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Combining THf JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY 43 Number 3 Miami. Florida Friday, January 16, 1970 Two Sections Price 20c itterness Mounts Over France's Deal SALEM 'JTA1 Bit- I Franc n | ; lei lowmf . mm.'lit'* BC- l that it will tell jO supersonic Mil ig lets iv, *rma eently included in Paris KUfd I stromt l irna deal I i Fo the ... ih hed is U , ,, ... \ |o h A nl mitted to Israel*! Ambassador in Paris. Walter Kytan. for im- mediate presentation to the French Foreign Ministry, gov- ernment sourevs said. Diploma- tic clrcln h< r. mM Franco-Is- rael relation* have reached their lowest ebh since the June, 1967 Sto-Da) War becau* the Libyan deal 'in Pans the French St ati i: * n :i ii-i >K in diplomatic i betwei n the two coun- Thi K: in an . d to in\ Jvi SO Mirage III . num- ber and rne tame type ol air- craft that Prance ha* withheld fr*n Israel under its arms em- bargo although they were paid for III full more than a year ago. 'Hn' Cabinet*! communique pferred to the irnu embargo a i moral and legal injustice on top of which France is now prepared to sell 50 Mirages to Libya which baa announced Iti i Kim in future war t Israel and demo sti itei >nsl itent and ex- i.. in the h ' ] tin I Israel, It is to .'.- ume th it Fi ni h I arn be use I i !11 iel It '.'1 b it ex- ressed the hope that "the French Government will restore its policy ol friendship and de- cency toward Israel to the satis- faction of both nations." \ I 'i: 11:11 Ministry spoken- ntan has accused the French of raralatlag the Muuiii- Bast arm* race and said they were re- pSSBStMa for the r|>idlv dete- riorating sitiuition in that re- gion. He mii ly destroyed its moral position as a peace-making tailor in the Arab-Israel conflict by its anna sales to Libya, The deal was confirmed Fri- '. .\ by France Presse which quoted sources understood t in the French Foreign Minist The news agency is frequent y usi-rt as an outlet for announce* mentS the government is u> .' .lluij: to make directly. 1 French originally denied that any arms deal was being neg ated wth Libya. Last wi -; Parts admitted that 10-15 M - age (eta were involved In si i ,i deal. Friday's report c - firmed earlier rumors th I 1 lb) .1 WOUld receive 50 Ol ! high performance war pis among the s\.....dii st, most Continued on Page 12 A ussell Urges Attendance Egyptian Jets Hit By Missiles tj vv th th State oi Isi iel : nit) today to K Off Dlnni thi "0 j F ind .'I The .:. i: II W hlngton. D.C where et with Si '.-. ol St |U> 1 -.. I '' be n In I at th ng, ' | of i tei li lit iti m . Mr Ruaai II sai I i the dinni r II expei ted to make } irihution of $iJ0O to the CJA-II F campaign, h. 1 ii. in a t -;- : - -, b nations lo i tit peaea '"it sug- L. .. i the land it won from tin \ Six-Day V t statement A baasador Rabin, om ol the heroes , ,. ... their weapons, .. bj i dei p cons ism si il the I iuse, by a deep love for their country and : difficult tasks laid upon them: to k ol our people m iU li '"i- "l'1 protect In at i f their lives the right ol the Jewleh peon* ti independent and In peace." \ Mi Russell, almost ..11 Israel's resoui | md there :s practically n ithlng; V rvices Maybe Israel can defend he: I ... needs help so she car. somehoa mai I ,t, and house hei people And care for her I id And build for her future. StM needs the |p uned Jewish Appeal and Israel Emergency I conducted here by the Greater Miami Jewish , ided Resen I ru can be made through Greater Miami Jewish I ai 1317 Biscayne Boulevard. :' I \\ IV iJTAi Israeli Air resumed bomb ird- nl tii ilitary posi- .- i I 'anal in i!" m a i ; okes Soviet-b nit S ikho) -7 fighti r-l i imbi rs were l th. air b) 1' S - ilawl l-to-aii id t ovei thi I i f Suez on kill was ri | ort< d : 1 w who blev u| ii a debris, k lling thi Ir ts. The ptanea had attempted low-Ii vi I attack on an Israeli base neat Raa Sudai on the east shore of the (lulf of Suez, south ol the Sura (anal They had n ad* i bombing run. m which an Israeli soldier sustained slight wounds According to a militai > u ti'1 Lit. st a< tion brought the total number ol enemj planes shot down since the June 1967 Six-Day War to si i if thai number, M were Egyptian and 17 Syrian, he said. Israeli forces killed 13 Arab aaboteurs and raptured four in .' series ol etas us in the Aravs n gl6n and the Jurdaii V'slle) last weekend. Israeli security forces seised a massive arms cache in the Slnal desert near Kilat. tin- largest found to date. II contained some 'lOO ha/ooka shells. |l ha/ook.is. a machine gun, ''"i IJussi.in in.iile hand grenades and a vast qnantitj ol ]i^lit arms ammunition, all ap- parent!) destined lor terrorists ill the I.a/a Strip. '1 he Arab v illagi ol .Iis1' in noi thei n Israel, ted b) Arab gueiTillaa from across the I i am se bordei Friday night Jish inhabited by Maronite Christians, was thi first Arah v illage to i' attack, d i y i tours. Isra< ii y a, wnicn carry the mam brunt ol the fighting In i Mideast have downed three Syrian MIG-21s in dogfights i \. i the Golan Hi i| hts struck deep inside Egypt In Bir raids The Syrian lets were in- tercepted as they approached the cease-fire line over the Go- lan Heights, and were downed bj aeiiti cai non and air-to-air Israel Bonds Announces Goal For 1970 Larger I k S250 .... | Bond O;. illion :- I ol ' confirm- :- II- f' th i nd of 1 ''' lirman ol I [.' I s total / yea. TI 1 I | ; an) v- i hi tiu hlstor; I i ond War ties throughout IN THIS ISSUE . Altop *-* S*"non 10-A Bar M.tivahi '..B Synagogu" tC-A CandUiynl 10A jy 10 ^ Cohen 4-A Dining i'B Engagtn'ti 8 B WOfflU'l Obituanct .SB World S-B AAAAAAwAwAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Weddmgt 8-9B Apollo 12 moon-walker Capt. Alan Bean (right) receives a B'nai B'nth citation in behalf of all American astronauts proclaiming the dedication of a forest on the outskirts of Jerusalem in their honor. Presentation was made by Billy B. Goldberg of Houston, chairman of B'nai B "nth Cabinet on Israel Affairs, at a Jewish National Fund-Texas B'nai B'rith dinner. missiles 1 Radio < aim el aimed that Eg) ,'- ti.m aircraft carried out exti - slve attacks in the Kas Sudaf area and destrnveil an l*ra> I ant crcraii site from wh ' Anierii an inaile Hawk missils were launched before return j afely. lar) spokrsmei I : .. ; :>;-!: I ict to an ea.- iei Isra i air raid de< p ins s witinn in mill - in hich Jets lusl centei i tai i a steel e Continued on Paqe 6 A Eban Pledges Gunboats \\ ill Not Be Armed JERUSALEM (WNSl K - . in Minister Abba Eban li - promised that Israel vviii i i arm the five gunboats she 0 - taine i from France in wh it Pans viewed as a breech ol I . embargo "ii arms to direct p - ticipants in the Mideast confl I Mr i-:ii m's pledge was m i on an Interview broadcast over Radio Luxembourg during which he praised Admiral Mordech i Limon as a "national hero" hiswrole in arranging the depa ture of the boats from Chi - \ ,1 Limon was I to .i .iv c France where he h >'. h. ad. II- pI's a : eh i- - mission in Eui ipe -,', li !" ' , thai ' epected t I '. VV i . h Paris'* ' is an att i tary officers ' scapi foi the mistaki - . net h id pre I that tin .v. .. to i di Continued on Fge 11-A Page 2-A *l,ni \ctions Of Federation's Executive Two-Dav S Committee sy c^..* f, niinar The Refugee Resettlement Pro- gram f the Greater Miami J. wish i- ration will i' continued in 1970, Milton Weiss, president <'f tl Federation, lias announced. At its December meeting the Fed- eration's Executive Committee ap- ii a stall' report recom- mending continuation of this pro- . which involves the com- munity's resettlement >f 12 Jew- ish refugee families during the | forthcoming year. Tin' community in 19*'^ under- wrote tin' governmental assur-l . required ami tl"' various local beneficiary agencies helped! resettle and absorb the 12 Jewish | j .' families into the Gn ater Miami Jewish community. Jewish Family & Childn n's S< rvice - as the focal point in the reset- I r:t program locally, which ted the n als from United HIAS Service which is the inter- national refu Practically all of Federations ,rrvices were utilized dun ., in 19(;q according i x'' Weiss, who noted that 5 this 81 > i* ""' Slovakia, Moroec. South Africa and Spain. < '< ''...is o| Lebu_ conduct a tw i .; at the mec lU i ', ll Mr. Wiiss added that 1969 was -} th.' fust year Miami had co at..I in this world-wide proj - Other actions tak< n bj I nation's Executive Committet its Di ci mber meeting were: A proposal thai a coi neral contract rs b formed ol gl in a erect the new munity building at 4200 Bis Blvd. Th.' Ex. Committ. ol approved this r ic for unant u-d oxpmses ii .. in ii ml w hie I : A' . ly to Moshe Cilboa Scheduled To Speak At Annual Breakfast The Honorable Moshe Gilboa. Consul General of Israel for the South stern United States, will the gu.'st speaker Thursday Jan. 25, at th.' annual break si meeting ol the Terrace Towers to held on behalf of the 197< Combined Jewish Appeal. Israel Emergency Fund campaign. M ins- field, chairman of the Tel Towers CJA-IEF committee, said. Th" 11 a.m. affair will be held in] the Recreation Hall of the I !j:./,i Apartments at 20 Is Avenue. Consul General Gilboa was a member of the Haganah, the Jew- ish underground organized before ;> independence. Upon c >m- pletion of high school he volun- d to the Palmach, Haganah's commando unit, and partici] in the War of Independence. After the war. he settled a new Iwrder kibbutz. Erez, located on the Gaza Strip. He was elected (olnt non-profit venture to funds Fi deration con .:... .... ' I h< this organi/ai # It ... ' C bined Jewish A > Fund exceed S4.OOO.O00 It I I . JA-II t its histoi :' i" i total ol ..... has been raised ii n pn s nting a 52ri in. A f the S South"l ' Ihird time, nan ol M..| Sp, I Laws wn revised I : ' ition's al .. at Jai OUR ANSWER TO NASSER is unity to make Israel economi- cally strong by buying Israel Bonds and giving til it hurts! Mays'nie Friedberg by the Kibbutz Mo m to .- National Executive, nd directed the Department for the Vo Genei lion and Y i I ments H. luat Hebi University. Regency Club Announces Meeting, Installation Dates At the ': Club n Monday, it 8 15 p.m in the \V ll Hank Bide., Normandy Dr.. Miam B i ' ti 1 authoress Alic. W ij -. !'-;, holosy of Lov. : by as ... ! hi lents. The Club's Insl Dance will take place Fi I . 23, at 8 p.m.. in the Algiers H Rubaiyat Room, 2556 Collins Avc Miami Beach, featuring .. live hand. op.'n bar. hors tfoeuvres, an.'. prime t>>..f dinner. Metro Mayor Chuck Hall .vill be installing : fioer. Strongest in the Pain-Reliever Doctors Recommend Most for HEADACHE PAIN Ana the i rein .,.; That's why \ i rs you . relieve paii And Anacin acts fat! 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Plans for the 50th anntvarsai - )f Temple Israel -.1 Greater Miami Ui" laui i hi d this week with the ai nouneempnt ..f the appoii I i I Martin Fir* as g< m ral ehair- man u., Gold, n Jubilee Plan- ning 'ommil tee Annual Youth Pilgrimage Michael A K;ii/. Miami's Israeli credil bearing mmer s< tnitj Youth Consultant, has (wms.s. includi innouneed plans for the second program for colleg) students. Mid- innual Youth Pilgrimage t<. Israel wintei ai I interaesakm idi the summer of 1970. Some 2.000 high srh.>.,l and col- i students partlefpati ducted by the American Zionist Youth Foundation In cooperation with the Jewish Agency and Joseph A Garfield, president ol llechalutz Department in Jeru- the piom er So ith Florida R. form h wish eongregation whose 1900 1. milies make up the largest syna- Ai ABKAHAM GHUNHUT ! I the 1 . : ||lts t sal ii WfH P 1VOU9WAH Fortas Firs! Lecturer In Temple Series 11 t HOtll ' UtkH iiami a,a,-. Uk. uPcol B< 1 h npleHy A. C."initioned ;?!. e Kt. 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One Year $5 00 Three Vea-s 112.08 Out of Town Upon Request Yclume 43 Friday, January 16, 1970 Number 3 9 SHEVAT 5730 Israel A Pawn In Cold War Efforts lo end the two decades of Cold War between he United States and the Soviet Union are supported by all rational Americans, but to use Israel as a pawn in these efforts is not only immoral but, as events show, an in- effective approach. To believe that the only hope of a peaceful settlement In the Middle East lies in an American-Soviet agreement is to ignore the hard facts. Russia does not want a settlement, peaceful or otherwise, for she has done very well out of the continuing crisis. Hospitable Arab ports in the Mediterra- nean are now open to a growing Soviet naval presence in ;hat sea. She has a strong foothold with advisors of all kinds in Egypt. The power of Islam has weakened as Com- munism continues to spread among educated young Arabs. A stable peace would transform the area. The refugees would be resettled and a rise in the standard of living for the Arab people that would follow peace with Israel would surely stop the influence of Communism. It is obvious that 'he Russians have a vested interest in turmoil and for our State Department to be so naive as to believe otherwise is discouraging (but, in view of its past record, not surprising . At times Secretary of State William Rogers seems to be moving toward a reform in that narrow-minded Depart- ment, but he is getting the same bad advice on Israel and the Jews that every otheT Secretary, beginning with Cordell Hull, has received from the Department's career men. * * Adventure Reveals Desperation The story told at a recent diplomatic reception in Pen? that the Israeli ambassador's car was assigned a num- ber007, of coursebrought the house down. Certainly the recent exploits in liberating five gunboats from the harbor at Cherbourg and a 7-ton radar installation from Egypt have amused, excited and bought admiration for the intrepid little nation all over the world. These incidents read like scenarios for movies like so many others in the short life of Israel. But enjoyment aside, this is very ser:o-^s business, for the need to engage In this type of adventure reveals the desperate actions required for Israel to remain alive ir. a world which continues to ignore the reality of the Middle East situation. Rather than concentrating on the develop ment of a land in which all peoples can live in peace and the prosperity that -.he initiative and ingenuity c: the Israelis ccn bring to that pert of the world, they are forced into fending off attacks and launching counterattacks day after day. American Jewish leadership has been called toaether for an emergency conference or. the Middle East problem on January 25, and none too soon. The Jewish community's concern over the recent Stale Department proposals which seem to have moved the United States from its previous position on an Arab-Israel peace, the French munitions sales to Libya end Iraa v | ireater to upset the arms balance must be relciei tc out national leadership and to the American people in no ur.ee:-- terms. An Opportunity For Miamians The dinner next Saturday night at which y...-.^ Habm, Israels ambassador to the United States will be the guest of honor, has more sign,.:nr.ee than the"' im- portance of being the official kickoff for the Comb.ned Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund campaign This is an evening when Greater Miami's Jewish com- munity can show its solidarity with the State of Israel beyond the giving of money important as that is Al- though it was planned well before the emergency meeting of national leaders was called in Washington for the fol- owing day, the evening of Jan. 24 provides an opportunity ^strengthen the hand of that leadership by the size of the Comment by EDWARD CC At the **f .....* - ' ' that S right : : bility and ., is. That - A stand*. > ' tuous it nas ' ' Rot out lirtj it of ntext stat ition ol mart u LSD jays i :-;. C nnisl f the M : nanaging editoi :. t what \ berg sai I r Mi rr t befoi I I sunv hi' mi ant a few I ter 15-minut iously. i . | .. . poetrj Abs said this is stai N- ' My family, > . is not ii euphemism toi ,- : ' ! the : ''' : : Roberts , right it " ' ' lo Atl ' ' .... : i I : ives t. Both res gore sad as one t was : before ta Whiii ivMi the .... | t Amend i.. Hep- ped on I other m wsmen'i imei : nt by si'ti u ' resi n but without foi while i ws- .-: | that right I Vi IIIV : Planet "i thi ,i.i. . this '' : to Pn poet ) Ginsbi rg i : ' getting ; ,] tl St nation." It h i stchi Job listi .1 torn i ithollc and its St . ryr Sad I am >. en atti i k | wood Broun trii I financial sight we can attack on a n a reDurlsi. Rol ru make a gi>>-'. I standing" that ' bringing l^mi- r : A r | iTj{ to i n Israel $1,000. Add Ml . \; nse sheet | round-trip fare fl im Nrl two boti l roon mas week in Mi i 'JI an Incidental lw :.".-a| $1,000 won* t I k i . Miami new - Bui it's not n I lime i.n th.- w 1 . litors who ;-1 story to i With The Win off tast^ good I"1" nalis i .'.> J ! t i : 111 press Ii ..| the ; ... i- j^>t one n MATTER OF FACT by JOSEPH ALSOP washi: -- - 2 *. ? 'UOHOeiJFHtSWWBQATSJOO? '"OS f^WAW0"$%| \.. t governim 11 I '' : the i nmlt To urderstand ' . it .: that S . .- r to n a< h .i : .' Israi the Aral .- ' This aim h - uith tin i bar. IsraelU ha* ted ; ilte >' face-to-fa fl TJ A: '. t ii i t > Wltfl |q> l-:a r I : t. |j i , In Si ptembi r, ,,, i ryptian foreign mom) Ria.l. infon Rogers that Egypt * to consider faee-to-(.v " tions under the Rhod< The phrase harks back w 1949 armistiee. which tiated in Rhodes. 1-isentially. it means an A" i.ojviniaiij, ** ,..*-- Israeli conference under a Centlnwed an P*t* M January 16. 1970 >Mnisr fkrihtr Paqe 5-'. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Act Of Perfidy Deplored dismal of iloi i fore the ai their Md Mtfa- . fact thai their I proving correct . stic issues, '" l ;. issue >f the EraUon's ro policy ttmanl ish Stat. disc* aed re- Se, ri tar> o! St.it.- Wil- ls, in rightly quee- (food i i ol the Nixon I toward th<- Jews. Eh it should not come as a this policy origl- I,,n th< turnol Scranton i, [an irt-flnding mis- [ Nixon's campaign ,.i the wen- i as again re- ||., ;, nil Indei ; iggling tot carried [ rs. it w I ind ol the Stai ith of .i ,. a waa ., ith blood and L fio [i i. \li it the ixtrnt spokrsmen for thr Jrwish State like Golda Mcrr and Mnshe Iiajan can ilecu!'' what BjMVM th' h. st interests of th' Jewish people nnl what repreaenti danger to the State and to its people. When GromyKo, with his sail "Kelly" clown face sat in the White House talking to former Preaidant Kennedy about abstract matters. President Kenne that the Sovh t was installing mis- siles in Cuba for destroying this country. Kennedy was tremen- dously Intuited alKit the behavior ol Gromyko and how he was trying to divert his interest from the deployment ol these miasUci Kennedy > nl into action to elimi- nate tins dangi r During the reeenl State visit ol : hi \ and ick il -il. c >n- for terest." ..... iii !> nt is not a iro|>ean ii .1 its .\ ere be- I u il i- stati nt pi the Prime Minister of Israel to this country. Mrs. Golds Men- r< - i tad all the formal honors rt-oeptions. honor guards, and State dinners. Mr. and Mrs. Nixus. made special efforts to demon- strate their hospitality. At the same time, while thise gestures were being made by the officials for the benefit of the camera, they were preparing thse proposals which ean be considered the tool for the destruction of the Jewish State and the massacre of its Jewish inhabitants. This act of perfidy should be sharply deplon d and condemned. This m h policy should bo fought, since it is against the basic m- tegrity of this country and its stand for its moral obligations which was adopted by the Senate in 1957 as the substance ol tin howi i Middle-! .i--t I toctrine. Tin- defenders ol Masada facii . the Romans committed suicide, preferring death Instead of Slav- i rj The J< wish State will tight back valiantly against those who arc preparing another type ol "final solution" in the chambers ol strange Foreign ''Hues Thi fight i f the Jewish state is the fight ol Ver) decent Iranian being who still believes in social justice and thi sanctit) of human dignity. MAI Kit K COLORING Miami liraeh Annual Essay-Art Contest Is Announced Bv Bureau Ruh s and application forms for the annual Essay-Art Contest co- iponsored by the Zionist Districts of South Florida and the Bureau ol Jewish Education have been distributed to all the Jewish schools of the community, accord- ing to announcement by ix'onard Zilbert, Bureau president. The essay subjects this year are What Judaism Means to Me" for Students in grades 3 thru 6; and "How to Preserve Judaism in America" for students in grades 7 and up. A new category in the essay Contest has been added this year for essays bt Hebrew- on the si tuiii- subject of the annual con- | tist. purpose of which is to stimu- . late art activity and essay writing within all Jewish schools. First prize in each division is $25; second prize, $10; thud, fourth, and fifth prizes are art objects and books on Jewish life. [i s for the contest include Mrs. Keyna Youngerman and Charles Jacobson, local artists, Or. Sigmund Fogler and Jack Alexan- der it the Zionist Districts, and Levi Soshuk, Herbert Zvl Berger, and Dr Louis Shwartzman, of the Bureau of Jewish Education. Tin Committee consists of Isaac Donen, Jack Alexander. Moses Meyer, Morns Simon, and Gilbert Rappaport, ol the Zionists Dis- tricts, Mrs. Joseph Duntov and Melvyn n. Frumkcs. ol the Li brary and Adult Education - mlttees Of the Bureau, and J lies Kinhorn. representative of the a<- sociation of Jewish school di- 11 ctors. Kssay and art entries must 08 original work of the applicant. Essays are to be limited to 350 words, and art objects drawi sketches, paintings, a maximum of 25 by 26 inches. The dcadlin a set for Feb. 6. The Bureau of Jewish Educati n has distributed brochures with -<1 details to all schools. Including references for the two grade lev- els, both in art and essay read:, gs. Prizes far the contest will be .-- tributed at a public meeting ,i' < ml of February. Nat Friedman Hunoree Nat Friedman, past presid t, of 100 Lincoln Road Men's Club, who has been a faithful woi will in- the guest of honor at a testimonial luncheon and e.i I tainment Sunday, Feb. l. at t Samuel Pascoe of the Men's I ib and I iiana Schwartz of the men's Club are head the arrai - Hunts committee: Frances I i is in charge of ticket sales n building's lobby. I I - res it : I he Jew ish tl fate Jewish Si 1-1111'- Rabbi Isaac Hirsh Ever, the spiritual leader ol Agudath Is- rael Hebrew Institute, Miami Beach, has been recognized as an author, speaker, lecturer and counselor by the board of trustees of the National Regis- ter of Prominent Americans. He has received a certificate veri- fying the listing of his name in the Register, and his Library of -Congress cataloq card number MIAMI TITLE & ABSTRACT 104 Mi. 1st STREET PHONE 373-8432 ABSTRACTS ESCROWS TITLE INSURANCE A DIVISION OP ttK'n'cari TITLE If 12th ANNUAL HOLLYWOOD ANTIQUE SHOW &SALE STATE ARMORY-DIXIE HIGHWAY, HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA JANUARY 23-24-25, 1970 DAILY 1-10 P.M. DAILY DOOR PRIZE CLOSING JANUARY 25Hi 6 P.M. Spending inflates inflation. If you start a savings account with us today, you can help fight inflation. You see. when people spend a lot. the demand for products and services increases. So prices go up. When you save, you are not spending a lot. The demand decreases. 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M - M- Eucen< Blitf, Mr A M" Ml A M- Mr* Sldnes Maxwell Dankl Xeal Heiler will be guest ker at the affair, which wil i aired by Maurice Kraut. n Essen, chairman of the Residence ami High-Rise Divii announced formation of the Coas- ts Towers CJA-IEF Committee, wr ch includes Joseph Feldheim a- Sol Kayo, as cochairmen: Hi ry Solomon, treasurer, and Mrs. Sui Kaye. secretary. '" Committee merooera ar*i Pr 4 -a Louie Abelmn, Mr & Mr> >lu--..> Abramn i M-- [da Bau* h \ Mr & M-- Martli Hai M- Rhea II- --I Ml a Mr ft Ml .-.- Mm . Ki mt. Mr ft Mm Murras Mr Mm Max S Levin*. Mr Mr S Mr A \. --. Mr ft Mrt J : Mr & Mr- ,|r 4 Mi hi ,v Mr* Abe 1 Mr ft Mr. Xa Iron. Mr* Harrj .- Laura Wei In ng Z I i I hav< "''*" *">" '"""' a'"avs , a begin- learn some *Wfc Yiddish Ian- opfwrtunity. 1 .,,.,! at M m i-Dede lays from 745 to 1 '' ''9- of Instructor - Hindi an i A lish is ' ation will also be t knawleda* *mJ\ luired. Mis. Diarrmr,d the Ji wish T. a N' York for <; \, ~,| ._; an,i wril and r fejaigi now e^lits a S; Ik it Pettiaren To Head Drive far C-PRj :. ii spi iker- acquire funds to s cerebral pals) :|ltiU_ t< r. which i 1 R : Kl p- II ' ;:' ': --^-^^^^V'V;fi'::: M. coordinate ,. ^ ...............^^.. bulne" ,._ .... v.- ,v SAMVHI.GMK and commur.it. Mr Petti- Robert Macht Named Bv Jordan Marsh Parent Firm R rbert Macht, chairman of the d of Jordan Marsh-Florida r. been named executive \ ici BOBCin MACHT . | ... .,? .i... >..., ,,... I Stor .'. is : new - n i lioi -' i "'':'?' 5 spent hi- I : A A I ited 1 Syracuse 1 " 139. a Marsh-Florid Stores - I in 1956. Hi - of Allii !- board of directors in 1968. Max:" first Allied p>-- is with Chers in Sj \ v and in 195.' he becami president gene I mana 51 1 il : Macht rr pi esi li nt ind .... Jordan M rsh Co Fl pi nt of Jordan M if the boa rd I S itheasl Ban- Nat f Mian F Com I the Greal I M "' 5 wil wh Cora t I'll k Chug Ivri Group Meets -Chug Ivri" Hebi S % grou| '' t next Wednesda it '2 ; n in thi I I ih.Carl.vk Av< nui " Si Mian Grossm m wil My Vtil t Russia followed I inswei A '' " ol the .. j, rved ... .. 1 men bi r ol - uon and 1 .. rr pa1' !' ttigrew ' I rumniumi. 1 -.nil ntial an as 1 Harmony Chapter Harmony Cha| I ] Women, is hoMii 1 1 ct garni I party at 7 - i' the President wth Str.'.-t and 1 with refreshinent lotrj Mis Philtp Sahl I- : ' .111 ancn- nts. Kerd-ick Berns !s Speaker ! .-. i' - V - Ian. : 7:43 1 ty 1 ' ; _ 13 An M So much to see, so much todoin Israel. ..GO! f You've been thinking about it. drear:r;g about it... why wait any longer? Go this year, and go GREEK UNE-the favorite of so many thousands, the Go ten Route to Israel! On your way to ls-aei a-d back, enjoy a luxurious restni vacation at sea. Continental cuisine or gou-~e: Kosher meals under the strict- est superv,Slon. A raboi a-; Synagogue g-ace both our ships. Sun-drenched decks open-air poc 1 Mmgea ghtclubs ball- rooms, theatre. And Greek Une sa. ings coincide with mal0r reiigious and cultural festivities in Israel. SAILING OATEs Sept. 21 OLYMPIA Apr. 6. May 11. June 8, July 6, Aue. 24 Oct. 19. Nov. 16. Jan. 4. 1971. * it QUEEN ANNA MARIA For colorful folder, reservations, ca'! your Travel Agent or the. be happy Go Greek Line 245 S.E. First Streat, Miami. Florida 377-3626 '.SAFETY INFORMATION. The Olympia'Queen Anna Maria reg- istered m Greece meet International Safety Standards for new ships developed in 1948 and the 1966 fire safety requirements. # w . ternary 16. 1970 Labor Zionist Leaders [ear Ambassador Evron Jewish fkrkMan Page 9-A llf Labor Zionist Miami mot tin. Ueau tiatc ['Inns . /.mnist- VVomen to- '"';;:;VI': i ,','h- * rarj ffln- rial vice ..,..- Bond Or- that the ,,, be headed in Pio- Levin and liairmen. ind Sam Sewmark. bop [Continued *rom P.g. *-A \ li I u>,h ultane- in ol the ! tween for it tern (or j t-ays been favored b) Soviet ': , : |ik sMon n umbel , mlln's plied s s r. Trustees of Israel. A special guest speaks* at the brunch was His Excellency Kphrtiim Evron, Israeli Amh.is- dr>r to Canada, and a leading member ol his country's diploma- Uc carpi Mr Evron who has been In his preaenl position since early in 19fi9. was previously Is- rael's Ambassador t>> Sweden. Mr. Evron has held posts .if key responsibility In the govern* mnt of Israel, i*>th within the country and broad. Prom 196 until his aatlgnm nt t" Washing- ton in 19B5. hf was Minister at the Kmbassy of torSM 1 in London and for two years was Counseloi i of the Embassy Beginning his service in the Is- rael govern men! in 1949. Mr Evron joined the is Division "t the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, and later that year became sei tary t.> thi foreign Minister, the late Moahe Sharetl Prom 1951- 1953 he was secretary to Prime Minister I>a\id Ben-Gurtan, and In 19f>.'i served as Second secretary of the Israel Embassy in Washing- ton From I964V19BB he was ;,. tonal ssdatsmt to Defense Minister I'lnlias l-a\on. In 1956, Mr Evr n entered the service of Hlstadrut. Israel's laboi federation, and from 195" 1959 ivas its representative In North America In 1990 he was named director of Bolel Bonefl Ltd., the ; ti lal and coi -t i uction con- cern which i-^ operated by Hlsta- drut A native oi i-i iel hi servi rl ii. the British Anr. during Woi I M it 11 and in the Israel IN : '17 and !'<: I I I ' v - ' ' ' I '. tmentsbj [ 1 . i forth i - S t a I De- ; 1! I The George Gershwin Lodge Charity Foun- dc.ion. Inc. of the Knights of Pythias of Surbide. contributed more than S3900 to the 1970 Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund campaign of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Left to r;ght are Moms Schwartzman board member; Sol Silver, treasurer; Myron J. Brodie. assistant executive director. Greater Miami Jewish Federation; David Canter, president, and board member Leonard Zilbert. "I Huge Defense Budget Unavoidable i not to- il : Inl U.S.- I-:- lel'i Mil Ister of Finance, Plnh is S ipir t >ld the Israel Bond Oi it;i.'i ,- mfi i tic in New Y irk tli it Israel's growing ictn ltj I iring the |i ist decade has developed t>> i point where "we could have obtained economic independence while at the sai absorbing s tt< ady :. .' o m ; i i.. :i But, v 1st and eve Increasii bu Igets "have lelaj I I tS......- ! 11 mount to 4 < "We h l V thing th ii sep iratcs us from destruction," he said. "This drain ii resources becomes bigger : bigger and is reflected in th-- jr iwii t in our b il- ,! : i> menl Some 60' il f.- leficit i- caused by mill- xpen liti ire - n ... Minister i I ni .- , ono twined i isi : t is needed . .... ......... I ... ndei m t i \ I - .' narts >f the world. Israel n is ;i i vn that we can rn lintain our military in l ; ilitic il [>"-:t n< while, at the same time, moving ahead with the building >! a strong Israel which alone is the guaranti and ;> >lit ic il integi Vsking rh ten ically how long Israel can bear up ind ter- d: a- long - i> be ii i.....ir>, till | ' that P lent Nas ; j : I Ihei Vral 5 fl>l The Incredible Credit Card master charge THE INTERBANK CARD i. finally i- in .te deli- r i . Ished on Included : || I Vself vi, '' "'s ''"-mula ?.Wth- ol a kind to -u a SeneraJ warning. Join millions of Americans who use Master Charge to make life more convenient... - wherever they happen to be. Ask for information on... 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I V F iraoh turned t . aki :. too u come weak i wh< r. that I - tomorrov - JFCS Will PROVIDE SPEAKERS CM REQUEST - 3 .. j level stmont - F IFCS is pi .' : lems bel ... . st< I in tainine i . f their sta! - ill j :' [ . - - .- - Gv-i the Jewish 1 - S I the A nit. Thus the I - . : tail _ : i p of win : -. '. ...... put I - ... :;.-. the tw in : g I in 1 |>ru>. ss of servii taki ,. .-, i i. : : l< I : ' \ l l-4>. When Phanto Vet I .... n i i !. I H sent 1 ' ' lo li .. n >t I Sk\ Lake Receives Its llh Torah Scroll day than nub [ol II ,(,mtini' | | I teabbinicm *Jelevition /"j rogrants Jail. I Jan. If K >i R i Mortoi ''. '. vsky I I >- i ! Ch 7 m The Still Sm I V Host: ":.--.. Cancer League Meets Peo| bj Mi:: ting f the Leagu f i Center at D scl luled foi Friday Mrs. Ii m h^ciiqlous <^c '3 f\/lCCS Chase Ave Liberal Raca Lfcn Kronish. Assistant Ratt Jr Levy. Cantor Dav 4 Con, Mr. 21 - ' * m ; IS 400 - : - net s of 1 f filling . : ... : Hel - :. H -a '' Mrs s--vat..e Rabbi M.l!;n Schl.nsky Canor Tibor Me 'i jj " : - - AHAVAT SHALOV CONGREGA- a TION. 995 SW 67:h Avt. Orthodox -. . Cantor Morr j Ba-r. 1 g. -------------------------------------- ..-<' ASSME EMES 2S33 SW Itt* Avt ____ _ Cona*rvativr_CantorJo; Pakowitz. 2 *:NvONAIRES SYNAGOGUE. S737 BETH AM (TEMPLE. W50 N. Ken. 3,rd R(1- Moaern Traditional BETH TORAH NE '*4tn St at 11th Ave Ccnrvat ve. Rabb. Wax Lip- SChitl Cl-'.r ji:00 Rcifr ti Vt* Pai w ill he K.il'l i '' ' .... , m be I ki Mid '' . ..: th new Si roll Ral I B II \v u ith spare for >>rx h i.j :. ; dofiatl ton Mid ditktrt ol til. ii hoband ' th.- i nwtnorlal i mortal plagues, a rship plaque tw Tos" S. roll covers, and th will ( dedicated. I thii important -| it ion will pi '" *| nual Mmt ol the v. wart i| ej II. rhtmMi I I ti the C I lay spiritual ; a "'I I sen | t.ir Oakland Park Blvd Part S Edwarda Cantor Maw .f '"- 1 EMANUEL 12*$ W Oa".i-1 *l*\ Blvd Reform Rabb. R "i-5 Levcton Cantor Jerome ...... "ETHTFILAH 936 Eu;!.dAve. Ortho- dox. Rabbi Joseph E. Rackovtky. 22 CUBAN HEBREW*CONGREGATION , 12 Wa.hlngton Ave. Orthodj. B>*' RPHAEL 1*01 Nw 183rd St RabSi Dow Roser;va a. 23 r^-J!n'V ".' R*a6' Charlea Rubel cantor jack Lerner. M Him 9- 23 EMANL'-EL (TEMPLE1. 1701 Wh- \1al" A.v- Conservative. Raob. TIFERETH ISRAEL. 6500 N. M.aml Ave. Conervative. Rasoi Ra'pn Cipiti'. !4 . - . TIFERETH JACOB 'TEMPLE1 95' E tri Ave. H.altah. Cc-itr,at,ve Hatbi Vau-.ce Klen. 15 ZION (TEMPLE.. 6000 Miller Rd C:-se-.a-. .r Rabbi Alfred Wax- 16 sTmd/ts7pv,e..';^rtH dade HAlUPtOAlE > HALLArJOALE JEWISH 1I N E Fl-tt HOtlYWOOO BETH EU (TEMPLE! S Mt '"* I Reform. Rabbi Samuel J"e "I . ' Ratal 1 Murrr. \ u 1 Hn!Bn^.*CADEMV *0 P^netree g;iOrthodo. Ratb, UmmlZ S JACOB BETH SHALOM (TEMPLE' Monroe St. Conserve! ve Morton Meilavefcy. Cantor Gold. ITS Rite I EE-H EL. m Sw ITMl Ave. Orto- lox Rabbi Solon-cr - BETH KCCF-- 1101 s.v 12tJ| Ave Mode-n Traditional Rabbi Max Shap^o Canr-r B-- 6 I - P TI - EE-H TOV (TKMPLE MH S.V Stn St C Rabbi S n-cn April Cantor Styrour H.nkei t .Aror, rV^y COMMUNITY Cantor Meyer Enoel 1 ,liithL*,lE,VNA600u *"' ni Ca'pu*"' Joh a r-- N08TH MIAMI BETH MOSHE *CON =ECATlON. -"y Cc-s- rvat .- 2'~ .-.;.. Cantor Zion k -,.....t ,u^ ISRAEL (TEIIPLH Or GREATER MIAMI. 137 NE "9tn St. Reform Raohi Joseph R Narot. - c ISRAELITE CENTER 3175 SW 25th S- Conservative. Rabbi Avrom L. Draxln. Cantor Nthan Parnase. 11 MIAMI B!ACM * nV.?VH ,5"*f?- Ca-yi, Ave. Orthodox Rab*. Isaac Ever BRIhhISoAE,\k,^*40'', St' Orthodox Rabbi Berel W-in ,g BEnT,.Hh i*CJ 39" ^ehin9ton Ave Orthodox. Rabbi ShmaryahS T. Swir Sky. Cantor Masrice Mamchee. 19 BE,T,W RAPHAEL* iTEMPLE Jefferson Ave. Conservative R.ot Davd Raab. Canter Sao: Breeh. BETH SHOLOM*(TEM Knf.HETH ,SRAEL '' Eoelld Ave Sr'AbraV, MEN0R4H [TEMPLE I- ntt B1 Coneerv , -- NfcM -rAM'D (TEMPLE) goth <; .-- OHEV SHALOM >d man. :ap - . ?EATB BlfS Blvd P'r 29 i ^neaTweb?; " Grenada *c SINAI (TEMPLE) 1701 Jo-nso" *l Conservative. Rahbi Dav -: Cantor Vehvd*h He.lbraun. MIIAMAI ISRAEL (TEMPLE) 60.-0 S St Conservative Rath' f Winogr.d. Cantor Abr.ira d I POMPANO BtACH SHOLOM iTEMPLE' 13- *F 'v'*"* Conservative. Rabbi Mori >*-i Cantor Michaei P'tJr- - SURFSIDf MOGAN OAVIO *CONC"E3l,(* 9293 Harding Ave. Su" U ', Hall Ortnodox Rabbi Is**- B a) SEPHARD,C JEWISH CCNTER -' '-- c' ladlNahi ",,: 3. cWiFy**CHA,M- MiaaL*" Ave- R"01 A- Ben N0KTH MIAMI BEACH RLE,. -A^Kia^^.--;c:- * -a Ave Cam BtrSe- 61 T. lAUDtROAlt BtTH I.PAEL IT...PU. tt7 t 4 afiDlEUGHTING TIM. 9 SHEVAT5:27 Joy , January 16. 1970 vJe nisfb Flcrkfi nr Page 11 f [ban Pledges uiboato Will LtBc irmed ((.inu.i from emn I'M , eom- . , i I statement 1 ; that 1 I I p , : . ' : Theodore Bikel To Present Concert At Beth Sholom Feb. 7 Ion ki Inti famous lolk singi i lor. v ill :i; ;- i. .;: 111. COIXl C lltUH .M" 1 i \ I- v ril I" I '' "i .ill pie B-th Sholom. Saturday, F< b ' n\ 8:30 pn! according to an an- m ni bj Mi '- Id I 'i m t., i i hail man of I H npk "i Culti I Arts Committo h i- sponsoi tag I , An rnl n eh il r ?hts l< ad- , : rtd J< wish I it, Mr Blki 1 r 30 who bj ih< your gi At 15 I he which lunV years youngi 11 In Vk nna II ,u Igim : als< d in I < rwtrlenl I hrfon be- i 11l/i n of th ' Slat* Mi Blkel i- who finds his IS I Jest I!i> pri Mil" ni ! i'i- \ Ri fc.i '...p. Ick i* rooted In tnality, w ' work ' lost expi -Mni. IS a ) i:. uf Actors' i i|int> 11' an Jewish i' I> mocral co 1 r and w i it*i. ins Jewish creative hieh moth rp ix it r Ihi w irkl 1986 .' i his prize wini i' i mance at the Third Inl t s'. Piano i 'oni- The public I : li\ Idual i i- ,1 :', .., 1144 i \l- pctition will appeal In Ih. third kgro Mus i oncei i ni mi rics Sal ui I ij > and 11 M irch 7. I "on . In addition ' - i mi : ; . i- m irk s . '. : BC I Ml : Isl i ical bufl and a itallj '.| u i i i i -. rights ': llv I1- I'l ; iii :. s i gi i bj In si : i in 21 la ' I v i ON TMF OC 63-a S' & C t'AN si oard.ii sJ/mw 2 P001S FREE LOUNGES ENTERTAINMENT FREE PARKING FREE BEACH rmoaroLn NOW RENTING SEASONAL! AIR CONDITIONED TV & PHONE [VERY ROOM IKWIY 0EC0RA1ED Rooms with HOTPLATES REFRIGERATORS PULLMANETTES with UNITS Bout Sola- Cor* Roomi '. !! REASONABLE YEARLY RENTALS 866-7761 Jaek Gordon Forte Forum's Speaker .'. p A Miami I . m i the ill i talk .i.i-'k 11 Gordoi .1 i S- Foi idaj ; i ing. and presidenl ,,! the V I ' > M is fotll e Is i.i : '. i if \'i u Instil .'..mis in Latin \ iski-d serve on mu- nsultnni I Porte Audit ' S. Edward Neuwirth, D.D.S. announcei the opening of his office for the Practice of Dentistry in the Home Federal Building : 90 E Ha -?' Beach Blvd. Hallandala 922-56' i Is the telephone true Americana? SID RUBIN A"'o ind General Insurance J WTH STET m"*i BEACH S31-27W 5343*3* FACTORY HELP ON MEN'S NECKWEAR 0pATORS PRESSERS, HOOR GIRLS Ye.r round air-conditioned. I. L c. APP'V' 77 ?.,e,,,ber9 Neckwear, S?W'hAv...Hi.loah ^*^ on P.lrneHc X-Wayi Perhaps more than any other single object, the telephone is uniquely American. It was in- vented in this country. We have more f~K of them than any place in the world. >f\ And by far the best service. In fact, tQ^ \s there's even a telephone "language" of terms and phrases that apply to nothing else. So when the phone rings the next time you're watching baseball, eating a hot dog, or taking a bite 9f Mom's apple pie...answer with a smile. It's America calling. Southern Bell Page 12-A vJeHi&fkrklinr Friday. January Bitterness Mounts Over France's Deal (( ontinurd from Pace 1-A) ficient jot fighters in the world. The figure of 10-15 was said to represent the initial deliveries. Israel's alarm and concern was heightened by the fear that most, if not all. of the Mirages would eventually find their way to the Egyptain and Syrian air forces to supplement Soviet - supp'.ied aircraft. Military ex- perts in France and other coun- tries say Libya's minute air force is incapable of maintaining or flying the complex, sophis- ticated Mirages which, in any event, are not required bv Libya for defensive purposes. French sources have insisted that a clause in the Libyan arms deal forbids the transfer of the planes to any third party. But in the international arms traffic, such clauses are regarded as mean- ingless because there is no way to enforce thorn. The Foreign Ministry spokes- man said here that it was clear to all who are acquainted with Libya's requirements, including France, that the weapons being sold are for the purpose of fill- ing Arab supplies to comple- ment Soviet weapons they are receiving in order to prepare for war against Israel. While France maintains its policy of embargo against Israel. it strengthens the war potential of the Arab states th;it refuse to sign a peace treaty with Israel, he said. rvfonse Minister Mosh Dayan lashed out at the French government Friday when he went to L\d1a Airport I jreel A niral Mordechai Limon, the chief of Isr '. irms purchasing mission in France. Admiral Limon was recalled to Israel .1..:. ind of the French _ rum nt foi his ge I in last month's gunboat affair. The French Defense Ministry accused him of signing : papers to make p esible the release of five French-built gun- boats withheld from the I<- Navy by the embargo. The un- armed boats left Cherbourg Dec. 25 and sailed to Israel under civilian auspice*, to be used in off-shore oil prospecting. Gon. Dayan said he coul I no justification for Adn Limon's ouster. H? said the (run- boats' papers wore in per!' I order when they left France and that his Ministry had nothing to do with them. Ho said the in- justice of Franco's attitude was never more apparent than when it expelled Admiral Limon be- cause Israel legally took possi s- sion of its property, while at the same time tt was negotiating arms deals with Libya and Iraq. The French have insisted all along that their arms sales to Iraq and Libya did not violate the Midea-t arms embargo im- posed by former President Charles de Gaulle during the June. 1967 Six-Day War. Ac- cording to France, neither of I those countries wore belliger- ents, although Iraq sent fighting ' men to Jordan at the time and | now maintains over 10.000 troops on Jordanian soil. The French seek to justify their arms deal with Libya on grounds that it is better for a Western nation to supply arms to that country than to have it rely on the Soviet Union. The French insist that the deliveries of Mirages to Libya will not begin before 1971. By that time they say they are confident that the Four Powers United States. Soviet Russia, Britain and Franco will have reached agreement on a Middle East peace settlement acceptable to AMBASSADOR GIVING COMMENCEMENT SPEECH Lieutenant General Yitz- hak Rabin Israel's Ambas- the United States. V Announces New Gag* ltion Is now taking place will greet the JTWHA Create! Senior Citizens 11< ndshu v mo SW 8th SI. for new of the North County bt SUrting durtn, the the YM-YWHA o, (>.a,... peace settlement .iccoinaun- ^ sidorJo the I nite.l Mates, both gides. The Jbch have +4* ^, T.e ,no c^nmenc claime3 recently that a sub- stantial area of agreement al- ready has been reached among the Big Powers. Foreign Mini- stry officials said here today that such claims wore false and were an attempt by France to blur the fact that the recent Soviet reply to American pro- posals had been totally negative. They said the French wanted to create the impression that some kind of agreement had been reached in order to 'take the heat off the Russians" They have been trying to dra .< list of points on which there is some kind of agre< ment be- tween the Four Powers but then is no sign that tht - elude any basic Issues or that any change h ecui red in the Soviet attitude, the Isra ficial said address at ceremonies for 1.000 candidates I ees from the University of Miami, Fri.lav. Jin 223 His topic Will bo "My Coun- try. Israel." President Henry King Stanford will confer the de- e- s during the comm i ment exercises wh cii * - -t at 10 30 a.m in the Mi imi Marim Sta lium Am- bassador R ibirt 1 -' h inor at a dinro by President Stanl nonie? will also I -r nor i . ii st at the Am Lunchi wh h the .... t 1 p.m. in th< ten M adult ola...- month of January classes will In h.id m Gourmet Cooking, Man- in Sew me,. Tues- days at 8 p.m.. Saturdav. ]& the auditorium of th. Wj. Federal Bank, t'.yy jjg . Sam Scitlin. president VMIIA and Efra.hr, H g3 days at 9 am and Thursdays at 9 a.m.: ,nor Decorating. Wednesday*, 0"q am Upholstery Wednesdays CUth* director will atteai at 9 am and 12:30 tni braeU Folk Dancing, Thursdays at s ,,m Painting. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 9 a.m.; Decoupage tart on woodi Wednesdays. 9:30 I Thursdays, at 8 p.m i . :" Ladies Modern-Exercise Dance Class will b. wdaya at 2:."W m i n Wednesdays; Choi l I .1 '' "' '''N at 8 ai d Drama Gn sdays at 8 ; m y. inforn ition and ;. gistrati n rail Mil Schein- V". Ma) Mrs Da I M . !',. |i h world. New officers to t intta evening arc: A president: Sarah '.;. Sarah Nagvl. vici . ther Klein, recording Celia Rek'h. ti.. Schneider, social s> Hirsch, chaplain, and' Kimmel, sergeant-at arnv. Senior Citi/ens ol He YWHA of Gnat, i a "World Wide A ction" Jan. is. beginning ai i.v p the ballroom of th V Gifts to be aui I u i n receK ed by ind friends fro n ji 1 t-. pis" ^^swr*T *" p*f" $ CITY J| NATIONAL BANKS December 31,1969 ASSETS Cash and Due frcm Banks...........$ 50,006,168.59 Securities: U.S. Government Obligations........$33,523,920.24 Obligations of States and Political Subdivisions.......41,205,734.30 Obligations of Federal Agencies ... 3,220.580.38 Other Securities.... 261.600.00 78.211,834.92 Loans and Discounts.............. 128,501,342.34 Banking Houses and Equipment.... 4,446,483.47 Accrued Interest and Other Assets .. _2.346.692.84 TOTAL..................... S263.512.522.16 LIABILITIES DePsits......................... $239,218,117.92 Other Liabilities.................. 3,313,551.00 Unearned Discounts and Reserves .. 3,576i619.16 Capital Debentures ...$ 2,000,000.00 Capital Stock........ 4,519,220.00 Surplus............. 4,200,000.00 Undivided Profits___ 6,685.014.03 TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS ..... ^17.404,234.08 T0TAL..................... $26Y5T2.522.16 m CITY NATIONAL BANKS I I MIAM CORAL GABLES MIAMI BEACH CMPLETE NATINAL BANKIN3 SERVICES ^XEZS^-S"*-^ MEMBERS: FEOERAL RESERVE SYSTEM/FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION - ' -. i -- .v^. - CITY NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI 23 W. FLAQLER STREET UONARD L. ABESS, Ch.,rm,n of th. Bo.rd NC.TY NATIONAL BANK OF CORAL OABLM 2701 L.JEUNE ROAD ALLAN T. ABESS, JR Pr..;rt.. "OBERTM.ALTEMUS.C^^MnlB,.,,, CITY NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI BEACH 326 71 at STREET LEONARD L. ABESS. Chairman of th. t"e Board i . January 16. 1970 > Jem"fl fhriis tr Page 13-A ael Exports Small Arms Finance Larger Purchases t l j ; v I - I' .. -"" 1 i I i - f- ' I i , .ml L j nd Asi in r Israeli t '- ... h -nor.' : Major s I I ''"' * llNt II | "' ''' . ..!>! IDU/1 rtt* gn and ~up.Mli reliability." Weighing over ~'j pounds and U-s* tiun (o<>t and a halt koqg, the L'/i ichipe gun represents the (jrsj dgsnatitaqtNgatii) product "of ,, native Israeli weapon .-.sun. Major Nonte laid Discussing the technical f i turn oi the l'/i. Major Nonte i. th.it Ihe submachine gun, which has maximum accu i ,. .'. m, M \< II as bursts. h i- been very <* P' bj people who count the : .;>. who So Ihe shooting" [si n usin i I t i I of World War 11 weapons . IW] '" Bginable . and detennim '. I lar'.i/ H'- weam'iis a: t'- p aslble dat< M ujoi . ., ., ..,i via ts lo the United States In the B50/S and set about produce gun that eliminated in. bad features ha had seen and c unbined the sood ones The Uai submachine cun which M i>>r Gal designed has a r. . lively low 81VroondpaT-minute ,,r fire which permits more accurate control and reduces am- munition consumption. Major Nonte noted that a number ol sun firms in other nations have attempted to follow some ol the .. ilgn principles Incorporated Into the Uzl but none h.i\e yet iehieve I significant success The Legion of Merit Medal presented to Chaplain Jack Ostrovsky (left) by Brig. Gen. Albin F. Irzvk. deputy commanding general of Fort Dix, N.J., is the second such decoration for the Jewish chaplain. The latest award was given to Chaplcin Ostrovsky for especially meritorious and outstanding service as Jewish chaplain of the 1st Logistical Command, Long Binh, Vietnam, from July 198 to July 1969. according to word received by the Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy of the Nation- al Jewish Welfare Board iJWBi. Chaplain Ostrovsky also holds the Bronze Star and two Army Commendation Medals. .Temple Menorah Men To Sit- Film The Men's Club of Temi Mi norah will sootlight the c ir- rent racial problems in G ii.ii by fea< i program titled Can II Happen In Miami'" based oi presentation ol the film 'Remedy For RiW" depleting urban unrest in,,Aaaerica at an Thursday, J.'--- I . al the temple Thougl Miami has been tivc Iv quiet Al Golden, prestdi i I ,,f the Men's Club, stated, "the race probk m is i i that Is urine us and will fao us or many years to con In addition to thi film, a i fied panel will handle questions n t! floor n gardin : the I race issue Admission is free both to members and i bers Cantor iUdrivUover At Ajgndath Israel 're-Scliool Seminar to lie Held At Beth David Cantor Matua Radzivilover, will be the guest cantor at the 9 i ervices in Agudath Israel Con- 78th Street and Carryle Avenue. Miami Beach Saturdaj Rabbi l.-i.ic Hirsh Ever, spiritual leader will ipe ik on "Israel's Po- sition in the Troubled Mld-E ist Cantor Radzivilover, who has appeared as guest cantor in man) synagogues m America, Canada, Mexico and Israel, is a native ol Poland. He is famous as an inter- - of the original "Vohliner" nusacb hatefilah and is acclaimed i- one of the nation's beat. MRS. VEGH KATALIN EUGEN of Brasov, Romania, is seekirg persons related to her deceased husband ISAC EUGEN His mother and sister have remarried and are believed to be in the Miami area. The mother married a Mr. Schwartz, formerly a shoemaker in New York. If you have any information, please contact National Council of Jewish Women, Inc., Tel. No. 373 6256 1st : : -. the . o; J I Soutl I md t! f Jew ish I : . Il- t.: \ the Pre- . i r.i::. Metb line J < I >t 'h Cas| tuques in I P r F : J : It : S. n- . - - : Stern ol i ol R .1!. ' i 'on- IVa hers i in Mrs. Naomi Brandeta, h- norary presl ,i, nt; Mrs. Rebecca stem, presl- Mrs Ruth Penick, vici presl- ,i, nt. Mrs EmUy Grunwold, cor- responding lecretary; Mrs. Sim, !, uei recording secretao and Mrs. Rose Comm, treasurer ClmVe Offieew To Assume New Duties The newly elected officers ol th< II ;ds ,n County Club will bt ... | it g pji Wi li in the Algk ra Hoi cere- .,. at which Judge Milta r: dn an will preside, will fol- low! '. bj i nti rtalnmi nt and re- f| '.'.:: I jud M -is N Ba will take tiv oath : office as pn , wi i wll bi | include Councilman Mat- Judge Harold Hellei Sidni > Z Rockwi 11. Jai Lei vice presl- l! Smith, in isurei ...;..., tncial aecre- i .. S| .. trrespondlng Ptarj Harry Hern an, hono- and Harry P rk<' Harrj T Ai insbi rg. 1 Dave Canter Dr David . Belle Kroli J I h Nan I dith Perkel, < II Stalin in. Frai Perln itter, Irving SUon. Joseph L Smith J Suravsky. 1 '' ' e Grucnsteii foi t1"- re- app Inted prei ofl ici I ONc OF THt SOUL'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PET CEMETERIES COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS WITH PICK UP SERVICE BURIAL CREMATION MAUSOLEUM \ MCMOHIAL PAHK . DAY OH NIGHT I 1226-73871 iseoi wsst HAStaa Turr Cost cutter. It's little wonder you've found so many ways to make your work easier and your life brighter with electricity. AJter all, it's the biggest bargain m your budget. The average pnee paid per kilowatt hour by FTL-served families today is actually one-third less than it was in 1957. How's that tor bucking the inflationary trend? Carving the roast ...drying) our hair. powering a drill...bringing you I TVwhen it comes to serving you in a variety of ways iheti |ustno match for tlamclcss electric.* Any way you slice it. rage 14-A *Jbi#fftJlar*Afl Friday. January 16 , Capital Spotlight By Milton friedman Radicals Have Trouble Explainin BlackPanl v anting the new El Fatah, the . ent. Jewish , joined the ' I , n puWi the Panthers : ent ol El Fatah. 1 they a. El takes pride h - I- I ple?D - ,SUe ol Fatahs :- Aiders I " - ' : . - Party" ticket, i - 3 Israel Newsletter By CARL ALPERT Generals in Politics Till: tPPOlXTHEXT ol ct has m the of Israel It thai on tl Mo-;. si to I C as . i 1967 - I I n. V three in I il i A nerals hold I nstitul a retired i ( Hi life nt reti se of the l I rmy. - frai :. nt pro ly stems the experienc re the "milil ii s cliq i ruption of d wer. ippen in I-' .'. for n in) n is ins F i one th n thi in of a polil il in S politiesis the key I -, 'ing from ices In ad til in, thi n i i tarj t in Israel b. se of I idenl ; |. ryb idj .- ii I ii Kten I its control fad to il1" rotatioi The questions thai Ci. n. Wl t entry into p litics re th r suit ol I I ..... s engaged ii . uniform: thus il is Jealousy for the p i which leads to the pres -nt lar questi 1(,. levy n ;m d fi >m the S member ol the Kni... jectivity during thi m mths he was no d the move. '.en Weizmann's reasons are fairlj cleai to the man In the street. It was obvious that although he ha I head of th.' Ah- Fore.', and was until his n signal on Chiel of Army Operations, he was not slated to be moved up to the top notion of Chief of Staff. He was to be passed over, Hence his quick decision to leap into politics when the opportunity was offered him. His private political in- clinations had not been altogether secret. A timely new- book. Military and Politics in Israel by Amos Perlmutter, a Harvard professor, has just been issued by an American publisher (Praegen. It is not often that such a scholarly volume has such relevance u> the news of the day. stin< ; BOOK REVIEW By Seymour B. liebmon DRINKERS OF I.VFIMTI Bv Arthur Koestlvr 0s ,,I,,M:. 5 Drinl I - : <" a El Fatah Lin] Ci expn e irtj support foi in b itnolic attach or \ i bJIm Zio : Nazisn bones thej are m k je he s ,;,!. ..:i.i . Jew -: Arthur to the I'niteil Nati | sor '" ron q that Ji nt Nix m I . \ I y Scale a I ' ; tin 1 on b I I .. i i ToJov s Jkovaht: By DR. SAMUEL SILVER] Catholic Document N I is of the I II .... I - i I : I ONi, IHVTOB1 . R I by the Cat iin.ii i . 1 I refi to link d I i if l \ I moral pn th ittach fi r the il i>n \ M . 1 text Overseas Newsletter By Samuel Goldsmith British Jewry Enters The 70s BRIT \i\ ^ : ment. But British Jew, While,,,, .,... .... .... bar, JeBojta of Deputies, wh spon. u ,he,, ; sslzle: ,n - More embarrassed than anybody ^-2 tr. poaie zio,,,,,,,,,. ^^ffiC^:;;; -- M ,- ' i iU b it the .. 'Il it to '' :.: thi r ' ited b) thi i ,ei in i oure I i effort was a rodaj i film mad ih n part hi a m x explored bj ; ** il with >ut giving offense B I " .i .). wa m two yean ys in skull oapa bee iur< Jewish mum* bl Until utshes British Jews .mnitmont to Is bul mentioned, probably ajaoause U : I im not joking Af,,'r '" " BB.C Hebrew waactoeed4anmbee*"*<* v lid not hke it And s., the British Jews enter the '70s a* j* ' Invesjlgajtad group of its population- and f" n>*t embarrassed by the policies and actions of|U Rovernnvnt January 16J970_ Jurist florkBan Page 15- A. U6AI NOTKl ^DOES COURT LEGAL NOTICE lf.1i in PROBATE MAN r^CETOC^TOR NOTICE Or APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Chapter 20*13 V' l !''tl I" |i N.. \ NOTICE IS HBEBIti OI\ KN Ihnl I'KAUKON hKVKI.'I'MIAT II 1 I, ( (-it) ol I 'i rml riahlra T t'ertlfleate No .' i--u.<1 th.- day '< Ion*. A.D fib 'I ,,,.. ii my office, aud lU.n f.'r a la* l< -I II u- ' Kald i i til .. .ni Dmiw BY HENRY LEONARD \RD I s-kV.kman 1 KlVM II' IN 1 ^'dnV^0BATE II othri nutatandlnii di to ,,t Cnun- id .......'oontj and i I i 'oral las** and IK i - Tli- .i~~.-ni.nl ol mid property u idi i H-. wild oertll m In Ihi , ,,. of CLAIRE ii HIPP! k r ;. -- >ald t-i i' .,:. I..ill be re- ling 1.. law. in- property : lb. .1 lii n In \< mi ......Id io Hi. tuich. i Ul' i"' I the I uri - lh< flrai M"iida> Ii Ml lit] il 1- I II I r.'T". W lllill .- i .1 du) ..I !' Itvi.it i I0 I .... : I I'. i H I l Vi HERMAN. ... ii ji i. ii I i i.. Oy p r .;i i.nsTi; IXP, I '. put > Clrl K - I - r ITOCMOITOIIl TICE BV PUBLICATION r- I I - I .. I d. f I. .. II II I. . III ith HE COLST^ Jl DGf'S COURT AND FOR D*UE COUNTY. FLORID* IN PROBATE No .-" GEORGE T CLARK I Ii fNC CE TO CREDITORS |l .V \. .-.."I ...! re- nt* ..'id d.-- Mai' BIN de- ij Florida, . u' : 'u '. I .1. < '->unl> . ph ,v. I* and II Florida .,. 'ounty i int) n t*a. tn the i ;. h.-reof. or 1 i tin- lilt I . . I Ins u .. on Ii ; .. |l MAN \ Pla . I . IHE CCK N" jl DC.E S COURT i COI NTV, "LORII i:ATE No - "S [NOT'CE TO CREDITORS II. v '. I Said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY IN CHANCERY NO 70 51 SUIT FOR DIVORCE \.\IIN .MAT. H. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 85.64 Blantoa) ll I.!' I u II.I I A \l 1 S- !.' ij|i IN I'.. ____I NOTICE TO CREDITORS \ II I'. Ml I - ..i I ii n I i I Viitt aro In !' i . .1 : III- !., v. Iii. i v-a*a-aw-' UFA i.ii.- r.l U'll.l .1 Kit l W >l/i IM< N ! ( mi l) Hoi i.i ih. i 'uuntj Jud|ti ii lad* i' -u- .1 fii.- ih. n dupll .i~ |ir..\ i.l. 'I in rV-rll i SlHlUI. ;|. 11,. I' ; I -. in UIH I 1. I "11 I . \v tllllll -i \ .ii."1.1.II Ml-'Ulll- i 'mi. of Hi. find publii ..i ih.- -..in. M ill I- I...i' d Dati .1 al M ami. Kl.....la, da) ol I" nil.-r. A P 1969 LBN \ u ki 'i.i >mi >N A- BxrcUtl iv r- i pu llcatlon ol ili- Mil- IS n "First, eat, eat, my childthe.") we'll talk." , inn. LA B MAT- M KIT. .,",', ,';: J b MATCHETT Vo KU>BA B MAT. HBTT ,..,-.,., ,,...,ii..1 thai BU ' <..r I-iv.i. t'..i- ' LEGAL NOTICE ni- i IN THE COUNTY JUDGE S. COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE '. i ( \ N 111' : ins ...i NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ti. All (i. .1 I All l'i I-'" I' , i ..in- i.i 1". I i ..ii. 1'........... p.-i.ii. ..... IHN K i V..u ' ..<(J ... i ,....' lll.uvl -;,;..- rlda. .Dli i, you n I "' .i i ,. or II KI.KN 9 dl - LEGAL NOIICE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY No 69-21018 SUIT FOR DIVORCE ; B 8H AJ I I'll i III w. rue' . iii. . u ; i ihi reUel d. ,.l hi Hi. Hill "I rompuUlil. Ti,,- notl. "hall I- PUh '' ; ' . ,. i, ,. IT I'UI I'll-.. U'.IN.' w.k.s HB jl.rt IHH l OKIK1A.N ',-'.m; AM* llliBKI I al \II-"T , ,i..> c( Janttan a d. j n K |l l.r.ATHKKMAN. Ll.rk. utl l ..lit' I" ._ ;-'u B, UABOt'BBITBKBNT i |.u Lian nil i.url S-Ml i JOHN B UABBBTT ,:,-. ..< .. D|lldlll II u.i nash i Bti I Miami, rl'Ti.i.i Atl..rn< \ lor Plaintiff :. .j-jo of II ant) in it- i and III* thi u i I .,. |,r I di I Count) I'ourlhouiH in D (r"Di m ... publ .,- ... in.. ill i.. barrrd \i i.. iii. ihia 17th ,!.. .. |.. ml r VI' SAMl Kl. ASIKi'.M'i.NTI i i:- . : | Hit .- da) I '"' r, lS HHK.M N illBN 1 Attorn) | i > ulor Ml", ll l RMg -. i. i Ml, I ' II luir- I di I III.' Ii ' .. Id as ' I ll C'oun- i in I he ., " Ittt - : II VS. i N I UN on NOTICE Bt "Ut--'CATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY IN CHANCERY NO. 9.?12* SUIT FOR DIVORCE MIL-TON HKA sizaxn'i: BEACHBR, TOUm SIZANNB UBACHBB I ..... v v. nu< ,,,. okiyi >""* "-' -, u si /.an.- I- i- > ... .., .. u..i i mptaii i. ,. .. ),..- i-.i. fil* AKTHfK S HAVIH. BBU ih Htr*. i. Hi.il an, r i .,.,,1 fib |hi i i*1n .1 Ana* ,lit: in I'" "' "" tin un i' 'url n I -. i .i iiO II ,,:... v dl iUll i ,u I i.i"i demanded III 111.. 11.1! "f '"nil i TI,.- all lu' .,,. i, "' '...... , ft-IgH r-l-OKlDIAN I.r.Ni: \Ni' "Kl'i i:i:i' Miami. .> '! !' ' i m-iiii:m \n. .1- r . ,1, u,' fourt, I'i'i' I'ounl) Ktorida lt\ f I' < ""I'KI KSU I '. i ul> rk ll "I-. Ull <" HI 1 ' ' K s DAV1H I .-.' v. i i s i I At lorn. > lor Platntlll . - ,i.i.. . . I, k of III.- ih. 3rd day u (||| hi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY IN CHANCERY. NO. 70-19 SUIT FOR DIVORCE HVId in Ii SIIII'.I-KV Plaintiff. I - I ORET1 \ slirill BV ! ' T< I i IIIRI.ET -... i -. dl i \ ii- Plan lllfnj -ni Too, iJORaTTTA sniKI.I-:v in h*r- | b> not bat a Hill "I '""mi.l.iint for l'v..r \..........Iliad agataal \-ou. u ..r. ,u l l copy ,.( %i.u- V I .. .K 1. II" on ii Plan Ii vvis r.. i -] Mil. .i li i . ; ' : -. ,. .-. urt <,! or b-for* tn. ' .., Ii i| i--. .1. fault in - ' : plaint Ttii- hall N publ -., .ir- In Till il -i "! \N" \M. DKDBRKIi ..t ilium. . .i.y of January a u I BATHBRUA.N Clerk . in i 1..I. fount* i i. la MA 111 I i:i: TR KBNT i.. pul i urt f i: si SSM IN'i H IVIS I i-i S|i Ull. Su II It torn. ..... Il> Kli'll \ic M si.rill: _ r \v SHAKEII i ' ;, bT \\i IUIUBK1 ^ Sll \l BR. Jit . I" \| > llos 2 TI 111. Air Bon I I... S-.u BTAEK 8!T KOUBItT sii vri.i:. j K h*n by i lhat a Hill ol i mp H ',- I n lllcd U |tl I .....i'i ;' >'"'. v .... to Ihi Kill ! . -.iiH.l.r. i ': ii,- Plan '" all i.....\ n i.BirurK ^ .-. gulti i Miami, ind til. Un ., \ r*r or PI. I i I ih. ii, rk ol ii" I'Tnuii un Ih da) ol Januui l! n..u '..rt in di i lam. u> n. fault will lakrn you for . ... ,, ii. i d< manded In Iha Bill of . 'omplainl Till- ii..ii II I pul hl on. .... li ^... r. for four .i- in TMK JKW1SH Bl lUHIH .N IX-NK |V|l URUBKBIi " nd da) "i D*o*mber A [ IS B ll I.KATHKKMAV rk < "ir.-un V>url I di I' unl! Bl. 11) ,- p mPBLAND I I'll' \ 'I. TK it 'ir.-uit Courl s- .il i MIKIJ-.N S I.KI/ IUK IS u Blaud' Htrwl Su '< Miami, kl .- Attorn, i : i ... IS =4 ih- Zth din of l mb. r, llBRAI.Ii .-n \ BRMAN \ M foi HI 110 A :.-.' . IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 85*67 I -KB 1" AIL Til I'H A I'MASi: I.....-.-I NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All '" dllor. ... I All P*i H llli: 1 1..IU1- .':.! \. IS 1 I you at-. iid r. qu - .,! to ind d .i m in. h you m I b - . li li VHTH Kit A I'HASB I Uti : 1 i fount] i tin- "u of H id. 1 OUI ..ud fib ihi -.i.u. dupl lr..\ Idi'fl S. ~ Bloi ii Hit rou l '..tlr:! l>Ui Dad* r till i'i ub'iidar m ml n i. -' publ i i I .. .i Ml mi Bloi id;i ihia I i h i ; :. > I 1 : HEEKS A V I | pul p oi I hi da; I i -;. ! | 'A I 11E A : NOTICE UNDER FICT :ticus name law n. iTii : IS IIEKBIII I11VEN III .. i.i v I ':> i .- .- - . .1 ..... Wil r. n . ii . IN THE COUNTY JUOGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE N. M41S-A In UK I: " ; li \ m i. - H I NOTICE TO CREDITORS T., All I'r. I All P. '' !.;. '. 1 Said r ", u ..i. h*r*b) until . I i.. p I" '' a-ltlrh you m I 'I : MAItTMA M S< ttl\ i "" B K By fe^J^^^s COURT FLOniS? DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE Ho. 863H I' ^ TO CREDITORS l.iiv- k lean -i bald 1 Of K|., IhC \ Sl'OMINBN 1 unti Blorlda, ad. CuimtT ?U| it* nt.d '",; Florida 11 "iihln "Hi. in in thr '" Dad County * 4ar ini.i.ibK i iIom of th.- <" th flral publication I bt l..,r,.,l th P'l. lih-ITT". 1 'tr,ua inh.r. 2-ai/:..M NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE COUNTY JUDGE SCOURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 8S4J Clark In RE k>Uti ..i I.i, cis LAI" i U< ' "NOTICE TO CREDITORS To .mi Cn dllort .ii i All P*n i H Inn i i..un- ..r l'. in.i.'i Agalnal BaM 1> i.ii. Y.,u .. h.i-i.v notified and r*n,ulr .-.1 I,, |,i. -. ni .in i ind di mi- i- whl.h you mai I...... "' ": t.,l.. ..f I .i.l IH I UTBH .I-...-..I i.,t.. ol n -I- I ounly, Ki..r,.l.. i" IB* c..u,,tv .hi.If .1 I'.i'l. l"ount) and III* Ho ..n......lupin an and an pro vld.-.I In Bertlon I II Blorlda Btal in.-, in th^ir offlt-M in Ih* ' . "..urtliou-. !n 1>.,.I. County, Kl. ti.l.. within ?!> i.iI. ii.I.u in. i h- from '>' fir.ii publication hereof, , ii,. ...in.- will be barred Dated .t Miami, Florida, tiu wrdi da) oi 1'.. tiil'-r A l> 1" AHIIAII \M I.Ai TKH HBUHN l.AfTKIl As Co Bxi i m Blml publl.-atlon of thi- notice on ih.- I'n.i day of January, i'.'"0 ntviN'i CTPHN uw omCH Atiorti. \ for Co Bxecutora 5 Arthur <"nwlfr..y Koad. Miami Uvara. Bla. 1/J-S-H-M IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. No 70 146 NOTICE OF SUIT FOR DIVORCE BEN I IMIN AI-PERT I BER8I U.PERT, I f. T" MR* I BSBIK HE M PERT Mm Edward N Ununl n I I v.-.ii. rbur). '"'.....ii. ut fnu ar* ti*r*i>) thai . |. i. i ii filed i v.i md you an |U r*o I i ui Vnaw. r ..r I "bail- la ih. Pomplalnl n Ihi I v IIARVBT ui"\ in- ks, .ii IRK 120 Mn l" Rad ' : .....I "I* *< ... I'li-adlnR in !' ,i ih. I. rk f Ih* ull ivurl !*> "' i i ... d,. -.. ,, i.i il, f..uli u ill he i.ii.. n u ..., .... '.. i in 'li. I ,N i- \ n ii IIKIIEREII al Miami, 1.... I. founti Blorlda, .' '!' '' . lai uai | \ rHBRM VN Clerk f,t. uit Court, i'">' I'ouuty Blorlda I... I. SNKKl'CN l.. put) Clerk (ilrru.t Coui i s ..li II MlVKV RUVIN Attomc) lor 1'l.i.ntlff ( j ^^ .... i r of li u Count) In.If "i 1 'a b .,lii-il,. ini i proi "li d In Hei-llo Statul. In Ih. ffi.. ..... I i. i ii , i .hi. .i :h. n: i publ a lun li. ,., i| ,... Ill I... hai i .1 I. ii. .i ,. \| tin i"..-i in I I'.'Tn Wll.l.l v m N s< "ltl\ KN v K\. utoi In- publl. .'.......' Ihi* noil" ' ih.- 'jili 'l:iv ol Januai i B I' M I UEA1 n \tlori" v for Bxi in.,-1 Seybold Ul'ln Miami F i I. ii I) .,n,i .,- K!..i ubi . ii . Hi. . airain IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 70-24 . GEORGE T. CLARK In KB BataU -f It Mill-: I. UAI BRi\ ITZ I '-' nr. NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Credit. ind All P*i Ha Inn i.nni- "i I mandi Kga uai Bald Vou n hereb) nollfled and ,,i i,. pn -. ni an) i In m- and d. nianda ivln. h vou ma) havi acalnat ik. i! \.-iii:i. \IA^ i:i:"\nv. .i. ,,, ,., ii .,|. ..iiiiiv Blorlda ,,.,!,. unl) Hi'If '' 1 '' ' and ui'- 'Io -..i." i" .lui'li'..'- and a> provided in S.-. ti. ii 733 l Blorlda 8latut*a. '" their office* In ih. 'ounty CourthouK. in Dada Ceatnty, Florida, n-lthli "I* ial. ndar m>ntl..... .,,, 0f ih, find iiat.lii.iiii.ii I ut ih. -urn. will b* barred i,,,. i ii Miami, H"1 da, tnia 7th da) > tn* Bl HUNK M N1- BR8 \ K\f-.-ulor i-ir-t publl. itlon ,.| ihli Hoe on ih, iii da) ol -T.iiiuu^ 1979 I |1 Ml YKKS It torn, I". IN. .ulor Hlfl f..iiirr.-- Kuildina. M,an" yh'",U' 9 M-M.M NOT ICE I NOER FICTITIOI.S NAME LAW NOTICK IS HEREin CUVEN ') I 11 ii ..-.,. u under iio fii-i i; \i: i i i| n i> 11 s ';.Mil 1, i.. .| i ,i'. i. i > s PA : *" Itllflol A ., ,,r. I.. ... 1. lilt. Ildl r*Ki*t. .....with i CU ol ih.- f ii. uit Courl oi 1 "ad. >unl . Blori . .; \l:v I. IMM.HEN PI'S. I'. A ' SP VltKEII AMI K" 'BEIN P A \ Ap| :... N Hi". Miami, I ... NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FuK DADE COUNTY. No. 69-2C612 St IT FOR DIVORCE ItnllERT IIBI C i i \ i:' 111 l I'. | .... : rn It" 'SB ll \RI, HEI'liritN , u M KB I'K m:i. nil" . . Ilivon-i b**n : i u .. ! . i. .ii \ ,i r or PI. - I . II..... IVOI J-'SON lUAMii.NIi SII.VEI PA li I d Miami i !,..:-.,I In nriKtiial Vnaw. Pli i h< f 11 . i- fir.-uit fourl il dll) "1 I I ; , ii ml i .nil i* i: i ,. .i i. man.l, I In Ihi I . si ,'l h. pul I ' I: i-l'Util In Till Jl H l-'l Bl >RII>1 >' I .n i: \ ni, i,|:!'i i;i:i il I h dn) ,.i I' .-nil'.. 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P n [s si when he proposed Israel's with- drawal from virtually all eo cupied Arao torritori.-s m return (or a bindknsj commit mint u> , peaci from the Arabs Israel - were il-<> upael i>> his suggestion th.tt Jordan given a civic administrative role In Jerusalem and by iUbaequent UA pn.[K^- ,,is concerning t.Triton d issues with Jordan An editorial in Th.- Christian Scienci Monitor has i apt the view tint "on the whole ti>- recent evohrtlon "f Amarican official ;xiu-> towards Ihe Mid- r,. v nt h k been sound Th.' editorial noted th.- nowrnment policy alms at lupporting neither -id.' but "mther "f leekiny . ,. for ail in a most dlfl it in " The edltoi ial, i n iponse '" an unname t nations *tc I column, itated aside for the mo America inte it in the I -.i-t it Is Imp isslble lo see how :.n> worthwhile, lelf-res- prcting a erl n P ** tther 'tun benefit both sM< irtl .iis f>rt linly, no lading i ,.-.' c ." come from ai ) Miami. Florida Friday, January 16. 1970 Section B -* r fc M ireetor (,V\U Till epoTt.* 4 Mi Nt't'fls t OKI (ionclave , V II \ 1 i< ]lll \ Joseph Yaiiirh Speak* Vi Sisterhood Meeting Iti. Sisterhood Ti mple Meno- rah i" I ' '' i' ''" ' .-. thi Crin on R n ol Hi, tt-mpli v - mndii auth I .. nan; Mrs I ssi Premier's Cousin Speaks l Lailk-* Auxi : tl* in :.-!. K I . ting at the "' ' i i . orol " ... Jin to Israi I's l' Minisl '"' Colds ": Ii ''' the ., ,, ,: reo ntly Leadership ol the American Histadrut Deve- lopment Foundation, which met to map plans for the fifth annual International Mid- Winter Conference of the organization, to be held at the Fontainebleau Hotel Feb. 16-18 included left to right, (seated) Morns Longe of Cleveland, conference cochair- man; Dr. Leon Kronish of Temple Beth Sholom. who will be installed as chairman of the national board during the conclave; and Dr. Sol Stein of New York, executive vice president of the Histadrut Foundation; (standing) Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mandell. Sam Toll. Israel Finkel. Mendel Rothman. Leon Giitzer and Edward Tumaroff. execu- tive director of the Israel Histadrut Council of South Florida. BURDINE Ml I I V-l r ' ,4 P- m h m i * m P .' ** & m ? \^. * \tt >? n ir- '& - I *V '-- 1 rr '- ''-- HiJ.fcsaJ.Jk-L. .'"i.j"."" 7"**ona^WWpl [jj Miami 8 out of 10 Women Want Southern Bilt for Kitchen Remodeling become Southern Bilt Kitchens Supplies Everything: QUALITY plus... M fa, As! U vV p s H * PIANNING i.- . * CRAKSMEN it ihuwl rt ., -, * FINANCING < .\ Ir-m Avoilabt* MATERIAL ACCESSORIES Nam* B-o-d Aor -"< SATISFACTION CuatanUd by Piiiormant* PhONl F0 685-1511 IIOW*ID CALL comer Southern Bat Jdlcliens SHOWROOM 14600 N.W. 7th Avc ,"t m M fa"*' M 5S now in progress at all 8 Burdine's stores savings opportunities are knocking now! find lots of fashion surprises to wear now and later! save on home furnishings, accessories, appliances too! BRING YOUR HI KDIM.S CREDIT CARD FOR SPEEDY "CHARGE IT" SKKVK K . SAVE NOW, TAKE MONTHS TO PAY > rlfHistrkridliir Friday. January 15 Page 2-B Lou Roller Chairman Of Mid-Winter Conference Rabbi Robinson P Bay H - . Mi " " ,--- i i i - ,11 be !! Id hi ih' lot Announcement ol M l' ' . .', .-; Sylk of Philadelphia, national naii-man ol the Hist idrut F ,ii .ii. and Le m 11 K yserling if New York, presi lent Hist .drill. Mr. Puller is issoc treasurer of the Foundation, which supports the long-range ::' lion- al. medical, cultural, relij >us fare pro >F i !'< Hist n Israel thro igh the building of ... - -cli,".)!-. synagogues at I us centers Polli-r. who has been hoi n recent years by the I*i .. ,! m Com f South Flor : - f the boa \ - i s H Pi; Six-1 I 1! 7. Mr. P social Leoi ;' S3000 y i -; ' ;. | m rgenc) F v- v i Multi M - nve*t- Stat I-""': '" \ firms Lcti' tio'ial ' irs. at owned s ti ; Stilt VVa P - - I Guest Leetwer, Seminal Paaeli* Southern ( .... Officers(IhosenBv L500 Men's Chib i liaf i i; rfati Stanley Pred v I I mts < x ' Nut . - : '. X.Y.. a I AUTO LEASING IV SOUTH F.ORIDA S LARGEST INDEPENDENT REN.-A-CAR AGENCY f> MIAMI HOLLYWOOD MIAMI BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE CALL Rabbi Robinson 532-5421 (IN BROWARD CALI 525-9300) FEATURING F^ECUTIVF AND PROfESSIONAL ANNUAL LEASING! I w Daily, Weekly. Monthly Rat, ON EVERY MAKL AND MODEL P Thf bt\1 'hiiiq that ff happened fo o Cor.1' ElKutive OM(M 1S4S ALTO*.' 10*3 MIAMI BLACH The ficers nanir ous at i c. ntly dill I nsta . irch 1. a I -: " Hi ,i .: ol rs foi 70 to 1 serving his juvsi- Serving wit ill bi -. nd Alex St tz : Alex M. S K ix H Good- IH .; ain '' Si gel, nt t-arms. Meyi i I. 'hi rki s an I Ii E. Kammei an honorary n ihe i> board; h man ic Crn>l ; Grossman, Sam1:' I Community Singers Social The Miami FJeach Community Singers tn\ it. the public t" in a so ial \ ning Sat n lay Jan. !'! at B p n Ln I F : I ,i I '. A featuring ent< rtain i nt, s , freshmi nt For 1 ther T.ation call Ros Al Shuman. MAR-PARV KOSHER & PARVE MARGARINE i Makeskugelamechayeh. i I : - I ind Jos TJflF* AT ., _, n ?, _, :- a farmer's plough scraped th v*iJ5\''!ll%Ij/l -s revealed ..... ol the city, the rigs have round Cae- ~ . Diamond Crystal KOSHEJ? SALT Vx/ifibJ!izUiqt juicy omcL FRANKFURTERS ytli PUR* BEEF K tihrvth Sup", Orthodox H H Z Rotenthal nd two stcatiy Mashgic>' .atari i-ic;t4 WILUO KOSHER GENERAL OFFICES, WII-IVS rtUOncn cmicaoo. ill.no.s ioiot $ALAM1 FRANKFURTERS CORNED BEEF BOLOGNA MIAMI BRANCH: 7025 N.W. 37th AVENUE-Phone 836-2992 AT faintly Jo?? Aun* n,a,Ch'eSS m0rre * f' >'ur Unilir beTta 'iS lns,ant Yuban- <' '"stance, is the MBsaaw zsrxsuzzsr YUBAN...hes;mcha coffee coffee Chunks made to be rich. Tliip,em'.umco"e of Gene %mnt Cinerai tMii Corp. K CERTIFIED KOSHER L January 16, 1970 >lcni*,i Fkridfinr Page 3-B .#l (;j,i|(|*s l!*)lll Sriisoil Beginning Membership Kick Off Set By Pioneer Women Council \\ Miami J\\\ \ Meets lout : I Mrs Harriet G.-eei Rav 1 T V I ' ...... i Brunch Jt ... ... r : ' 1 l- i i> t I I i .1(1 I \ - ". Mrs Hapoalot with children in 1 . (, Mi. | y Mrs. J plivcr th. I oi [lartmonl of Soars. h I L County A.d "'" ,nn i.\ >fnc \ r . | he d |ian> Slender people eat it That's how they stay slender. Diet Delight gives them the full, satisfying flavor of canned fruit- but only half the calories. So people, slender or otherwise can eat all they want and not have to worry about excess calories. With Diet Delight, you can enjoy dessert-and your figure. Page 4-B vjt&istrkrkHar Friday, fanuary \% Feiffers Honorees At Oholei Torah's Scholarship Dinner r vi Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Feiffer will be honored at the Third Annual Scholarship Dinner of the Oholei Torah Day School. Sunday Feb. 8. at the Deauville Hotel, according to an announcement by Sidney Stein, chairman of the banquet. More than 800 persons ar. ex- pected to attend this Gala S36-A- CoupJFTWtlif the major fund raisil for the Oholei Torah school. Mr. and Mr*. Feiffer. the par- ents of two sons, have been resi- de nts of Ml hfoi IJ Nationalb for their ; tropic and. humanitarian efforts, the Feiffers have been in the forefront of Miami Beach Jewry, and involved in such organizations a; T anu-EI, Masons and iners for tl Oholei Torah. which has 1 adopted by tl s as their ; i harit; i lm< nt sii ' ... 9 |p, it is Intaining a " Jewish - ft Mi ^r H [\ >, Y. i - V y :. - harry Rosenl : - B Si ibbi M nd Rabbi S . Irs. Ss M -YY MR. end MRS. AlBM ff/fffR Gershwin Lodge Gala Is Planned The Charity Foundation of th. George Gershwin Lodge K of P - completed final plans for a pala dinner, dance and show at the Carillon Hotel Saturday. Jan. 24. The musical extravaganza "Shiz- zain"' will be the feature attrac- tion. A gourment dinner will pre- cede the show. The committee in charge headed by Sol Silver and Morris Silver, cochairmen. urges all Pyth- ian Members and their friends not to delay in getting their tickets from Sol Silver. Proceeds will be donated to chanties such as the Hebrew Home for the Aged. Israel Emergency Fund, and Cystic Fibrosis. B'nai Zion Chapter Meets Miami Beach Chapter 106. B'nai Zion. will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday. Jan. 22. in the Washington Federal Bank. 1234 Washington Ave.. for a review of Lester Velie's "Count- down in the Holy Land" to be given by Pauline Magid. president of the Stephen S. Wise Group of Hadassah. and news and views by Esther Shapin. Refreshments will be sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph A. Cohen in honor of Mr. Cohen's birthday. Chapter presi- dent is Samuel Reiser. MAR-PARV. KOSHER & PARVE MARGARINE Brightens a bagel. Beth Kodesh Men To Honor Wives Sunday .\ si 'be wives : ibers ol the Beth ;.; |, sh :.;.:.. d .' will be Sunday a m. Rabbi Max - : ir b guest >; Cantor Ben Dickson will liturg ind Al i S Goldn presi le as i i isti i of co: m n:< -. Ace I'.ng 1 >n Harry S. Schwartz, a special trea' gift ha- been arranged for all the women attending the speci catered breakfast, which will be held in the Social Hall at 1101 SW 12th Ave. Reservations will be accepted from members only. As- sisting in the arrangements are: Ben Wise, Nathan K. Spector. Jack Apte. Robert Feinberg. Hy Schwartz. Sam Schulwolf. Sam j Portin. Sam Cohen. Jack Stone and Bernard Sedan. I Whafs great for lunch? Wljlesole Distributors ,t |(QSH-R-BES1 and Processorj and Exporters f the linut U.S. Cof. Inspecttd KOSHER MATS .mi POULTRY 2191 W. 4th AVENUE, HI All AH, flORIDA HMMTV7MH RAVIOLI that's what! The one and only Cheese Rav- ioli made by Chef Boy-Ar-Dee* tasty little macaroni pies filled with zippy cheese, then simmered In savory tomato sauce Um-m-m it's a mechayeh! Great for lunch or supper Just about n.? easiest you ever fixed and only about 18c per serv.ng tordeej -.CHEESE., Ravioli CKRTIFIED KOSHER Herri Pie- Dr. Raphael Patai (right* present, the .... ...... 0i Zome From Ihe Four Winds Thi Start " Youth :i author, Mrs. Chasy : cu Herd Presa rirman Dr. Emanuel Neurnc Youth A linnan Mrs. Hia'r S Son in honor oi Mrs on. KRAFT] Kn't r- u|t | nMSl ' bagel bakers love... because fresher there isn't Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese is the tastiest there is for spreading on bakery fresh bagels. Jewish Floridian LL '\t'onu*n s World 10 13 >J Fuq-J or Ceer Women's I Brunch [ 'Tii (Vwibined Giving Increases 197J Combined , ... ,.. exec Miami ised need al bene- ' uS':l'r V S8.40 . . .1 Mill mi P K ' ' More than 65 women attended the Benefac- tors Lunchecn of the 1970 Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund campaign, held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Rosen, at which some S1O1.0OO was pledged, com- pared to S59.000 pledged by the same wo- men in 1969. Left to right are Mrs. Matilda Washton. Mrs. Inez Krensky, Mrs. Frances Beckerman, Mrs. Ruth Johnson Berger, and Mrs. Leonard Rosen. Hi Hall Mothers' . IMT,1 \\\ ORT i IKhL'* i 0SICH4N Fashion Show Luncheon Set i .- . I Attiiitl !'. i !: ' feat I Sisterhood Sabbath It Israelite Center T : hi A >/. Philharmonic To Present 'A Survivor From Warsaw" f.nth. "Shorn i Vis .. j i over the sh mts ind Nazis I .i. G al i Mi imi Ph . ;> nt A IS .. \ S r Fron i i Sarrat 3rd Hadassah Book Review Miami Choral Si B \ I - V f the I at 1 .1 the P.ubaiyal : the A t he H. G -'. : i -. : ; ' I I tod ski nt in i- an- i B >u.Utarlii v.i;., oncer. ! an Mi-. ' Max F"oi m i'i JQSHER & PARVE MARGARINE ****** imrctu. n tha best one's even belter :he iresh one's even fresher' a Instant Maxwell House' rv>w r.omes in fresh cofiee inks that turn into the Irashest taste ever. Ta'am as fresh as the morning. K certified Kosher -Parve ^_ ,.. >Sfe UfcrttfUnr**"1 Friday. January W ' Faqe 6-B Maccabiafa Lodge [To Hear Cokmmisl Edward Cohen, administi t,.r- .- 0| t mi i i-rwl ol ,; \ and colunmi-1 for the .!,.,, n, will be the -> si gpeakac al Ifcnjnectine. of M i - tvAiah 1 id e ol B' ii B'rith al R:30 p.m., Tuesdaj al the F Tow i - The Dccad Jusl P si Whal to Expecl In the 70V will he th< c Cohen will discuss from his ackKround as a synaeogue and conn ii '"'' ''"' Mi " ,,,. | : the pasl lc nd quart r-o nturj a newsi editor in lh< New V k n nd e lil.....' H Ne ' > v Jc sej Happenings Arthur II. iiiirshnii. Chair- i ,,: in.- Board anil Presidi nl i j. [ferson National Hank ol Miami Bi ai h announees the ap- aintmenl ol Joel P. Newman to ih.. link's board ol directors Newn an. who has a B.A. and juris Doctor from the Univer- sity t Michigan, has been prac- ticing lav. in Miami Beach since 1!M6. He is past president ol the Hibiscus Lodge and the Miami ... bi I Exi eutivi Club. YoungermaivGreeii Art Exhibit Opening Feb. 6 v erman I ,, opening the Harbour Have Gallery, t b. 6 wi 1 be a ioini show vii'i Ruth Green ol Cleveland. who c.rW^mrKlch.UI Andrew, son ol Marianna and James Green Her currenl iuntil Jan i" ex- on of 11 'Spanish Tti paintings al the Coconut G 'vi i- his be -i t to a p-ival in the hisi - of the I la'.l v. The nexl shibil bj R ith Gre -n and ri iph i new ntings, wil' nue thmueh I ie month oi K. bruarj and n to th ii' Lincoln Chapter Luncheon Lincoln Mi inn" Bench Chaptei Worn. n*s League r Isr I, will hold a Member-Bring- i-Mcmber Luncheon me tins 12 ;" P-'" Tui sti y. in. 27, in the 101 I , ,in Cut i Room. Entertainment will b provided i>> Mr. Dickimn :l man with many musical talents, Program chairman is Aida Y - Ros Dellerson i- president, JteSSTrtot Three-Day Antique.Art Show And S n, i Inten will be held IW ..... , Miami Marehandtoe Mai vvu tjjkI Ave. M. wh,.u. - ntlmatr. thai th. arl and anl and I' ,:, -. ink will h - the show hour. - . \ ill he showing i SI Jack Kea i m ruins with a value ol - these it< ,!,., rs an exhibited I I ' ccitld asil> xcei I dollars. Included will I* -,. |> i-iod ai il Vi< loria clocks, jew. ry. china haul. boti - London, will , iyi oil" '<> - "'- .....-'"" ** land I scaacapca.Otter a , .... PH.D tirtteti showing ,,,ks. includin, 1- 1969 nail winner ol I Art S ante, will Ik pn n Ini iami i^onderuatori TftOMAS IRMOUR. DIRECTOR Classical Ballot and Music Enroll now 473 N.E. 167th St. Phone: 947-2526 8027 Biscayne Blvd. 5818 SW. 73rd St., Miami Business Phone: 667-5543 Additional i ; '" ,; . one. i'ts to Ah,.: B i ; ' tones, tenors I I hoi S i voices ai I id i - u 9 on Thurs- : ys ii : 127 ol the Ma M. y sher 'ommunity Sch Com] in; directoi is Professor II. Marlilny. samiii'i ii. Shapiro, executive direct r >l the Linen supply As- sociation ..i America, will attend an Executive Development In- stitute, al the Harvard Gradual. School for Business The ses- sions, in be held Jan 19-24, are s|Kjnsorcd by the Linen Supplj Associal i.in nl America. Circuit ei i Milton \. ] Kll.iMI \\ w ill sp. k nn t'p- ng J e w is h P r.. b I e m s .....ii the W I 'fon il B'nai H 10 p.m. forum : - horse Saul Silliermnn, S'u ..... II I:. ; Vliiiiiiniini i urp, Khl Nmi-l ii I IndUH- tri.-v Ltd., Rol .' i- I. pro- the domestic market in Israel i i ex] orl recenl lj obtained a lie. ms, to iis. a Fi-. nch process for i'ic ting .1 al num. which will enable il to fabricate aircraft parts Sales y m .ii. ex- S I million, $2 5 millioi MAR-PARV, KOSHER & PARVE MARGARINE Delicious on krushes. >FORNl,# Breakstones empty promise Take a few days to test it. .-> , January 16. 1970 ?Jenl <#> fUridi^n Page 7- . 10rah Group Sponsors Art Show >ner Sisterhood, in ? SElectors Art' So.Mv.rn, lVach. w.Hpre- .,, f Fine Worta pI <, du evening and Sun- -1 111 >.K IIIMW \M I" I - M this I Up - I h' the appearance for the first time in the Miami hiw. <>f tin- internationally famous Peter Li|>- mnn-Wulf. professor of Alt ;it AMflphi University, Garden City. NY. Prof. I.ipm:in-\Vulf. who has achieved wide recoRnitton in the ri world for his engravtngi do- Dieting BibUcttl. in which literature and art are rlosel) Interwoven, is noted aeul- toi reclaimed fbr his outstiivllm "Weddtnej Rings'*, twd figures with arms resemblinc rincs Interwoven. dupl.eations ot which are now he Ing mid throughout the e ,\ native of Germany, he is ah i known tor nil portrajta. The C "' l.--T 1>T-1 Will IX' "" exhll it md -iW- Sunday, Jan '-'", 10 .i t 6 p-UJ. Admission i i >>,. fret The entire comn in tj invited Judy Came Stars In Grove Musical ,< tv" '.-' '..... .,i i,-i v -! t Mollie Kahnner Sisterhood Art Show Com- mittee meets to discuss plans for the event to take place at Beth Torah congregation Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 24-25. Standing left to right are Mesdames Ben Zion Kir- schenbaum. Ewald Zifier. Nat Siesser. Ron Marbin, Larence Schorehart, Samuel Leb and Ronald Friedel: seated are Mrs. Nor- man Fogle and Mrs. Albert Cohen, chair- man of the show. 3rd Annual Retreat At Lake Placid Set By Temple Judea fllAMI BEACH'S ONLY | LEGITIMATE THEATRE kl\in PLAYERS SPECIAL GROUP | RATES & DISCOUNTS FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION Contac. Kenley Players Phone Reservations Miami 865-6658 Broward 525-1591 Hotel Plaza- 54th & Collins " ii H : | : s Pin) '. for ' Suncuo Feb. 1 I tomes at S i B llj M itlh chon ' Mil- il md ' " Pioneer Women's luncheon i Hub N"- 1 I" .... -1 thi Hot will I I I i, Hrotheihooil ol T i U.ibits ' Rel m f Jan. SOI i ' eat R fliioti C.ll. ish Instil i: I i k i o i Nev. York wil t ' isslons irii thi wk Dr. I. $. Krevitr I Hi.' w l.i tt< rs The i eeipi< n1 il the Leo W Si : Philo, i i !' I Dr. <.:iri:ii f the IVI ! le-les , \ ' SVV I I in I 1 Hatikvnh Chapter fleets i'- ii mil i: - v.. ho was i I H ltf8 il ill Ii J '' ''*'' i John I ,.. i'l "I .' .. i- |954 hi 11 i' I PI in d i Finally, after 20 years fresli-perked coffee you finally, fresh-ground v Son\ have to perk.; DAVID L SUGERMAN, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE NEPHROLOGY D'p o^ate, American Board of Internal Medicine and H. DAVID SHIFRIN, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE GASTROENTEROLOGY Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine ANNOUNCITHE Opening e( Thelf Office* er the Proerice ef Internal Meeiciee Hollywood Hills Professional Center '21 H. 35th iVNUE HOUYWOOD, FLORIDA 33021 mJ?j%*. ec freeze di ni caffe .I ha : ~:'''- ' mo the I < lk' were formed from, rook years to perfect. But it *a< worth it. EYEWEAR FASHIONS Ii FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE REGISTER YOUR PRESCRIPTION STYLf S BY IERHH CAHDIN, CHRISTIAN DIOR AND MANY OTHERS ,1 Page 8-B Alexis 1. Korman Becomes the Bride Of Barry Katzman Alexis Irene Korman. daughter c Mrs. Julius Zalkin. 7524 W. Treasure Dr.. North Hay Village. and the late Abraham Korman. r-.came the bride of Barry Katz- man Saturday. Jan. 10. in 8 p.m. rites conducted at the Algiers Ho- tel by Rabbi Mayer Abramowltz. A reception at the hotel followed the ceremonies. The new Mrs Katzman. a .erad- iate of Miami Beach Senior Hij;h School, atten.led Miami-Dade Junior College. Her husband, the son of Gerald Katzman of Omaha. Neb., and Mrs. Esther Katzman. 365 NK 171st Tor.. North Miami Beach, graduated from high school in San Mateo. Calif., and attended the University of California. Lais Angeles. The bride was served by Mrs. r, rson E is< wich, matron of hon- and i rid< smaids Mrs, Harold .. aver, Mrs. Roy Siegel and Goldbergs Announce Helen's Engagement Mr. and Mrs, Joseph I- Gold- 1350 97th SI Bay Harbor : -.-. mi nl . i | : me, to Jay Mark Par- ts are M and Mrs insAve., it h. !:..-. idual I Miami High S Soph i e. Ni w Or- . : i ai d hei fiance, who B p I Miami Beach . s ii ol ind Tulane Univer- arried in June. MRS. BAKHY KATZMAN Linda Tardiff. Richard Friedman was best man: ushers were Ronald Korman, Shi Idon Katzman. Jeff- M y Katzman and Roy Siegel. Mr. and M's. Katzman will live i:i Ni nil Miami Beach alt' r a hi n< ymoon In Jamaica, Ann Jarrett And f Paul Siegel Marry bW Max Undrnar, - Mami B and the Cniversit5 when Sh. was Kapi S trrnM ssu etheart and of Alpha Eps Th *'hos are Mr. and Mrs M A Si. :el - Robin Way W. st. is Riviera Beach S and the lTnivcrsit> of Fl is a mcml Ka S i fa- t. rnity. Mrs I t Jarrett was l bride's honoi attei lam Bi k - :!!- incl-dcd bara Leavit and H y G Dr. Alan Janet 1 Barr> K leff G G After a the newly-weds * tt.sl I Friday. Janucry lg U B'nai Raphael Weekly (lass Series Begins B'nai Raphael Institute of Jew- ish Studies anm 11 ci a series ol courses to be given at B'nai Raphael. The first of eight weekly sessions on Crisis in American Jewish History will be held Sun- day from 10:30 12 in the sanc- tuary. Instructor is Rabbi Charles H Rubel. 'Life Cycle of the Jew i Back- grounds of Customs and Cere- monies of the Jewish People i will be held each Thursday. S 9 p.m. jrr Classroom No. 3 instructed by Mi. Greene, educational director. PRIVATE SCHOOLS Business Courses, too See our yellow page ads 5 Convenient Locations Brochure 444-6543 WILL SACRIFICE AUTUMN HAZE MINK STOLE Light and Practically New WILL SACRIFICE Phone 238-0362 LEO HOHAUSER PLUMBING CONTRACTING REPA/RINC Serving Dade Count* Ovtr 25 Yer 1111 S.W. 14th ST. 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FLORIDA ----- ---- .- n tkw*<**" January 16. 1970 * lewis* IhrHinr Pag 9-P Ann Gorens Benefit Luncheon Lgment AnnmuusaA Again Hosted Bv FTMrs Rob.rt Goren. 400 *"" Matilda Washton ,. | .,, ih' > ii- daugbter, . hi Irwln Ith Av Ini ' he Ann I In. li"'I'- ' ,,!. Pi. Miami Sato* ,:.:. -. 1. .-I is Unlver- i .,a "I".''1' Ol '-!. I...... : - ('.,.,:-.'v ..I Miami. i mnoun Kimbali Presenting toled Art Lecture [v r nple Sinai . will take , > m In the 18801 NI ' Miami B !- the evei I. !. I ' jusi M ire I v' if M . o*hor ?ina i " "rv VatiMa Washton. for the 13th consecutive yiar is sponsor- u.j_- ano histinjt a bemfH luncheon |r ,- I. hration of her birth -rli! war's hirth(ta\ Cl li liration will bo called a "Hat Mit.-vah Luncheon." and proceeds will b-' imarked lor the restoration of ltarlassah's Mount ScopiM Hospi- tal in Jerusalem, which was re- turned to th' organization aft< r the Six-Pay War. Mrs. Washton is well-known in Jerusalem, whan her name can Is seen on the Wall ol Healing at the Medical Crater, at the Mount Scopus Hospital. Freedom H- II, the Dental Chair, in the Mother and Child Pavilion, the John F Kennedy Building, Moahe Sharett i bi r.r tnttituti ami on a i laquc Installed in her honor i.i-.! war in a dormltor) ol Hie Nurses' School. Tn. Eden Re* Hotel will he the si ttlng for the elegant Moi n Mattk Washinn Bbi Brandeis lladass.ih hind-raising . \. it Mis Elisabeth St< Inl is chain in is iii i nai il i .11 soi Mr? Ros< I d Ml I 1 HrVtd Rl I i. pn sidium pn Hook \\r\lewLunclieon S-i At Temple Judea 60th Anniversary The ;oth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Ubert Chauser was celebrated recently at a sur- prise party In the N >1 t!i Hay Village home of their kau hi Edna Chauser, ,i painter-ti acber who is m ei ol the Greater Miami Cultural Arts Center, ami co-hosted by their sorf, M irton A. Chauser who a customer's consultant with the firm ol Thomst n and McKinnon Befon his retirement, Mr Chauser, who cele- brated hi- 85th birthdaj last week wa i well- realtor in Massachusetts and Connecticut, and tin > presently make their home in New Havi n, Conn Asked how it feels to be 85, Mr Chausen re- plied, "Ask me \\h< n I'm 95 ' Marked By Mr. and Mrs. Cluiuser The Chausers w II remain until summer in this in where thej also have two grandchildren son, Ronald David Belford, and his wife, Bonnie, are students at the University of Miami: M rt's son, Andrew, is student it Miami-Dade Junl i College A third Chauser grandchild, Mort's daughter, Corrie, is .m actress presently making her h -1 in E n [land. Ml. ami MM. ALBFITT CHAUStK VI W A N T ED Hiding moturf woman to be CMiisclor tor 100 firls ot Potono comp. Will poy high- lalory lot top quolilicatioas. ntl (emo HO Btnipn tstt. Iln.li Ft. 19046, CA 4 2100. Mrs G * .. Mai ; i '. ... j .! Ten Baum. lw jul re- I from I xpe i- ct-han I som< Is in the Vl r-IsJ li c i :. i II . r di picts v. Fred K M - ' tck Kudevts ai taking n I keti will ' I the door. Sky Lake Couples Oub Sponsoring Lectures iii' kn Si] chairman ol Skj ; ike Sj n iRogue's newly i ;i is sponsoring to be h Sky Lake Syi : h lectun t 8:15 M : -'>- Let'j \ .-! II . M iui Rosi n, a .'. '.: i b : I i Li S \ the i y I North M i tad in Nortl M YOUR INVITATION To A Showing Of The Hew Sprint Summsr MILLER BAREFOOT FREEDOM SHOES THURS.-FRI.-SAT. S22.95 January 15, 16, 17 Mr. Mario* JbiIics, Faclonr Rooroioirtali- will M bst* incim W. BRING THIS AD WITH YOU! YOU MAY WIN A PAIR OF STOCK MIlltB SHOtV ARNO COMFORT SHOE STORE 8228 N.E. 2nd AVE. Ph 754-6871 OPtN DAILY 9 TO 5 30 FRI TIL I PM. ANTIQUE and ART SHOW and SALE OJINA FURNITURI CLOCKS SIIVU ART OLAiS H WHRY COtHJ COUICTORS ITIMi ART Ol JtCTS OILS SCU JTUtl i JANUARY 16,17,18 ADMISSION $1.00 MIAMI MERCHANDISE MART 777 N.W. 72nd Avenue, Miami W. A.oJobW PKomIOS 721-6R7) iiii PINEMERE i____ o4 gedcrt Camp 3b Q*s MfoocquaAUsconsta '34G4S "War J' '' l" - 6 947-8124 "#^ nwlographit portraits by A valuedg$.~ A wrktltu htuun 0; Rm Itxaiit^n ARTHUR GOOFUIY iOAO, MIAMI BI* T.l.pKon.. JE 1117? and 5M-4930 Pinemere. established in 1926, is beautifully situated only 3 hours, 1C minutes flying time from Miami. the North Woods of Wisconsin, Activities include, boating, riding, overnight tripping, canoeing, sailing, wafer skiing, team sports, archery, horseback arts and crafts, dramatics, music. "tor the personal Professional Touch" K i CALL SYLVIA MILSEN WIDOWS FlORAl CONSUtTANT il MM FLOWERS by Jblossom shop 1*16 Washington Avo., Miami Baach CAU. Jt MM lAUfCMtiU mmH1 Bmk !W) 5r3rlrJ8p^^ Enrollment is select and limited to 85 girls between the ages of 8 and 16. Key Staff (department heads) consists of experienced professional men and women from various parts of the United States. General Staff consists of college seniors and graduates with a minimum age of 21. Junior Staff consists of girls who have "come up through the ranks" at Pinemere, having been campers for a number of summers. The total counseling staff numbers 30. Activity instruction is given to groups of similar in age and ability in a very close ratio of campers to counselors. Two coun- selors live in a cabin with six campars. PNEMERE S OBJECTIVES: TO GIVE CAMPERS A HAPPY, HEALTHY SUMMER, TO TEACH THEM INDEPEN- DENCE AND SELF CONFIDENCE, TO GIVE THEM GOOD BASIC INSTRUCTION IN SPORTS, TO HHP THEM ACQUIRE MANY NEW INTERESTS, AND TO MAKi MANY NEW FRIENDS. For Further Information, If rite or Call: LAURENCE JACOBSON, Oimei^Direclor 194-1 North Michigan Ave., Miami Beach, Telephone 332-3141 (Member of American Camping Association) Page 10-B 9-Jenisi'ncridian Friday, January ij Physical Tln-rapy Clinic's Sp* ...JL* ?V ^ V^*-- happy birthday. Rabbi and Mrs. Stevx prayer before she cut the , ..... has Blown Otngcr Ji.....bs ever ilw**"1 PLEAS* Uny HrLi Mr. and Mrs. Lou* MmM The sign, in bold black and white was toped Mr. and Mr* M^n^ *! J to the front door of Claire an,. Arthur Rosuhan s Friedman. Dr. and Mrs. Hcnrj 1a a house in Bay Heights. Well the truth is. th. to and M. lanle Thurman am) JIST WHAT DID THK SHiN MEANT NO SALESMEN, SOLICITORS, SVP.VKY-TAKKRS OR MISSIONARIES mp&&XS2i& xpQN^SB-* PM PLKAS! s n Richard, his wife. Ellen and bain Amy were visiting, and .wry time Amy gol to sloop the doorbell would ring .n-A she'd wake up. So Papa Richard printed tho sign, it worked. All so (HUNTED IN JAPANESE STYLE) That was the Honoral le Harry Smiths Fami- ly's "Much Good Fortune" card that they sent out for the coming year. Harrj and his Marilyn spent New Year's tirra in Naples at the hotel, which has become an honorable custom, because thej do it each year, relaxing and resting their minds 'no phones) and their bodies mo mi i tings. > HAPPY BIRTHDA1 TO VOl- Mi f< Anns G uston, who w how lost all "I hei papi rs but hei I figun d out a I tim. : lay right in the midst of t i idaj B - That is the H Harrj Sn B B iskii 's housi Flo Gouston's hter.i Mai home f'om Hai lh- i. -i ol the in-town family im Ed Cohen and Irene, their son Johnny, who was home from the I'ivi rsity ol Chii ger Cohens were at the dinner. Then as - is, quil a few old fi lends dropped In t i Schwartz were among the "dropper-im - THK FOBTV-NINERS No they did't mine gold in tl '< thev lust graduated from Miami High School 20 years ago. Everyone was sent a n with his class picture on it. Eyeglasses i out and everyone was peering at the , ... ral consensus was that no i changed too much. At the reunion, a dinro the Mian i Spri Villas, a i the Important things that peopli i ' had .lor-'' through the y ars Th re wei ople, hul n dent of thi Cniti I States yet. t - Olantz. J ; Past ro f f. R L'tcil i I '. T-rancet Cc/imi Mrs. Hirsch are these dirty things yours? Your boys. How can you help loving a team like that. They're great together. In the mud. In the sand. In the dirt. In the grit and grime-. But don't lot it bug you. Mirk's cleaners will take care of everything. And return your laundry fresh smelling, clean looking, finished fluff dried and folded for only 20c a pound, Same day Bervice at no extra charge. And maybe next time you can get them into their "knock-around'' clothes before they get into the game. MARKS The word for quality cleaning anil laundry 1201 -20th Street, Miami Beach, Pla. v Open 7 a.m. to 7 p m Tel. 688-6104 Same day service for cleaning, shirt laundering, flatwork, fluff dry, In by 10. out by 5. Never an extra charge. P.S. We love you. 4 new faclity for providing JUti with physical therapy as pTescrlhed by theh physicians has Seen opened at 13136 W Dixie Hwv North Miami, by Alexander P Vila. RPT '' i'll>'*iri'1 V,''.'.,,: th. North Miami Physl- Reasoner Is Firt In Forum Scries At Hollvwood Temple en I Therapy Clinic, the cal tacility. which is oper < through Friday b> ippgy mumped to provide such i menta as whirlpool bath, hi at. ultrasonic. ,!, ctricala tion. soiiiui stimulation, bath, manual masi ..nt Irainiiu.' shm- *av*. t, nt traction and stimulate ciicula' reet Mr. Vila, a 19 Physical Therapy School i Clinic. KiM-h, st, r Mmn a distinguished carei r ,n rj th K1 ' an- hi spitals. pear S I. at 8:3 pm. in . ro >d serving as .in. | in a number ..i wi Kno^l He i< H.i i Co-editoi RS Minul new ms look Sut port h the soi r Is Ids and v ' ' I'inski tliili Mt-elig The David Pinski I'. ,m "Oneg Sbabb rnj It. at 8 p m li thi ]-.-.' H | [h School's ' Avc and 14th St A literary and - ui!; pn m nti - ino, In a v Hebrew Sonrs rdlon artist : author ai bject will h. hi t lh .. cQ-Vj has year-round appeal .....f past. With long na- tie Naza^- fi : blues reds I the hand h '' i . ellhood Wh< "' "ev are h i nl oxen .\ I i on the : 71 ;l.i. trip with 7 day stopover at id Btopi ..i olorful port* mclud I rid VeitviuaU. .ton Ntthi .' nthlv tailings F;rt 21 750 ton PortU fly air -conditioned T v SANTA MARIA |imihiiwM ...."' i SHAW COMPANY mfins**fttm.ifti.t stts-iiip r"figf FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CONTACT: SIDNEY RAFFEL'S DuPont Plaza m.*** 300 S. BISCAYNE BLVD. WAY _ MMI, FLORIDA PHONE: 371-1311 * ff>* i*t fhrM: nr Page I -3 rTiJavitr At Be* TWi Dinner |1* u-hfeh started out n* :i choir Bl Har- I : ' mm 103 ^ loSHER CATERERS 1 MJMillVAHS I *.- " tlAUICC IW H0*tf CATtRfN* J ino Horn wo* (888-3469 and 888-3460 h InMiM Dial -t I sH U.l<>\\ DRIVE, Mm i/VWi i?wt... Meres' Jcpo-m till* MIAMI SPRINGS VILLAS DEC IUI IfMIII which vl rted "ul "* choir at npU- Zion man) years mo. m- ritttta x;ii in ul numbers, from Yiddish '"> KriMiilwiiy rim till i lag MtM .in "The -.n::m^ Tmitl'niiurs.' Beth Ti'\ Bar Mltzvah otjaen nmi- will also i'lrli-.'li- a catered ,' i cai dli lijrril roremonj ,. ii MHriiit iin- age of maturity K. BtU iti "ill tx-Kin B p in. in liwpli. kMritori .ii B4 8 SW itti St Mamloiin Orchestra*!! Sixth Annual Concerl 'rii1 i ii' at< i Miami Ma i >ich. itra wiii present Its sixth l B p.m. Sunday, Kiiv 15, in the II, in, w Academy, 2400 Pint Tree Dr., Miami Beach A program >it classical operatic and Israeli selections has been planned bj the croup, whoai tor is I l'..w. i Ros< fl will be tin- guest artist In n< ahH* i the group's |>ini 1st HA.OID fONT ,nd lVIN GORDON UOROON and I ONT KOSHER CATERERS j-; 170 N W Sth STRICT, MIAMI PHONE: FR 4-2M From Hof d' o*vt#i I OPEN HOUSE CompUtr Buff** WEDDINGS BAR MITZVAHS RECEPTIONS Und.' *^i- *<'. I Urv.ed Kaih.ui A\o^ :n of G'*'e' RbOi Ab'thj'n J. Sj' t RAISING TIMt uHOWatthe tor.: | ol UiQUETS s DARTIES LUNCHEONS MEETINGS ''-_" Uitim finals.', M lwrjcwi4C.ir.V-0a Hem tt All Tmom |iKieo(/c Sttin She* '""'"'"(PCUntlUM.Ml, *W*S7 KC,iAK0 ,AJ.J4JJ "BASSADOR CATERERS Exclusive at the RAT0N BEACH RESORT ffeAv, a. 194th Street ^-ncheons or Dinners I*'"' Hall Accommodates pOO GUESTS >'/ Kosher L!ggo^and Service 949-3383 KATZ's PARADISE Restaurant 1451 Collins Avenue Phone 533-1671 KREPLACH if KISHKE # MATZO BALLS it KNISHES MEAT + FISH ir STEAKS CHOPS CHICKEN WITH DINNER ON OPENING NIGHT CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS &toefcen Douse ftmorffartori STEAK? STEAK? STEAK? WE'RE CRAZY! - ned lot bus ic M we'vi featuring steak on our S Satur- day nighl ' the si m care to eat for w I 15? You folks .-,. all right, t * i, meat prii.es lia.e Rone i But- Si il rii go on tradition, and all that! That's right Choice suloin steak a:l you care to eat plus the huge toast of beef that's ihrtys on our dinner menu only J? 45 every Saturday night. Try it you'll find you cant afford to eat at home! $045 2 SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHILDREN |fi utt ti*i < 311 St** ' 14175 SIUTM HUE MWY 231-1852 Cocktails "Bakery mstoi ^X STAR DAIRY RESTAURANT INC. 841 Washington Avenue. Miami Beach 533-0595 531-9IS2 Featuring the Finest Jewish Dairy Spacialti*! aid a Complete line ol Homo Made P IStriM ii/ .i /r 'fllo&tf' I Dmiifii from SI >5 Winos Breri-Cocktails All Dishes Prepared to Order IWia N.W. 7th Ave Mi.m. 688 9348 Italian Restaurant %4. % {*+ V RESTAURANT J > ..._......*2Lflrs IMA < C.ii'"- "'" """ . t. Ml *l ''i,*l tl IM RmlN l'' om "" ,'.tn iir^t, .' FOR DINNER ONLY MORRIS & RUTH URNER Catering for All Occasions i HARRY ZUCKERMAN I$blishe< In lf45,'-- ift CM*0' -JSS M lH Famous 471 WASHINGTON AVE. PARKING FACILITIES BEACH VOH Of'K.Y 7 f#.ll> % WEEK The Studio Restaurant LUXURIOUS DINING ELEGANT FRENCH CUISINE For Something New and Different ir Our Miami Area 2340 S.W. 32nd Ave. 443-2536 Call For I lformation Before Going To The Theatre Continental ISO Kosher Caterers I WtDDINOl BAR MITZVAHS BANQUETS UNUMITU) 2 At Your Homr, Hall or Synagaqw* 1 COMPLETE TAKE-OUT FOODS HOME DELIVERY I Call for Free Take-Out Brochure 4 J3 BIRD R0AH, MIAMI Phones 226-1744, 221-9096, 226-4011 * ROYAL HUNGARIAN E RESTAURANT ami r.\Ti:itBM. VIMV 0PJi\ for thv SEASON 731 Washington Avonuc, Miami Beach HALLANDALE, FLORITA *W^ On U.S. I. one-ho/fmi'e ouh ^ of Go'fsteo"! Roce Trock Tl J *% Ph HOLLYWOOD Closed ^f Monday / "Si '3Batirr? ISH SEwirtP.Mi.tiH RtSUbRMlT LC'JHGE 2322 N.W. 7 ST. s*j YO'J WISH TO CALL KHI RBERVATIOMS 642-9043 OISBMRMR I I'.JNtW -AMI IM AS TH ON6T Oin,.Afiw.(gn l,iouroi mi So flo'-Je OPEN 24 HOURS ,-i.' Su"* 4 Hewiayt lo.^ 7 A M-) P M ) DIUCIOUS FOOD DELIGHTFUL COCKTAiLS SPfCIAL LUNCHES 7 5'u. S. FEKML NWT. (U.S. 1), FT. UvtEftOILE CM.L 121-NM mt TMI OUT SERVICE HENRY'S OPEN 24 HOURS rlfnitfrkrWir Friday, January jc i Page 12-B Comic Pool Lynda in Next Kenley Players Production TV funnym in to the Kenley 1 si h. Hotel Plaza, 54th Sti Collins ; nu Maj Jan. 2J to h >a ! a cast of K,: M? ta ,h\ comedy "The Impossible Ye Evening performances .ire given Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m.: afternoon matinees are held on Wednesdays and Saturday Kenley Players will schedule per- formances for the benefit ganizations or groups by special arrangement. Crafton Is Elected Head Of Coalition Edward Grafton. senior Dart of the Miami ai litectual firm of Ferendino Crafl n'l has been elected >' tne ; iter Miami i '-: take over the reins John H. Ha president, at the January m I 1970 term an : Darre; iuntei nd Garth R presiden -1 surei A mei : Plan- i n its l >ov ' Commit! Personnel Change U Announced By Flaglers Manager Two ke; tions n ngd la Marshall Pa: Frank Kappel. 46. track safety director since 1963. who assumes iddedd iti. I sssisl ' eral mar-.; : :"' ! risor ol Timinal intelli Dade Count.' Sheriff- >ffl an.i was chief im then director of i i ,ho Florida State Racii befoi joining own. r Isa I Hccht's staff at Flagl i Can | Tol..... for th past five yean Flagl. r's directoi -. vacancv en al I -' ......'' '- " 18. joined Fls r in 1958 ..... .... .- nd beca secretary in 1 re el Temple Israel Sisterhood To Hear Vince Gablanelh . : Reservations musi : - :: y J. Nelson U prog K SeeUiewoHdVi fastest players1^ of the world's fastest game! ... : itiens for the s May 1 thi - I ns also l H.cht. POST TIME 8:00 PM FZATunr.G rHt i. v and Joe assoc - son, a-e c 3ri z: i org -.reasurer, is in charge ci I sales; her husbar !e 's right-hand-men as co- pioducer. tt COS TRACK Just of the No. So. X-woy : "5 Exi* ol 125 cr 103 Streets Phone; 754-3484 |C3e LAST 3 DAYS i3CM . RAYMILLAND | 1 THE FRONT PACE 1 s EffflMuiraMM 3 3BOO MAIN HIGHWAY Ph: 446-2B81 PUTHOMSt KSUUMNTS THE CINEMA THEATER IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE RETURN OF LEON SCHACHTER'S PESON MAT. (5c EVE. SI 75 > ELI. EL!" with Music and Comedy with Yiddish-American S'ar Cast GREAT NEW STARS rft OF STAGE, RADIO, TV ALSO FEATURE FILM 1235 WASHINGTON AVE. 531M02 1 anthony quinn 'a dream off kings': MB BHUI5INO BRIATHTAKINO...A.4 y~ c.n bt .. It BOLD WW 7:j0,ilMJ:joAM(S-H.7PM..M;dllk,| ?;nn^;;:.' A-n,;........so.. .....-. ** MS past nm*; is For an ' I SAT. JAN. 21 thru WED. JAN. 28 CONVENTION HALL -.v.d 44 j. I ON KIM UN I N MCN. TWIS W13 " and c .ly>s'197 Koslakery sident Honored . csi.i.nl [.. . I :, ooridi i i I I - \ Luncheon Itiwday i - I Ljti custom catering Jpeciol affairs for [cry special people. Every detail ' with expert care. japerb cuisine f-service [wflhapers n ilflair. Magnificent facilities for parties from 15 to 1500. Cosher Cotanng Avoilobte. DUPONT PLAZA HOTEL in Miami 358-2541 JERRY STONE + JmM Hrr/Jtorj Pagel3-B /frVJ-.'Tft Fred August. Cleft) president cf Auqust Bros. Bakery and outgoing president of South Florida Bakers Association is shown w;th Seymour Cohen, regional sales manager of bakery: Harry Evens, vice president cf Manufac'.;;:: V .n-Dix.e Stores end Marv Garrett. incoming president of the South Florida Bakers Association. Carner Bank Gains For 1969 Reported DEAUVILLE Tine*/ 6afaei/ 't*$ - .... incn a* d n- opi i I , ... i .:- , total asseti : yew adding li ' '"'" :.),.;!,! : i Hi- > cond o i . .,!.( < ': Bank I i Bch. whim also declared Its first , asn dHidend at the end ol I ,( 15 cents .' -1 an | a) I :. Btockholdi i* ol c..... Ko\ i According to flguft i repared for th- bank's annual report, m t operating: inromr in 19i9 in,n as-il in 13.45 a than compartd to S2.27 in the prcvloua year tor the 170.000 (harea outstanding. T $26,290, i tr. i t f n m S-M.-'.'c, 1 ::< 85 ,t th.- end of l%s. Asaeta totaled $2 589 163 18 i pared with a ti ial of S2i 6" 70 the pn v-ious ... 0.376.4 . of $].994,| Ol s hen H Carnei pn sident and chairman ol the board, raid that one of tl factors i on- ti ibuting t i laat yeai rei ord re- iiti i- th substantial int reas u: Bctlvit) ol Carra i Bank'i real rstati financing department i" spit.' ol th.- tight morn > situation that baa generally prevailed throughout th. nation's economy. The.most elegant functions with the ultimate m personalized service, .superbcuisine, luxurious surroundings .. for groups of all sizes ... a standard of excellence that is unique to the Deauville! Dietary laws strictly observed under the supervision of Rabbi Tibor H. Stern CONFIRMATIONS RECEPTIONS WEDDINGS BANQUETS MEETINGS PARTIES for up to 3,500 guests OCEAN AT 67th ST.. MIAMI BEACH - Phone UN 5-8511 BILL GOLDRING EXECUTIVE FOOD DIRECTOR *' w, n S *^a Z n Algiers* specialty 2 Celt':; : J " HANS H. MARCUSE Food I Beverage Director 2 LOUIS WITKIN J5 HsKn d rictel _> ^bMm 5316061 ^ The world-famous Starlight Roof, or the elegant Mediter- ranean Room at Doral On-the-Ocean... The breathtaking Grand Ballroom, or the exquisite Conquistador Room at fabulous Doral Country Club ... These and other beautiful settings can be yours for weddings, banquets, receptions and confirmations, complemented by gourmet cuisine and flawless service ... in the Doral tradition. JXmON-Trffi-OCEAN Telephone Mr. Carlos Fernandez at 532-3600 IXmGOLOTKi" CLUB Telephone Mr. David Kovac at 688-3600 m *^S^* An Invitation to the Perfect Affair m t TMt ^*"ak _fj i WOrllO OU J CCtAN AT 4Sek ST MIAMI SEACH FOR r/HOSI WHO DEMAND THE VERY BEST! The must important occasions ol" your lite your daughter's wedding, your son's confir- totion, j special party tor good friends Cl ;rve the incomparable Eden Roc Dietary lavn strictly obtervad under th* supervision o Rabbi Tibor H. Swrn For meticulous . tention and i'/sS Pert counsel -^ Please call OlARLOTTE Horn Catering |iirrt.,or IB 2-2.V.1 M tGNIFH I NT NEW COTILLION kh)M - outstanding, unsurpj-.se-1 elegant And hfTAthtaWiofi the perfect setting for tlie final, num mrmoTAblc Atfurv YOL'RINM'lt I ION INVITED, * An isf fk ri^mr Friday, January l Ban Mitw&k Alan Mishael llltn Milsreia Scoff Trell SCOTT TKKI.:. Scotl son u: Mi Sai ol Detroit, will become Bar Mitz- vah a' Ti n "' n morning J at which Rabbi Mayer Abramowitz will officiate. Scott ia ; at Naul Junior Hi',-h Si he is eighth gi : A Kiddush "ill follow th< - nd there will be a reception imner at the Algiers Houl to i Si Sal .: day i veiling. Mrs. Esther Bushman and Mrs Beatrice Tr ii. Scott's erarui- :-s. w il! be his 1 JACK LEVIXE .'ick Jeffrey, son >: Mi Sam Le* ne Bar V. : h Saturday Jan 17. al Ti ": Zion. Jac c is. " at Palmetto JuruV H I Mi and Mrs. 1 iosi fMHA in J hon m ELLEN MII.VTEIV : Ml .v ' I - '- ' Ellen is I M. Fis : Is as w- - She is I : ' - A ' - '_ Situi .-.- Mrs. S M Is! ALAN HISHABL Alan, s SW 1! ih Saturd 17 al TV.-... Ala' nth erade stuiti nt at lunior High S n ..-i tl . band. H< is a m mbi ' r n -_j itronomical Societ 3 . Mr. and Mrs the Oni'g Shal bat I Friday nigl a Kk TVmpIo foUowi] Satui Among ih- _:. ^-- \ | - d are Ala: .i and- parenti :.. - aunt S ! : I N ' Mrs, V , '' I man, of E n v.. and Mr oklyn. NY STEPHEN BXYDBH Stephen, tbi- son oi Dr ar i Mrs. ' -1 >: will .. brate his Bar Mitzvah at Trmple Beth Am Saturday. Jan. 17. The celebrant is a student at South Miami Junior High School, wh-re he plays clarinet in the. sxhool band. l Dr. and Mrs v r J 1189 SW 73rd A i will '.', ir Miti \ah. Thi is a seventh Brack stud I i< active ii pre-l S.Y at Betl : High Sch \ id South. Americans Demand Better Mai! Service 1 ' nvwii 51 - nes and y." he em- sod. - ' - to transl , |. win I rporat;."! - i i S ; r f Discussing Beth David Congregation's Kallah Weekend be held Jen 30 31 are deft to right' Mrs. Gcbriello Landed Mrs. Laura Rabinowitx. Rabbi Sol Landau and Mn Sholk A n o lion in Marc's I sted bj irents i David's s toi Hall foil w . nil s. --- . - his Bjandpan nts Mr in I Mi Pearl and Mrs G issii - {bid. nefits and pros . ng in pi ' Kahlii Jonah Cap Ian To Give Book Review Skv La ... res A ,- DANIEL HENt II Danii the soi Lester H Mir. vah d services at Bel Am Sal Jar.. 17. real r of I i . n ledge Henors Popick i s iriot. S. I tine of Mia : - H. S . i ii nis Gavel Presented To Gibian i H SI Florida Council. American J .. i "Kine H's- Gibi ,.: p - -. in M> W Wil - al si .. Wis Cli n Jewish Congi..... .1 in 22 n the A \.^. 5 Hotel 235 A ' ' i ' I! .. 1 thi \; S nd Mrs. 1 . "'.....-' JFCS LUNCHEON >F1 .1. w isri Famih rt-n's Sei li ill - innivei sarv lunchi J ntry :. r thi | IK P. K \ : The Anatomy of \ Wift Benefactors Tea Thursday lors T rsday. J tor I be I t C : I'm Don Shoemaker To Speak . ' : - v nd Sad - . - Live in a Beautiful PROFESSIONAL MANS] NEIGHBORHOOD for sale in SNAPPER CREEK PARK] Georgeou 4-beciroom 2-1 luxury home by owne. Ctj tral air hea., plush wall wall carpe.' throughout dj pes. shades, shutters, flooring 8 wallpaper eice tionally landscape^ mi( extras. 5'4Co existing mortgage Ne jot force move. Asking pril S41.900 is negotiable Cf 274-281? aftei e p m we day; & ? 5 weekends. tjar*~ liihtvak f^lans Jjegin U itIt YOUR INVITATION We offer the finest in Engroving oni Thermograph,. Yo will be delighted with our complete line of Menus, Matches and all Table Accessories. Call for An Appointment With Our Consultant Today Smarti Parties, Inc. TEMPLE NER TAMID Twelfth Annual Concert SATURDAY JANUARY 8.15 P.M. 17th, 1970 IN THE MAIN SANCTUARY OF THE TEMPLE 7902 Carlyle Ave., Miami Beach Featuring Cantor Edward Klein The Kibbutzm* Trio, directec1 by Shmuel Fersh.o and October Blair Foi furthei irformation call UN 6-8345 or UN 6-"833 523 Arthur Godfrey Road, Miami Beach 532-8111 BRiSG This ad FO IOC ec = SON AuiZED NAPk NS free *ITH EACH INVITATION ORDER HMH. At Beth Dwid Conpreffariorr SattBtla*, Jaa IT, toe IIWHiJ< WANTED MATURE, DEPENDABLE MALE between 30-50 flex b do; I .e Jew sh ews Heios ro have s'rong a-d stoma -. ro lake a -ec* on a^d A/ork .-. - eenagers. To serve as adv sex for rtev. -_'- ; Southwes' se No salar arrange fo- plush bottom sea' n Heavi Contact Girt Bossak Florida Region BBYO Director 2236013 DR. PHILLIP SAWELSON and DR. JOEL MILES Optometrists -S^WH 'T/.o Mov* Of 'jLir Offk TO: 2201 CORAL WAY, MIAMI corner o Coral Way and SW 22 Ave (I block sooth or old location} Tet. 44*^518 HIE MUM DtSIRABLE LOCATION ON MIAMI BEACH 4141 NAUTILUS DRIVE (adjacent to Alton Rd &- Arthur Godfrey Rd ) A Prest.ge location A new standard of elagance. * Wall to wall carpeting * Air cond. A Heat. * Private tarrace in each apt. * Windows in kitchen & Bath 1* TV antenna in all Apts Swimming Pool-rec- reation room & sun deck * Complete kitchen Overlooking Bay I many mor. ,.hir.s Reasonably Pried. .fi,neinf available No Ground leas. Full Ownership. Wrfhin W.ifcin, Distance to 41st St. shopping centar Sales office on Promises telephone S3B-H41 Gtnw.1 Offtee,: 9tS*2 Arthur Godfrey Rd. Room 305 "ton* Beach Telephone: 531-6491 A EXEELSIDR CONDOMINIUMS i icty r.u * Je*ist fhrHiar Page 15-B Obituaries L>tei> GOLDBERG Ml A LEGAL NOTICB NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTH'F IS III lh< I u- I nl ARIIVK K I M : ii I W. K M mil IN ' LEGAL NOTICE IN The. COLNTY juooi scourt IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. Fl opt-,4 in probate No 86267 i Judge B.jnljn NO' CE Tr CF: TORS K 'Im i LEGAL NOTICb INTMECOLNT- J'.OliSSCOUlT IN AND FOR DADE COUNT > . FLORIDA IN PROBATE NO. 86266 J Nf f re e i:-~ :">itors - ; i |0H - N i . rTl KB v . En. Km AC03S viiRDE R. I i- I .\ ,-l I -. I 'SAACSON *.>RL issh v ii Ul E : ' . -: nc KR'. ".' I'' - - IN The C. IN ANU FLO i ; A PROBTt I.I I T.CE TO CREDITORS I . I Ii '.I. II '- U I e-v JiFELD I' w I Isvi'i LAN LIPSL-TZ - i: VENDEi-SOHN M !. M BA '' kl || Kli r i.l. RtvMEH SALEV ' i SA-RhAFT \ : I I BfcC-ER N I . I I I i.i v ; u i 1 KO\ - > IN THE ClRCLIT COl T OFTHE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA No. TO-427 NOTICE OF SUIT \ \ \ 'i: i t :i.i.!. 'iiii.i. i ^ Ml i'H EL.I. \ HI "i'IIKI.!. IN TME COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT in AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE NO 70-S7 11 I I. 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