric print, scooped neckline which dipped to a V in Hie back, the silhouette basically a floor- length shifi. Mrs William Sing- er- choice for the party was a two-piece white pique with white silk scroll braid on the ova: blouse. Nile green and white blended into the cotton sou tie tail, red shift worn by Mrs. Mor- ton Stiin. Oversized white pearl buttons trimmed the inint ot her dress, and asymetrically slashed pocket- were placed low over the hip- After a year of fund-raising activities, includinq a car wash candy sale newspaper collection and talent show, Hebrew S ,hlem^ S W?re n ,heir waY Washinqton for a tour of the nation s capital. Prerequisite for the ninth graders was passing their Hebrew and English programs. Shown aboard Rubin FoKRrKC:re S,c?en Shan'ZiS' MindY Phillios. Judy Rubin Esther Baboun, Sheldon Wei*s, William Green berg Howard Bienenfeld. Miriam Melnick. M.nam Greenbcm Mark Stockman. Larry Kuzinsky, Melv.n Farber, Susan Roth Mel a Azulay immy Resnikovitz, Toby Fir.el, David Shapiro S Ami Rn andcDian,ne S^2' Not shown are Hedy Moreen- SSr andRn SWMSky' "S Umer- FannY Behar. Ryan Three local women have been installed as na- tional officers of Phi Sigma Sigma ororiiy. They are (left to right Mrs. Victor Reiter. grand vice archon; Mrs. Robert Rosen, grand archon; and Mrs. Joseph Klein, national tribune. The women were elected at the sorority's national convention at the Carrillon Hotel from June 22 Julius Cooper (center, vice chairman of the Greater Miami Council for Medical Services in Israel, presents a SI5,000 check tor the establishment of the Bessie Cooper Hydiotherapy Department in Beersheba, Israel, to Rabbi Leon Kronish (right!, honorary chairman. Moshe Berman, executive director, looks on. Cooper in 515,000 Gift for Establishment Of Medical Facility Memorializing Wife Julius F Cooper has presented a check for S1S.00Q to the Greater Miami Council for Medical Service* to be used bj Kupat llolim in 1- raeJ, Cooper, a vice chairman <>t the council, made the presentation to Rabbi Leon Kronish. the council- honorary chairman Co per made the $15,000 contri Union for the establishment Bessie Cooper Hydrof.herapy D< partment in the Rehabilitation and Medical Center operate I bj Kup.it llolim in Bet rsh ba, Israel The facility i- in memorial to Cooper i.i e wife, Mrs r.. i oopei to 27. and were installed by Mrs. Arthur Mar- kowitz. national Panhellenic delegate and for met grand archon. Mrs. Klein, also newly, appointed as the sorority's executive *ecr. tary. will head the operations of the group'i central office located in Miami as of this sum- mer. Five Beth Torah Students to Israel T'n I between Beth '! Coi itlon ..n i the Slate 11 1 be {timed a five studi !''''' 1 , u Ho Land (Ms aun -ner i .-!,. i .nk.' Rum -ii Bo iMMnda ' and Kenny Rosa will participate is Ihc M:t/\.ih l'.i rim ii h includes aorae M8 . m I nitre States T h e > sriM apeakd Meet r.iel. and are the up from Meth 1 r hcipated in the trip - -. Wetnmi I pt e lhee.it Re A United S i.- Ninth will rnn SBC 1 5Y Pilgrimage Israel and spend an en weeks here in a cOHtfrined study and touring program BR i- the Itrat member (d Heth Tnrafc i SY to win the Israel seh.lar-hip Award afl'v hanni! served prs ident < I hi- li al chapter Diane Keshlattsfcj will spend the entire year in Israel as a partu pant in the Institute for Youth Leaden Tlu-XcfhutJ the World sH td in Jerusalem I>tanv will at tend as i member of the Ybun | .luiles V ii ii I h Group which she served as i eg! oeaal viet pre*<1ent during the p.i-t year, h well a counselor .it Camp Judta Mark H Sanford Kuitler Richard u ind Andrew Sand le Mill a ixt Camp K.nuli hei i in U i! Beach Boxer On Maccabiah Team In Israel i eathi roe hi boxer I- rowing li-i : Greati r Miami athletes who will Ihi summet n i n< le Sam in l-i \ i 151 Euclid Am- Mi States Mac< : '" The am im i mei I bj Ed Lassman ol Miami i r m < r pi World B ix n \sso iati m and co- ol t he 1 < Mac. B xing i ommittee '11|' Seven th U rid Maccabiali '.ami-- will be hel I in Tel \\e x' wi;hj. ishath "'"" from 36 ..'I. ns in competi lion in .i 20 s| ort pr g am N< wman 22 i- tern ,,t the I mversit) of Miami He twice cap tured the hool's intramural r-i lb boxing championship He ah i rved a- Miami Beach High School swunming captain in USMo Cooper moved to Miami Btach 21 years ago from Cleveland O.. where he was a building contract- or. An active leader in Jewish communal endeavor there, he be- longed to T h e Temple, whose rabbi was the late, world-re- nowned Dr. Abba Hillel Silver. In Miami Bea h Cooper i- a oi Ti npli Beth Mi ilom, / H , I Mcshe Bet n. ex ler Mi i ii rn ii i ooper i- ..rn- tin- i -' founders | the R< ha Me lical < entei in I He has made many trip, to Is- rael where he studied the young roun ry medicaJ i The Bessie I ; r Hydrothi lished oner with his sons l- Ufn-d He *ill leave I rael shortlj to taki '- n ceremonii i i ', . there Hoffman Wins Honors Degree II.im Hoffman "*> ami M i M H-'ttnian. A.'. *.i- Rabbi's Release To be Noted ["he ' I i ....... ' Mondai July 12 tbraham K I ' Winyan N v ... , "' '" ""' nnivei md it, one nil "-'" m German) Russia ai Sent ma today Minyan Nusach \r, meets daily ;',',"-'"'" ,lK.....I >n the Blackstone :'"i"1";^ Hotel, and Saturdaj services begin al 9 a m Horry Hoffman 1 I - Mr ' - a um huiite grid . i.l the 1 -ii rj i Miami n June, with a ItltA d | r e e in nting Mi..mi Senior h Jioff i ...ti the !' Li al thi the iiiiiM-i \ membei ' i lernii i . rnit) tor ' ' from Upha Katjaa P lub September, be h Master * boot ol I Vort I 'lj on -, holarshlp Rabbi Stern on TV i i ii Stern spii l leadei u| ihe Jao '"""^ Syna will appe 1 n :" ,; J< Wi-h \S dp Hour - ,,N ,: Council oi in R*hl I Stern will talk ..n "Orw l Soeiet) \i Society and one > I iet\ lay. July 9. 1965 *Jenlsti IktMltr Paqe 11 5 *v* ficmian Judqe Milton Fnedman speaks to >rnier Prime Minister of Israel David Ben iiuion during the recent international conven- >n of Bnc B'rith in Israel, where Judqe Fried- jan went to attend sessions. Left to riqht are ibel Katz. outqoinq international president of B'nai B'rith; Mrs. Wally Rosenbluth. interna- tional president of B'nai B'rith Women; Judqe Friedman and Mr. BenGurion; Yale Goldberq. assistant duector of B'nai B'rith; Mrs. David Ben Guiion and Y. Katz. director of B'nai B'rith prcqrams in Israel. lebrew Academy No. Dade Branch Now Registering lr_iMi-. hcfe Branch, has officiall) been PI..-.I at l aiflad Hail. MO NE I st rail..ii is lakiofl place (Uirj the building, arhtota will lerve the Khool's cjuai er toe the t nu year |ognr Work on WVCG ha [mmolation Scene from Wag (;< trnl.Kinmrnin.: with rit Nil-->n. loprano, and Cotl Prick, baaao, will be tf>- prin il m o r k reviewed on "First thii Sund ij .it 9 p m on I KM. VS ks i> Haydn. Pr-t n . h v- i hi- \ i nna Phil i in hesti .i and the Vien 5i.it. i >t" i be "" tin- dire* i "" "t '' "i Solti. \c cordlnfl ti> L uia fclerwitzer, president, plana call tor tt' open tag of .i tir grade to follow in the next two > eai - In order to make the facilities of the Unified Hall ideally suit- able for a school plant, extensive alterations and improvements art being made during the summer months. There will be playground facilities available to the school, in addition to two modern and welt-equipped classrooms. 'ihi program in tlu- branch will tolkm the elamaotar) grades oi t'n- lent) l he program w ill be *11 vided equalh. offei in .i complet icidanur program and an intensive Hebrev program All classea in the Hebrew Department will ix* con ducted in modem II* bre The >cadenric program ill fol- low tru- curriculum <>f the Dade County Beard >f PuMic Inatruc- lion and the Florida State D*> iNsrtnient ol Kducation iho Hebrew Academy is fully a< redttod by th- Florida State I >i portmenl of Education Farina to Work On Peru Project Over Summer Joseph P Farina, a student at George Washington Ui has en chost n bj the Ea it ana ol the Am i it an National Red < to to Peru this sum mor as i i ol two collie students hi will be part <>i nun men U an taking i art in wort stud) ram, Pi ojecl Pei u Farina and ;i student from Souttiei n i 'onnet I icut State i II unik mith an adult a I er and six high school stu lenta teat hing and practit ii t aid and assisting in repairing It in Lima during the month ol Jul) In August, the) v ill mo\ e to the northern provinces ol Peru and participate in a food distribution project From June 2'A to Jul) 1, his t a iii and three o! her t e a m took training in P u e r t o Bit i before li as ing for Peru. At George Washington, Farina baa been active In the Communit) Service Coordinating Committee Dormitor) Council, Crew Team radio broadcasting on VVHGW. an ;iv recently elected chairman f tlit- Intercollegiate Red Croat Com munlty Service Committee for 186646 At Kinloch Park Junior High and Miami Senior High, hi served a> president of his class tor two GREATEST VALUE EVER! out 9S3&I POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT e COMPLETE DINNER DANCING e AUTHENTIC HAWAIIAN REVUE ALL FOR 395 NO COVIR NO MIN. Steven Pavetsky Bar Mitzvah Set On Saturday. Jul) 10, Steven son ..I Mr and Mr- Jack Pavelsky will be U;ir Mitzvah .ii Temple Til In Jacob Kiddush follows Steven is .i student at Filer Jun ih-h and plays trombone in tht school band He is ala i memoi r of the football team | by the Hialeah Optomista Club \ reception will be held at Suri Town II.ill on Seiurda) i ve Dcvid Rosenberg ii da) morrt in I n Ices ] i, rah included H Bar Mitzs .i i David soi .ui,! Mrs Nathan Rosenberg, St Dai id is an ei le h mor student .it Palme! lun i inel in the \ I \ lui i hi >n at Ki Ba) l the ceremony liiiiii'ii d tlif celebrant ^W^^WWWV\^>S*^''Vv 1 Ola&unfca misoi i da 1 Smorgasbord BANQUETS! RECEPTIONS! Accommodations ler up to 300 wests. fOK WORMATION PHONE MU 1-9301 JOSEPH FARINA years president ol ll Student Council and the S Bed) He also held leadersh posts m the Bo) Scouts, America Legion Boys Statt art I Tempi Judea Youth Group In 19( rect ivt d the Miami Herald Silvi Ktii ;ht Award in the field ol izenship THt AIM COHO'-iCNtO Waldmarf Mil STRICTLYKOSMER CUISINE ONLY GLAT T Ml ATS {'*< in th WAiDMAN M"nt( . U Supo i'0i dairy * per pr-'cn OSubit ore. INCLUDING MEALS * 30 o* 133 rooms RESERVE NOW FOR THE HIGH HOLT DATS ALL THIS FREE I Wionor Roost*. Moviot fnl.rloinm.nl TV in Every tooat. Private 6*oth, Pool Phone JE 8-5731 OCEAN T 43r MORRIS & RUTH IERNER Catering for All Occasion? HARK* ZUCKERMAN Esfublished in 1945 Famous 671 WASHINGTON AVE. JEI-3M7 MIAMI FACILITIES BEACH J^esfauraht OPEN EVERY DAY ALL SUMMER LONG jgf LEISURELY DINING FROM S P.M. .{Kbl coMfifw UANOorr iaciuim ..ti~i MIAMI 94S 64S7 MOUYWOOD 9J J Ml'l IN HAUANOAll ON OS I ttS^AYNJI hCVO GRANADA HOTEL 1017 Meiidion Ave.. Miomi Beach Open fear 'Round, Aftractive Season A Trorly Rotes PHONE: JE 1-0496 ROYAL HUNGARIANS CATERFRS 731 Washington Ave. JE 8-5401 Exclusive Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs and Social Func ions Show & Dancing From 10 The Juliettes Robin Hood ^%uaFDRiE6TuniaoE n, OPEN DAILY (OR IUNCH AND DINNfR Mon Thru Set 11 :o 4 i" le 2 a.m. oni 4 p m to 2 in i. OcK I A LS Fion' 6'c 4tol Hot A Cold Hon O'oruviri Reservations 371 2621 B' ^e (Zluna JMif SERVING AUTHENTIC CHINESE FOOD! 9040 Bird (S.W. 40th St.) Ph. 226-0331 4> I Complete DINNERS from $1.25 wr AI-.0 Hi>> A Complete Take O.it Mtn.i OHN 3 to 10 P.A4. SONOAtr J to PM. (Closed Toesdoy; 100. AIR CONDITIONED KING ARTHUR'S COURT STROLLING VIOLINS DINNER SUPPER MIAMI SPRINGS VILLAS 500 Doer Run TU 8-4521 ART BRUNS. Co-Owner SAND-ELL KOSHER CATERERS Now in New Locution1. 1216 Normandy Dr., Normandy Isle Hors d Ocuvres Supplied to Motels & /ndmduols Who/csoU A Retail BAR MITZVArlS WEDD.N&S SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Call Sol Weiss UN 6 6226 Supervised by Rabbi M. Cohen > k.. Continental tot Kosher Caterers WEDDINGS BAR MITZVAHS BANQ'JITS UtHIM TED At Tour Nome, Hall or Svnaqoque Miami's Only S.'iomer Shobbos" Rcsfouranf Qualif) Pai fellcnce 8393 BIRD ROAD, MIAMI Phone 226 1744 IAPOLD i'UNT . TB3 niT3 4.4IBIEIO> and POINT KOSHER CATERERS fro*i ^{J' if 'P. vrP tO J lOt'ip'ft' * 170 N.W. 5th ST., MIAMI PHONE FR 4 265S Unotr ma not the I trn *..." ui i it of G".itr. Mian '' OPEN HOUSE WEDDINGS BAR MI1ZVAHS RECEPTIONS TtOSHiR NORMANDIE RESTAURANT and CATERERS 940-71st ST. UN 6-6043 Specialists for Weddings, Bar M.'rvahs & Social Function! Pcce 12-B jfnlstfkr/cftor Friday. July 9. ;ef, Moshe Sharett, 71 Former Premier. Felled by Cancer Miami Beach Chapter of the Women's D.vis- Ben Flcra Sinick, Rena Stein, Norman Hill, icnTXrnerican Technion Society, holds a plan- Zion Gin.buig. ^^"^SX^ meeting. Seated are Mesdames lay Dermer, Dorothy Krieger Fink. Trudy Hamerschiaq, the form of a brunch next fall, as Milton Sirkin. Leo Rutstein end Max Kern, a mid-winter luncheon and a Standing are Mesdames George Valentine, bership coffees_ beginning in October^ series of mem- Judge Klein Takes Office Judge E tovard S. Klein was T in a^ the fourth Criminal COUit of Record Judge in ceremon- ies end',::ted July l in the Metro ] Building. .I <>f office was adminis- by District C url f Appeals . Ige Richard H M, Swann Sen- -iminal Court ol Rec rd Judge Williams officiated. Judge Klein was chief prose- cutor in Division B of the Crim- inal Court of Record while an as- sistant State Attorney in the of- fice of Richard E. Gerstein. He served as legal attache to the Dade County legislative delega- ticn du'ing the last two sessions cf the Florida legislature. secutive vice president of the Young Democratic Club of Dade County. pa-t president of L Ige, B'nai B'nth. a : of the Criminal Law Com-. the H rida Bar. Ige Klein lives at 1900 Sw 59th i .....ied to the former anz Hi has two children, Norton Tire Co. Has New Store Ncrtoi Pall it pr< ridenl of the ' n fire i ompany, has an ling ol pany's i w< 5t Palm ice mi July a ifiami-based or- in 1924 by t chairman of the nation's i i. . *"* Any way you figure it... THE FINEST/ WELCOMED TO IS WELCOME WAGON GREATER MIAMI A visit '-om cjr hostess will malt you 'eei at horns, with her basket of gi'ts end answers to questions about the city, iti services in* facilities. Just call .. |\\elconietf^Va(4ori HI 8-4994 HCOME NEWCOMUttl Um tkit Mupoa It IK k> BWtv SN*tl Nam* Add-m_____ an. Z Pleose hove the Welcome Wagon Hostess cnll on Mt, 1 would like 0 subscribe te The Jewish Floridian. Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Oept., M.P.O. Bo. 2973, Miami, Flo. Kate Marks Dead at Age 77 Pioneer Miami.hi Kate Marks, v ho eame here from Key West v> years ago, died June 23, She was JUDGf IDWARD KllIN Mrs Mark.- lived al 2535 SW 27th Ave and operated Mai dry stoic opposite Miami s i High for many years. She was active in the Ladies Aux- iliary, Norman Bruce Brown Post JWV Sun n ing are two sons Mark- and Perry Marks; a d ter, Mrs Norman Jones, all ol Mi ami: ihrei brothers I uis and Jo- seph Rosenthal, of Miami Bea< h and Edward Rosenthal, ol 1>< Iraj Beach, Fla two sisters M: Bei ih., Wall and Mrs Hern if Miami Beach, and 10 grandchil dren Services were held June i .,1 Homo ial in Ml \'< I n ISAL1 M ' Jewish Hj ii.,.; ital He was 71 ll. u iso .i n ember of the Kt rebinl 1958 Death came after a long illness, and the cause was diagnosed * luno cancer. After being in and out of the hospital a number of times, he reentered the institu- tion ten days ago, seemed to feel better, continued to see friends His bod) was to be laid in -t.it'' rtyard of the J Vgencj here Thursday The fu il win i e h< Id Friday morning Interment in ac< with his . i tx the old cemetery pe| am\ il> disclos" I thai in a will he signed in August ., >., publ si through "i" in notici in I at my I I should be laid to rest ,, metei s I Tel \vi\ next to : Do> Hi lishu wen I friei - ies ol Mosh< Sharett in the Ma|ai Party llu Sharett and members of the family, and dictated correspondence until Tuesday afternoon, when he fell into a coma. : milj was at !o i- Hirvivi i and a da tbltc refrain : the iii "i the and In v a with i from pubUahini Of eondolene- amil\ tlao n lhat no wnaths be sent or tn the funeral. ' '* Harry August, Pioneer Miamian, Passes Away Han \.i u-t. founder I j DotartM, dit July l Mr \ ..r who CsWDC ti over I '-" '' B Pawn K I w i president and cha | (| of the bekery h. [ M ,i live in Um \lA Beta David Sjrn; j ll.- <* mber "f the SI . \ with hi-, w if.- I n Dr K Ha> I i- alto -.. \rnold; and a da I Id July {at don ! JAI I SOLLOW .... i TOP' M . ( iwmr " iy, July 9. 1965 *Ulstth*Mtor Poqe 13-B Give Them Tools to Build Israel . through Rejoice again with 'Hose you love in Israel by trading them packaqes through CARE. 3ring them your warmth and affection and ma'.:e their spxits brighter arcl fuller through your thoughtiul gifts. Your gifts will bring happiness to each recipient whether they are your relatives and trieadSi cr Institutions or a needy refugee family. Help to rebuil i rough your gift 2! FOOD. TOOLS. BOOKS and T-IrZDICAL SUPPLIES thus enabling them to make their way in life. There are no parcel post charges, no taxes or duties. The food enters ration-free and is certified Kosher. Your name is on every package. 'Jr.- designated contributions are deductible for Federal ncome Tax purposes. CARE will assure delivery of your gifts to Israel. Just select tho*e you wish 10 send and mail the girt form with your specific instructicr.- and your check or rnone^, order. Make out to CARE, and send to CARE Inc.. 312 Forsyth Building. Atlanta. Georgia 30303. Send Your Personal Gift of Help and Hope to Israel... PACKAGES THAT MAY BE DESIGNATED IN ISRAti (not to exceed 2 per month to a fom !y. group or individual) Israel Food Package (Kosher) Israel Family Food Package SI3.25 s;:.oo 2 ois. Evaporated Milk 70 ois. Pin 'apple 32 oit. Chocolate 16 ois. Cocoa 8 on. Soup Mix 31 ois fruit Salad 30 oit. Peaches 4 ois. Instant Coffee 60 oii Beef in Natural Juices 4S ois. Veal in Natvial JsiCM 30 ors frunkurlers 45 at.. Paprikash 1 S ois. Tongue IS ois. Meatballs 48 ois. Tablet Sugar 32 ois. Rice 28 ois. Condensed Milk 4S ois. Bief in Natural Juices 30 ois Veal n Ncturul Juices 20 oi. Frankfurters 1 S ois. Paprikash 64 ois. Rice 24 ois. Tablet Sugar 32 ois. Chocolate 2 oxs. Instant Coffee 30 ois. Peaches 16 ois. Cocoa 8 ois. S-jj Mix Packages that CAN NOT BE Designated to Individuals or Institutions in Israel: Auto Mechanic Kit Electrician Kit Metal Workers Kit Needle Trade Kit Physical Education Kit $25 W 20.00 20.00 7.90 25 00 Sewing Machine (Electric) Woodworking Kit -Self-Metis Fund 'Book Fund Medical Fund S7S.00 20.00 (Any Amount- (Any Amount) (Any Annum Contributor to the*, funds will r*c*i* a r**rt from the CARE Mission Chief as to how contribution was used four dollars do so much ... ?end os many as you can CARE helps you save on food for friends and loved ones If you were to send these pack- ages yourself, you would pay almost one-half again the cost of the package in postage $4.55 on the 510.00 package, and S7.25 on the SI8.25 package. Since CARE has the co- operation of the United States and Israel gov- ernments, it saves you the cost of duty, post- age and handling. In order to avoid dis- appointments to those in Israel to whom your E package means so much, won't you mail your order today? those who are less fortunate and sorely in need of food, or a refugee ily. or someone in need in Israel, send extra S10 packages. Each pack- sent through your contribution bears your name and address as donor. his Advertisement Sponsored by CARE, Inc., 312 Forsyth Building, Atlanta, Ga. 30303 ENCLOSED FIND $ ISfl Israel Family Food Package $18.25 Israel Kosher Food Package $10 00 Self Help Kit ($ ) FROM: please print) $ Far Self-Help Fu-d *$ Far Book Fund $ For Medical Fund TO BE DELIVERED TO: (pleat* print) '(may not be sent to specific individuals) Please use a separate sheet for additional names. PARTY CATERING Call lor Party Brochure p.iities u ii Function*Suffota > MASTER HOST Phone 633-8066 VIC P0TAMKIN CHEVROLET INC. 540 Alton Road, Miami Beach HOLSUM BAKERS 5761 Sunset Drive, South Miami, Florid* HENRY GILBERT GERALD R FAL'CK ROBE RT SC 3 I Life lnj.,rinct Representatives [ SOUTHEAST FLORIDA GENERAL AGENCY Ph. 377-1736 990 S.W. 1st Street, Miami COUNCILMAN JOE MALEK CITY OF MIAMI BEACH FIVE POINTS NATIONAL BANK Coral Way at 17th Ae., Miami, Florida AMERICAN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 16SS Washington Ave., Miami Beach MERCHANTS BANK OF MIAMI H T M.VR" FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIALEAH N (! K RANK OV I'ERpMsN s,L -I :i:\ I' K C ;; K i i' NJ > iri 975 W. 49th Street, Hialeoh, Florida, Palm Springs Mil* CURTIS NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI SPRINGS 4299 N.W. 36th Street at le J. une Road CHASE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION M N i: I SIX CONVENIENT LOCA- DNS Main Office Lincoln Ro.id. on the Mai It M Arthur Godfrey Ro.ld -25 .11 - C 'llinj Avene. at 7Mh St. t Burfnd* Beach i Si Snjc:- South Dade. N. Kendall Drive at L. S BILTMORE TERRACE THE FA V L> HOTt i_ On the Oceon at 87th St., Miami Booch RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. " '20 A ton Ro.id. Miami Beat" 1250 Normandv Drive. M-wn 3r i 2003 West Fiagie- Street V an 1717 SW 3'th Avenue. Miami 16660 NE '9th Ave North Van' B*l Phone 531 1151 . 1st RrrHtor__________. Friday, July 9 1965 ?-=- 14-B LEGAL NOTICE 1 . .r. . F --:. :-:-"E |] E LEGAL NOTICE - ' : - FLJ L .; : e re CRED 1 LEGAL NOTICi LEGAL NOTICE - - - : - i s. . CE TO CREO T<""1 r .: No 6SC *0" NOTICE TO APPEAR BV PUBLICATION I .ill of LEGAL NOTICE IN TMF CIRCUIT COURT or -.- f Lb VENT'. JUD CIAL circuit .i. ANO FOR OADE COUNTY FLORIDA IN CHANCERY No SC ?' Hi 'I' NOTICE BV PUBLICATION \ rHoMAh i.-H. .1 1 1 .t -1 I till < I n v 1 inrnrj 1 vi. SMITH mi K1 n llv v ..-1-1. m". if 1 ..... wKI 1 ImiXK vM' 1 i;iti:i:i. i- .' \ T COURT 01 N AND FOR 0* z - NO" CE TO CRI '. I I ANO FOR DADE lOi N NO' CE UNDER F1CT1T1O, NAMI la A * U All 11\\ H the COUNTV JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COU N" FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67101 C IX RK Isi'.m ii;> 1 ii NOTICE TO CRED TORS I r.i MIAMI, I km I -\I.Y I. I til.....(t> II vil: ' M 11 ItoKKNIln II " . n: . IN THE COUNTY JUDGE S COURT '. ANO FOR DADE COU"." FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 671-2 B .OTiCE OF PROBATE - - I ' I . ' ' ki -1 ri: Y\'k I. !' >\\ l.l.Nd I'...... I '. . I , K Hi il '. ._/- v > FLORIDA iN PROS-* L No 67392-B - i- . 1 VI V \ 'O APPEAR ! ' MAN NOTICE BV PI BLiCATION SI HE COUN'v juDCE S COURT I N T M E C RC U T COU RT O" IN AND FOR DADE COUN' /fNTH JLIOJCIALCIHCOtT 0* FLORIDA in PROBATE FLORD* NANDFOROAOi No mTJ B COUNTY iN CHANCERY NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTK-K is HKRK1IY i;ivi . i.i- in. ' '"I"' IK MKMTII: I-'* l-i M a 1)1 i ' I.;,.- Rt'HW BXTKRI-RISK* I.W I'MI. KM IT.XKV ml vi .- | n Rd m m r - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW SOTi, i .- ' A.I i-ITY Mo\ I i - i "i.....n i .1 M MAI I ii. _ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW h I ION VI. i-AK ,-l:N-| s :il'< Vvc, inti-ml I I.IN .- vi T(. : ,.v A I'l i .--------- I NOTICE UNDER v,,.,VCTIT|OUSNAME LAW ,.N..... !- HKKKItl .in vj ,,,,, "'" """' I'mI- I'..,,,.- !! l>r... 'N,,K,M'Ki RAVKI IN THE COUNTY JLDCESCOURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 67408 B IN* Ul i iMlli NOTICE TO CREDITORS I . Iit-rvbj i I li'lr "I i ' M, ..r In. i 11 MARY V |i w l> .\ > i; \.. First pill ml l> of .1 in-, Mi'ni ft'wll I NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCU.T COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTr NCHANCERY No 60C N VT VI UlTIX, \ e II.V VMM SUIT FOR DIVORCE '.: v|| I 111 r, . I n i.i: \tiii:i:h v.N i -i.i' n u:\ v Mlun i. .I ,ff I \ i K vi: v vii i v. -|| K11:- i \ v rH'X vi. n v\u \ i ill RIKUM v\ An.'i it- i. Kxi IN THE COUNTY Jl'OGE S COl RT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 6-;t>: a IX RI RH ii vlil) .1 I'll K I,... NOTICE TO CRED TORS To A II,.- - Ii I | - I" ' I Ulan r . . i p. I., li i vv i:i.i i 1 r Jinn ki i: r ri-.i.- ii VHorm I ' B IX KI NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' No ft'.C I SUIT FOR DIVORCI .11 N .. V ' ' ' NOTICE UNDEP FICTITIOUS NAVE LAW I l! v.;r ,, It SKR\ ( - I IN TMI COl NTV JUDGE S COURT IN AND FOR DAOt COU".- FLORIDA IN PROBATE N I .' IX II .. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I ' i.N . .1 i.i .- : VN '-' V I RM AN ' hi I v vi vN lM AN S : > IN THE COLNTY JUDGE SCOURT N ANO t>R OAOr COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE N. t 731 B ' Kl.iV i \~K V NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE APPL CAT'ON FOR DISTRIBUTION AND FINAL DISCHARGE i hat* i < i. . - ... i . Ml. . .-~l l> I I K Y \. ... -rl . 1 't * I' NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAVE UAW ' ' 1(0 I.IN V n-l Av.nu, ,N|I-..CLi>TV JUDGE s COURT I AND FOR DADE CO Florida in probate N 67M C . CE OF PROBATE 'TATE OF FLORIDA IN -! NOT CE OF INTENTION TO MAKF APPLICATION FOR DISTRIBUTION AND FINAL DISCHARGE l ' !.. -Mr .^ A -.1 M..I t|>f>r> -.Iflllll - ka> i -\tl III l-"U iN T i COUNTY JUDGE S COURT FOR DADE COUNTY. ILOHIDA N PROBATE No *J1M ' VN ..... M..I I hi.....i th. l".Uc.- Of l:l PI - NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW .,N'" .....U - 4Hroval ..f I 1 l.-i, ,. . ' lv. PI UKORIIK r i .. , K1RIIU IS. I- X u IV : I'l'K i.vi;k I M'-.' WTate' I. llK !...!Oi ' I .V I.....I- 1> U-fl i lay. July 9. 1965 +Jml*ii fhridUmr Paqe 15-H LEGAL NOTICE THE CIRCUT COURT OF THE i/EMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF rLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY IN CHANCERY No 66C 4916 \\ II.I.IAMM'.I RUII > A\ INQfl r pmv Y HENRY LEONARD haintifr. Si i iIT. I; \ h> TT 11.1 kite, if mM led, rl rlrnltH NOTICE OF SUIT |.i. i n s. -i i .....I l hla ... i| in.! i led, Hi aidi ii' [t'nknown. their unknown api inK, .iii.i it ill .i.i. thi i unknow n deviaee*, i. -..i- - i v ||i ii..i r. illlo - manik, la lining b) ihrouch, ,.i uraln*t an) > l-i| defendant* Who . m hi .1 that thi , ,|.i |um a. 11"" baa been In- |ii .I again*! you in the i'li.-iut r< ( ihi Kli vi nth iu.il. ial Circuit Florida in m i for i*li 'mint) to m.i If it.- upon t ha f'l - W den II" 'I ri ..I : i 11) i.i 1 111., k I. PIRRT ADDITION [i CAROL i'ITV.......t.lmi: I.. i!i. then i>l '' in Hal Booh ..I I'..l> ..... il>. Public Ri i |. Florida, [in ,,i. i. i i .1 :.. il. .i i i... 11 - lllll. Ill |.|.llllllfl- ih.. I'l.ik "i ill. aforesaid i'ourt, -. \. .i i ii plain- attornet MARTIN KINK, Dad. .,i n iild Miami Florida l.ii... th in Jul) to, IMS, .'i- .. I>. - I T.. 111. -- w III I.. 111. I. .1 In-1 LTKIi '"' ' i; || i.i : \ i 111 :it.M IN, ik. it i "< u I '.t i ii v '1. rk ITIN PINK , ,. i.ii Itulldlnaj ii, Fl-a : .'-? LEGAL NOTICE 'We have just crossed the International Date Line for the second time in 48 hours ... I bid you GOOD SHABBAS !" Caaf 1965 D.t"u Pf*ductiM IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67335 B IN RK li.w \i:li ELK S l..... NOTICE TO CRFOITORS Po A ...... Ul P. lav- m.; I'lalma or I mand* Asalii*l Said You heeebj M>.i ifi.-.i i i .. i.i ,,tr. limn iii-- in inilx which you ma) havi agalnat Hi. 1:1 iW \l!H ELK IN di ..,- .1 |at< ..I i ....I. inly, Florida to th.....nl i .!. nl l Midi < i>. and file ili.. '..in., in duplicate ..,..i .- i..ii ; ::: in p Ida < i.i i utea, in ih,. ii .. 11 j. -- in Mi. .'.lin- ourl houai in t aide 'ouni.. Kli ir - Ida, .< Ithln ah ndai mom h* from hi Imi -1 i>iii.li. .u Ion i >.r. hi -.. me \* in I., i... i ! Dated .it Miami, Florida, thia l'.ili !.. .1 .l.ii. \ I Km;:. RON M.I- ki.kin I'UURK t'AHBN \- Kxi .'in.. - Flral publication ..i ili r ue on tin l Till da) of .1 .in. . llOHKIt l II TR M RIO aii..i n. \ f..r Kx< utora 1 : .1 il'ont Rulldina Mi Fit i da III II I IS ."', 7 !-S ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! vjenisf Fh rid/inn solicits your legal notices. We appreciate your patronage and guarantee accurate service at legal rates . Dial Ml :i- IMS lor messenger eei vice LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW \. iTIi i: is HKRKIIV HIVKN tii. the I ii.mi. i i .1 |"i ...i... I- in. -.. i i !.. i Harbor t. rai . \t ..mi Ri .. h, PlotI la mi. n.i Ii ( aabl n.mi. with (Ii. i'I. t k ..f Hi. i.. n .,,,.i- -..ii m.i. ouni |. Ida HKKT I - -l.l.M \ "f 1*1 -' THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 673S4B |:i i la;aaj I l NOT CE TO CREDITORS I LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67319-B IN RK I .. - \ Mt'Kli II VRRT n INKS .1 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY IN CHANCERY No. *5C 6507 RARB w: \ i.i .ii.i,i; KNi X, ii .iniiff. \ - KDW VR1> .1 VMKH KNOX, I ..1. ii.i.nit SUIT FOR DIVORCE lii i nv v|(li | \ mi:> K Nl '\ Hi >TBL KVAN8 i.i i. Hsu I'M >it.\KK. NEW TORK To i, \'\ '\\ m:i ,i \ Mi.s K Si Is. hi I.) i,.Mfi..i that a Mill of r IMvon-i turn heel ti-l you .i r. .| M .. v III.: '.. Ii. ;ill .,t i '..nil.I.Hill II III.. tlfl Blloni.)-. ML II VIM, .1 "' -'"h NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE C RCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O-" FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. No. 65C 6723 . \ Hi l. > N ll'DREY ilh> IFF, llnlnllff, \ n KKNNHTH ROBSRT tlROFF, 1'. i. SU.T FOR DIVORCE rc K i:\.\i: III Ri Hll.KT GRl IFF . "li i-t mil tStrajet .'.:.i>. I'cnnaylva Mai in- Addn I'.O Box I 1 nii.\ is .. I.. Ki mi. Hi Robert I IroCf, I,. n b) not Ifli .I ili it .i lllll "f ''"' for I >i\ on lii- I- .i .I-..IH-I i "H. ..li'l ..... n 'lilir. .1 l .. .. f ) our mi- r or Fh ." i,t to I mpla nt ..ii I'l.iint Ifl I: ' dh W 1< .1 i: ., ll.Tlda :..'.! '.i u hi "i iKlnal A '' in thi "M..... .....i, ul thi i'ourt on Ii he >i h l.. - i .ii. h- ilfh ,i and i i.. |*i - ' P f I lade n ime Ii r n >... ii ... the llnie of the I ., .. . || m.i i i: i ii..i-;i> SR \. | . Ii-tii . ,l. i.n ri \. i .,- \ NOTICE TO CRED TORS -. i \ i'r-r i \ .,' i '-"..... '> Uefnull w 111 h# I '- Ml' Inv- \,., ',, ,. ,; ,,/. " '.....""'- ^"- ML ."in. , toil are hi-nli) llflrd ml r. .., ,,, .,,;,,>.. k foi itlv,. w< ' IN THE COUNTY JUDGE S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67724-A IN RK Katati \ MART . ' NOTICE TO CRED.TORS T \ Ml l'< I ilnal .1 I N i ^r. hereb) i i - !'.: ' Hi. tali "i v m-i" i \ m \i: i' .1- i lali i .,.!. fount i" ludatea i l. id< Count: and hi n Ii) imi Ifl. .1 and f-- mn and de- . .,.:.., > '.mii-.i. ii m:i:\ It INKS -. : Fl-.i III. I" t) Floi Ida, w int l\ i-alei I .1 I luted at M ill I" .i: \ II VNKH II \ I'.ANKH \. i r ... pulill >tI- ii ihl i ..ii "il I .! . IIVRi >N i. SI' MM'-l.i: iltorni ul ,, R ml Mi..m.i ii. .. h i . m -.mi. i. I ,: II .it. anil .i Miami I > i.i fME CIRCU T COURT OF THE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF >RIDA IN AND FOR DADE IOUNTY IN CHANCERY 65C 1S44 Uudg* Spact) l^-t iin.I.i Will of -i' MKDNU'K. .1 JTiCE BY PUBLICATION |NDt w Kiss iNl'Y \V Kl.-S IlKIl r \\ i:i-s nl a.t arlth l '..i. nt \\|| Ml:< \i:rili i: \\ ri>s i H b \\|. MRU m: PHI R W ItANl 'V KIMS, INi ^ \s mi-- hi .1 ROIIKR i v Kiss lit Street > In- [At: \ Idi .1 in Section *J !' i UU in Hi. :r "(f:.-- In tb. Count) .. in i aide iii.m Kli i Ida, Ithln -iv ili ndai n nniha fmni l he inn. of ih. Flral p '-i'- itlon it.....f, ..I iii. -..in. u ill dm luiin .1 l .., .i ,,t Miami, Florida, tln lt day of Jum V li vaiii.n n \t \i:r An I'. \ p i it publleatr Ihla sol the lili da) uf .Ii.'. l IIARol.li sll U'IRi ' .Mi. 11 | fol Ex. llnr ._; i m "in Ri ."I Mi.ii i Ik ach, Fi II '* IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIOA IN PROBATE No 672S3 B IN RK Katati . I II U Jr. i II i, T }! NOTICE OF SUIT OR ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY ,N CHANCERY, No. 65C 66'5 M \\ SHII.I.M:. I,lilt * I PAN SIK BHI1.1.KR, I- I. ii.I.H ... i lllll ..i i , INheil .. vveeka hi IKWISII l-'l...|;il.|A N I" INK KNIi ilRDKRKD M da) if Jum l.D VTHKRMAN '' , i dun i. ,.i. i". i:> -\ :i i ikn .':.-! i, Mini AKI RK rKIN ,| Attorn. IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF the ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY IN CHANCERY No *5C 4519 M V M.I \ I'M I.i ..- X \.:iM ,l> KKlt> vxi iKZ i'i: III i.ni:s da ISA IK *l V. uf. .>. k for i"u- I'tittvi < in THK IK ISM I I."Kli.I \N IHIXK VXH liRUKKI ' -Hi ihi) I H . ^TIIKItM n t'l I. .- Ih I'IKTRl . \ N .- Ml - Rd. ' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW \. i < 1MM\ I'.IVKN I n.lel i l l... I I I'MCUKI i \V. IMRK'T TO C iNSl'MK VI lltKllol SK ..' mm : N w - m ,, i '|. i .i.t> Intenda t< l .. .1 nan.. .i h t he i 'let k Court nl l 'i'i. .'" nl LEV I rz rriiNin i:i: O imi'\n\ i iK MIAMI IXC R) Haujih i e) In, I'm -ii. nt MAM KI. I.I I'.KI. 1 \ t \:.|.|i.-..nt i St Miami, Plo Ida '-." ~ . \NT' >N1< MJARC1 V. I .. I. mlalit. NOT.CE BY PUBLICATION Ti \ S'Tl >X|o iS \RCM i (J nt. Plan Room 11 i:., in-- ... \.i. i ii.. I, n'i. .t iSerona 1-1., di I'm -. i\ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE V. .1 MM || RKHY SOTIFIKK II II ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or ., Complaint f..r Vnnulmenl f Mar- FLORIDA. IN and FOR OAOE SUIT FOR DIVORCE ' nal you. and COUNTY iN CHANCERY, Ti i k \ v \ 11" -ii 11 l.ii: you a ri-q i-d n No. 65C 1595 . \^ \i ; th. Complaint KTHKI. HIIII'P, . \,-\\ Y-.rk I AUTII Plain v P\NNIK SIIILI.KR : K -'"" <' II X.I Stieet. Miami, norlda w.M.TKK KDWARHS and HANX< Mi- ii ,\\ \i. M I LTKR ii i' n im n HVHON M i n their off Ifl ' e tv. I ..... . inn Plot f. -r t hi du) t Mil' I9S II !. | by i i i ii. i - li., the ti .M V. ,,ii i Kl. r. la, thla MH> it LBA1 hi.km \^ Clerk, |t t I ID I. KNI I'mN I.. l' .' - IE COUNTY JUDGE S COURT AND FOR OAOE COUNTY. FLORIDA in PROBATE No 67297. B l< \ \ i I. KKM AN NOT CE TO CREDITORS T. II.- ,1 .-..1,1 ! I .1. lANI'KI. s ma: ' , .1II.I .1 - 1 I [ Il ' I ' Rd ii lii I Kited at Mia M'lli V I ' \ iliKRT F r -m:> -l'- Aa Mim i ..t"i' . ;.'. ...i. i lOl I of Jull. CARL UPTON \ rue) f'.i Minn. . North Mi mil It. I IN THE COUNTY JUDGE S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 66*^7 A IN RK Eal iti IttiS I ItKTZ i.....I NOTICE TO CREDITORS l i. i \ hi-' .-.. I \ and I II LKATIIKRMAN. < ade II) K M I.VM \N il RAI RIU Miami .1 II _ - OTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAWE LAW \. ; 111: i: i: i: V tl IVI S . it:\is i. ri s ,it 'nun "i I Ii l mi). r. \km VRA K \ KLTMAN M \I!IL) \ UALBI mi- - \ M .'II.I \\- t II IN THE COUNTY JUDGESCOURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 67331 A INI JKAXKTTU H' "SKNBI R I NOTICE TO CREDITORS . v ; I'.. .In. nil All 1'i-rai I.. i mil V k i it -1 .-.nl IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 672S5-A IN KM. i:-M'. II >\ TI I MI.M \N ,-.-.| NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All I I v na Ila 11, ...li'l- \;.iii"' I ! 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