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Combining THE JEWISH UNITY and THE JEWISH WEEKLY lurr.r 18 Number 31 Miami, Florida. Friday, July 30, 1965 Two Sections Price 20* apai Moves to Suspend Ben-Gurion HIGH COURT IN TEST DECISION ockefeller Signs ill Extending \Sabbath Proviso [.V1.1'. NY i JT.\i Gov. conduct thtir businesses on Sun- kii. announced this week days, nas bigned a bill passed by the The Now York State Court of II L*gu urv extending to the AppeaLs gave this week the New . i the provisions of Nw Continued on Peg* 15-A |(irk ''. Fair Sabbath Law |ndcr the law. businessmen who Mem Saturday! a their Sai> atii rru keep their enterpriser iti oi daj \t \\.< am* lime, the Goverooi Lid, hi etoed sno her measure he '. egislature left it to I eal awern I ecide whether the l ... i -i \ in their Mini.'. Former Premier Says Eshkol Goes Beyond Power of Party Laws 60V. tOCKfmtfl mil iff feeaefiti Envoy Goldberg Takes Oath in White House U.S. fXPlAINS APPOINTMENT PAGf 74 WORLD BfACTS WITH SUKPKISt PACE 8A Jewi! organizations hin '-.r pair Sabbath legis- lation : a stafjw.de basi*. so is to n- I it possible for Ortho- a .Mh-observing Jews to WASHINGTON JTA i Am- I. ._., : r Vrth ir Goldberg, at ., ..t the . iiite llou s ited th i ..- American CLASH WITH BIRCHITES \ St am ford. Conn. Mayor [Backs JW\ Against Right MICH CANCtR Britons Cite ,ow Jewish )eath Rate |l i \; jta The question ativel) lo rate >f in Senci cervical cancer among pt n en w is raised In the nraons 'his week whin Kian Shephei l. onservative .... Heal.1l Minister Ken- Ki'l .ison if be had evidence Isparit) in the incidence :i Jewish and other wo im-- view of a Newcastle 0 '.n the question. Mi". ..sited the Health Minis n ;>.t- all information on the | wn to the public. '>. [>U Mr K'binson said here was no conclusive ic .uiable at the moment, Idii- -tudies have ahowfl that women have a markedly Ini dence rate thnn others I re were indications that n i incision may be a fac- Br noted thai death from can I th* uterine cervix in 1J61 in [ was only one per loo.ooo Id with 10.5 per 100.000 for and Wales. M VMFURD I > n ITA CTiarges and counter-charges be twei n the Jewish War Veterans here an I the V American Freedom, a group labeled bj a leader ol the Jewish veterans as us i iate I ith the John Birch Society." have iparked a bitter . m this community #kmbm Flaherty, chairman of Stamford and Northeastern Universit) Chapters of the YAF haj requested HayOT Thomas i ayen U remove Leslie Meyers, state commander oi the JWB. from membership on this city'i Patriot Special Even Commissi n The Mayor turnee: wjwn the re- quest and Mr. Flaherty has threatened to take the issut to the Board Representatives. He said ho would also ask his national organisation to start a Continued on Pag* 2-A ,t.. i the Nations with eling thai Ihere ihould nol be nism about the world jt rei nut ion of the i \ ... hievements in the issues of Suei K >:-... Iran I | and I ) Pre : I ml i. s n d o n B J' hnson man i buk lawess .i! ' i SI tes Go' uined by the I i ress i; i : ire I him* I to face the diplomatic and fi- . ".huh he s.,,.i cur U> "hovi r like a specter" over ihe i \ [1 u,.s in this connec I ha I he pointed out that there . id n I be un hie pessimism du- ring a period of disagreement with the IN. but recognition ol such IN achievements" as tin Sue/ affair The oath was administered in im- pressive ceremonies by Justice Hugo Black of the r s Supreme Court Justice Black commented en the nigh esteem held by the Justices ol Ihe highest court for Mr ti >ldl erg who relinquished his place n the bench to accept Pros Idee J hnson's request for him to replace the late Adlai Stevenson. The appointment continues to be considered ;i personal sacrifice In light Of Mr Goldberg's trank cor. fessions that be would have pr- ferred to remain on the bench of the Supreme Court. TEL AVIV (JTAi The Sec- retariat of the Mapai Party formal 'y .suspended David Ben-Gurion and six of his foremost adherants from party membership last weekend. Formally, the suspension is tan- tamount to expulsion. Mr. Ben-Gurion. commenting on he Secretariat's decision, said: "This move is arbitrary and in vi- olation of the truth of Mapais con- st.tution. Nobody can announce in my name that I have left the party Only I can do that. If the intention as to saj that I have been ex- pelled from the party, this too is in.true. f. r nobody i- authorized bj the party constitution to take uili action and expel me from the part) The six Ben-Gurion followers suspended from the party are all members of the Knessot, Is- rael's Parliament. They art for- mer Deputy Defense Minister Shiron Peres, Yosef Almogi, for- mer Minister of Housing and De- velopment, Amos Degani, Gideon Ben-Israel, Hannah Lamdan and Continued on Page 6-A Rockwell To Run for Gov. Of Y ir^ima RICHMOND, Va (JTA) - George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, entered his name officials) here as a can- didate for Governor ol Virginia in '!-. statewide elections to be held nexl November He filed a peti- tion Ix-arinu more than 1,000 sig- natures, nominating him as the material candidate on an in- d pendent ticket The state election law provides t h a natures b) qualified voters air nee led on such a pe- tition, levin Nock Davic, secretarj ol the state Board of Elections said he will cheek every name 01 the Rockwell petition, but added that it looked as though a suffi ,-it-iit number of qualified voters Continued on Page 3 A CONGREGATION WEEPS U.S. Rabbis In Talks To Moscow Jews NEW YORK (JTA i Thn-e .merican i ..i bis addressed i ingregation of the Central Syna in Moscow at services last Saturday, and six other rabbis from the United Sta i int I I 11 h servici th< re all coo local worsh | | Ml of the Ami ricans repn lie Rabbinical Coun< il ol Amer- u hit i .- con ised >-r orth i li x is it: the United Si I i had bt : i speak to the congri . ill Moscow were Ral I i I el M prei t ol the R ncil smi i ii > R b . Poupko, of Pittsburi man, of v- According to Rabbi Bernard T w e r s k y, spokesman for the Council, anc1 a member of tlie group that visited Moscow, the rabbis had asked Moscow's Chief Rabbi Yehuda Leib Levin last Thursday whether they would be permitted to address the congre- gation. Permission was granted Friday night, with the stipula- tion that politics be avoided. Summarizing the three five-min- ute addresses. Rabbi Miller said: "We told them we were happy to be ui.ii them and gratified al the privilege of standing in the pulpit in which famous rabbis have preache I We tried to encoui tht 'ii to speak lip. 'Ihe prayer be- we spoke said, The Almighty Continued on Page 10-A SUCCEEDS UTE M0SHE SHARETT Pincus Jewish Agency Chief JEW SALEM MTA) The Jewish Agency executive this week ,1,, ed Arveh Pincus. treasurer of; the Agency, as chairman of the executive, to succeed the late; If osh e Sharett. He continues to , hold the post of treasurer also. Addressing t h e United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Mission now visiting Israel. PtOCM said American Jewry could build "a iving bridge" between Israel and the Jewish community in the Unite! States by lending one mem ber Of each American Jewish fam- ily to Israel. "If only one person in every family in the United States would Battle in Israel, a living bridge f 30>i.om> American Jews would e created in our country over a ew years," Mr Pincus stated The deep desire of younf Amen can Jews Ul achieve some kind ot self recognition and sek*-identiftca- .ion will lead inevitably to In- creased immigration to Israel, he predicted. AffYfH PINCUS keeps treasurer's pest i k=mi*I rVr*&*r _ Ft/OCJ ;_y r,- j^l m : : ,;j- itima f rtf of Actmty r*J hi -' -- 3 - _ - - ---^ -. m~ -wm : -- - er rnsirc :w .- - I - *l ... *t- ***"*7. D* Stamford. Conn. Mayor Back* JWY Against Right .MU -- :- 1 r ^ -- : : -- - Ad a:. > *-- i c n >'- . ; .r. 1 ^-* I '- -* OTARION HEAR'SG AIDS WM-U TOU^ATT (Bgra surai U Si u > = :-: i :** .:- -:: ;:: %. wSsm ?controlled* - \f.l I)\TH \ HIM SI \ \CTH.! r tX; altar Ohu Han fcesa i*-:it- B wi-:r I> -j* :>vx .?-: ; --.; ;r; ;:; srwmm sao_H I !! rt*r f a E r BERNARD LilMAN i -.: " - iff f DBBcar-i :- 1 >*- aat: '-; 1> t -pr- Jii win.t; -IT !, jtt^ fr Z L & G. GLASS W ITS I>nt ULL .i \*s KOK K\ KR> PI lll'ONt:: rots. =*c*.- s-.x-r : .. SDO#r g.as? * iwr *- -^ r r 5 ." rrr ^iVl funeral J*p*t L Rockorsky CANTOR RICHARD TUCKER - - . TK BIGH KM.Y BAY SERVICES nn SYNAGOGUE I ... ......-._. H uA 'i ii^iilM'iinf i at a cost k fre*r tLi- ^: .reb...tciTfaifB' i in t. .Til Gal>i Mumi Beach aii >\ i many finufiei k.t Riressie to tile d "^ ^& times ofdti : *"*" Ch.cogo 6061 ' riverside memorial chapel inc. rVHZKM O'UCCTOHS :kAictac .in:-- H Friday. MY 30. 1965 knlttrkrldricin Page 3 \ Rockwell Runs for Governor Continued from Page 1-A put their names on the Ro well nominating petition. Rockwell did not list any otl candidates on his ticket, in ad< - lion to a gubernatorial Candida! . tht> voters of this state must elect this yea* also a Lieutenant Gov- ern" r and the State Attorney i;< i cial. i Gov. Haydon Burns signs the bill designatinq Dade Countv as the site of a new State Park. Looking on (left to rioht) aie Rep. Edmund Gong. Sen. George Hollahan. Rep. I Rep. Tom Spencer, Sen. Robert Haverfield. and Reps. Ralph Posfon. Murray Dubbin. Richard Fincher, Kenneth Myers, Robert Shevin, Richard Pettigrew, Lee Weissenborn. and Mary Ann MacKenzie, members of the Dade delegation. I rge Federal School Aid Regulation New York Unit 4 Appoints Engel | By Special Report "* NT.W VORK Irving If. Engel, New York attorney and honorary president "f the American Jewii i Committee, has been appointed I I the Board Ot the New York Higtu t Education Assistance Corporation. The announcement was made hy State S< Joseph Zaretski, > M Leader. The v. \ York 11 her E< i il orporation, an In non pn si blished by thi L> < 1957 -' - : oral a ' . was to Di >intly b) , - three wings ol |. :. the National Com- li \.\.laorj otmeil, 'it national Ji - nd (i\ ie groups and 78 h c omnium y i OOOCils. The organizations represented were the American Jewish Corv- I gress, the B'rvai B'rith Anti-Def- 'amation League, the Central Con- 'erence c* American Rabbis, the Jewish Labor Committee, the -ewih War Veterans, the Nation- al Council of Jewish Women, he Union ot American Hebrew Congregations, the Union of Orth- cdo< Jewish Congregations and RAT PROOFING A Specialty MGUIW PFST COrVT'Ot FOR THE HQmi AND BUSINESS FREE INSPECTION TRULY NOLEN EXTERMINATORS Tel. FR 7-1411 600 N.W. 7th AVE. the United Synagc^ne of Ameri- ca. the tei n of hurt h and stat< norandum note! thai share' linn and mo- bile eipi i inlavt ful ... i nroll ment plans are started with grants ii l.,- the new law, 'he memoran- dum stand. iii- federal govern men) In affect becomes a partner. mating H raEpoMtbla fi i seeing to it thai no Mtgragatioa of pupils oc- eurs on either a leUgHHi or racial bans The nicin children frum private schools, there should be no separation by ious affiliation. The effect of this proposal would i prevent classes of parochial inldrei!. f .r example, from .: ate class* i in public to n u ould l to witi r pupils in ii sea To avoid the possibility of par- ticipation by private school of- icials in m*nagtmnt of public schools in shared tim plans, the memorandum proposed a regula- tion to put sole responsibility for control of dual enrollment in the hands of public education of- ficials. 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July 30. 19K> 1 Ab 5725 Number 31 - Tb JM '' '" ' Explaining Goldberg To the Arabs Egypt's Gems: A bd 1 Nasser : into pc 1957 he cm open -'" d si frieni ward the S:-- Several years age after we si itarv rig people i h -- i of our coi '" ." " turned around and sold fully to profit by " Th! - a long cr.ti at th It is nol ... we ... NT \- -'on | ed dialogue in |r interesting question equality m Amen, i , authentic Jewish act was the position tafca Shad Polier chairrranof. National Governing (jo of the Congress m hl, . tation at the dial my nature of if, Poh*l prof. A.^ild almost re mean Jews in fact do they explain their ard-nt ider-tiC|J| with the civil rights movement in these terms. The cxpland-ion, 4J I think, .-pun' L JudfllkJ h> the news reports. Mr Polior had a diffinih I making the rouni Israeli who participated in the dialogue acmj what he said "r 'h' "''' hand, the A.Kongrcss afttrJsl .d tha| vOU, .w- arere ennstini "far out of proporti 'o tk-l umbers' -- riders, teachers and voting-right failed to see the connection between ><.mpfJ for the Negro cause and >uli identification. phi 'hat must Inevttabl] become incp ..- ngh J o>r for the / immunity Oar rah i. .< >rKnij| rin the Ifisl few decades i e in a shifting method of operation; jj ... live civil lib* I Pobql i t.niity that Negro n the uncertaii tj that vi m i in ti . I is to try l HI the I state 1 . Stevenson Ambassador to 1 1 to our Soldberg per: The explanations urge the Arab cour.tr.es. rxxrtcutoly Egypt, to hold fire on thi braining conference ct the Outncger Inn in St. t.s.-.s. passers state-controUed press has by now clearly told the world that President John ton's appointment is ADL Conference Sunday an aboniination. "Ine Stata Department, in the name of the Amer- ican people, seems willing to beg the Arabs to r.ve Mr. Goldberg time so he can prove his objecttsity. Tnis reminds us of our humblepie position concerning the presence of Jewish troops at U.S. installations in the Middle East. Is there nowhere that we draw the line? More immediately to be considered is that it wes not Mr. Goldberg who sougnt the posi- tion. In fact, the new U.S. Envoy pointed out quite clearly that he felt more than happy where he was, and that he would prefer re- mauung a Supreme Court Associate Justice. Despite his objections, the President publicly imposed upon Mr. Goldberg to bring his tal- ents to the UN job. Are the nation's gratitude, and the Pres- s too. such that Mr. Goldberg must now be subjected to the insult of having his cp- pointmont "explained"? Who Will Succeed Him xtions Campaign goal this year ever m Dade Count. 10.030. UF plans anotner "first" m the laraest number of community services here ever: 42. tie more than remain baffled and silent. Training conferences such as the ADL's this weekend ccn go a long way toward allevi- cting this condition. The introduction at the conference of the new Florida office director, William G. Pinsley see Page 2-A should certainly be an effective assist Mr. Pinsley, with more than two dec- cces o: service to the Anti-Defamation Leaque, a record of successful action aq .. the right and lei how ouj Voijnieers fcr Ur [EV.S HAVE TRADITIONALLY concern) teratun : I I growii tic frames .... i irailel hei .....ce the i hani in ei pi liber r. nan end" to the irii tl .'. n wni minorities that the threat to the fabric of democratic be meant a threat als. to Jews and a threat, in fact, to IE CROWING PERMISSIVENESS, the burgeoning flex our muscles as nun and no longer particularly .. SO) med checked for the moment with the sudden Mergence Hitler era Out of its ashes r><-< the State of Israel and I resei sectarian responsibility singular!) enveloped in the moat tender retigioui feeling. Israel has since meant a rejuvenation of the Jewish philai spirit as an extension of the two-thousand year long Zionist In am fulfilled This is nol to taj thai Jewish sectarian phUanthi >p> *a ever in danger of collapsing but it. too. had changed direction it had evolved, by then, from concentration on a comm THI s, was considered a leading con tender !or the post. Certainly, if only from an internationally diplomatic point of view, Mr. Rusks appoint- ment would make more sense. Immediate Arab reaction to President Johnson's announce- ment was a case in point; while the State De- partment, apart from the Dean Rusk consider- ation, could hardly have been happy, its tra- ditional policy toward the State of Israel being paign. United Fund leaders are presently askina Another serious question the appointment raises is the replacement for Justice Goldberq rdy Jew on the hiah court bench Twen- century American history has accustomed at least one Jewish associate justice. Does -aent Johnson expect to replace Goldberq with another Jewish appointee? ..... Petersburg this weekend is an import., tion. The Jewish community here is in utaent need of men and women intelligently informed about the ADL's programs: in fact, about the activities of any organization dedicated to the safeguarding of American democratic prin- ciples. With the Birchite element, and the radical right generally, proliferating at an amazinq rate, citizens across the land should be train- ed to take up ideological arms against what promises to be a sea of troubles. Only by understanding the radical riqht can we hope to counteract the gall of its growth. A major element in this growth is that decent Americans have thus far done lit- evolved, b) then, from concentration on a commumt) broad tie more than remain baffled and silent sp^trum of human needs to individual campaigns for favor antnropiea .i condition challenging the priority status Btions throughout the nation !,..!.,> Israel riding the tide intcnn human emotion involviri rt us attitudes and revulM i the breadth and depth of the Nazi excesses, assured a more flow (.j Jewish chant) dollars than ever before And since the philanthropic need al home was w I in i single fund drive witl i inthropic need abroad, n< ,'n''1'- wish aifan- ' fulfillment c.f Ixitli u We have arrii I thi . .. . ' ' j^JONE OF THESE u not alseu" ,? '""""' "' "UM "'-' m this*. I ra i-I t'?.-., "" lg' ,h- I- n'h "' uhu'' Philowphicalb shares; b e^toTwuV -^-".tteia.rly,.....mv. ooUung .....iJSl the equation are ...her expMtii excuse.: fr .k-'i '" Uej sr li'.le of ourselves will assure the s^ ^SM^J^J^1^ "** '" acn.evement of the 1965 goal. !o Perpetuate the BUTVival of the Jeu Let us answer the United Fund call for '^ ' -------- ---. uapuuuons suqaest that our community will have to give in the manner it has never given before. We will a so have to bring an unprecedented amount of volunteer time and effort to the 1965 cam- i ----- f'wucuijy vJ5KlriU seSl W6 Ke.-PriCeIr" q* Q llMle oi Vou' atl'v th^MF^ S SUmS UP ms' accur" ately the UF s present, urgent need. Giving a CmaViy r>-i3 nna nxuina) BmcIi. I VOI'NG ISMliL. .....! 990 NE I'll! St mm saaalBlBl \ lay. July 30. 1965 k^istfhrHi^r Page :-.*. CONGRtGATIGN CONSTANTLY GROWING Jewish Chaplain in Vietnam Provides Bottles for Babies in Catholic Orphanage Latqc-f nncfll recorded individual qift to Uni I ted Jewish Appeal since its inception in 1939. a ; Appeal since its inception in 1939. a [52.50C.CCO gilt to the Israel Education Fund. was rr.cae th's week by Israel Rcgosin (sec- fond from left*. IEF officials receiving formal were (from left) Joseph Meyerhcff. of chairman; Charles J. Bensley, New t resident, and Ralph I. Goldman. Mt. N.Y., executive director The gift will be used for high school construction, student tuition grants and teacher-training scholar- ships in Israel. Textile magnate Rogosin is retired president of Beaunit Mills, of New York. Affected will be the free schooling plans of children 14 to 18 years of age from modest income families. Three of 13 IEF high schools currently under construction in Israel have been made possible by previous Rogosin Foundation contributions. By Special Report BATGO N. South Vietnam Chaplain Richard E Dryer, Jewish chaplain on dutj with the U.S. Irmed Forces in Vietnam, includ- ed in his report to the National ,'cwish Welfare Board's Commis- sion on Jewish Chaplaincy Infor- mation about a unique project for orphaned Catholic infants During the time he was in I'h.i li.u. where he conducted a Bible < last for servicemen, Chaplain Dryer said he was invited to be of assistance to Navy i.t Louis Hochizer, a Jewish surgeon on du- ty with the Marines in I'hubai. and Chaplain Leroy Muen/lcr. the Marine Protestant Chaplain, who had "adopted" a Catholic orph anage in nearby Hue. "Chaplain Muenzler has been receiving very generous contri- butions from his mtn, which go primarily for the purchase of medical supplies for the orphan- age," Chaplain Dryer reported. "Dr. Hochizer then uses the sup- plies in a regular program of visits and treatment at the or- phanage. I was asked to find a supply of baby bottles. I did this as soon as I returned to Saigon and sent them on their way." Chaplain Dryer stated thai i re going to Phubai he conducted Shavout sen i< es, including h e memorial prayer, Yizkor, for Jew- ish servicemen In Saigon and Da- nang Describing the service and the conditions in Danang. he re- ported 'The Sunday rrtcht service was held in candlelight, because an electrical transformer burned out five minutes before the service was to begin. The candlelight create i an interesting, eerie, prmnti\e mood for the service. "My Danang congregation is constantly grow in:. Additional Jewish Gls have joined Sealwi Army. Air Force and Marine com- bat outfits stationed there To reach the Jewish Marines, who are encamped up. down and around the various hills ringing the Da- rrang \ir Base. I traveled by open jeep in 105-degree heat. It was quite a joi> Oust is everywhere Roads are constantly being dug up. necessitating detours Men are moving, It tix>k me three hours >t traveling to meet and counsel with one Jewish i;i ederation President Notes Shortage If Twined Personnel in Welfare Field i i i r ' trained in the - icial w>rk iseph rsidei f the G ition .. i*l i< h the c\ ration's n the not i meet The I S Department of Health, and Welfare recently announced that by 1970 aoprox- ". 000 more oeoole wi'l be n the mi|Ot fields of pon'ic welfare alone The pri- I also face a contin- IM shortage c ,.i i ident enroll re than vroi : i graduated Km* hoola ol The numl the field In Of time will not make . nges in the peraonnel ; ton declared in ti. Mime period, many pro Ifessiona MWial workers will retire. I move to other profes rherebj continuing the situ [ation t. j.i.led. Liptoi laid it has been mggtr1 I thai both public and private agencies may find it necessary to i evaluate their job classifications Ito determine which jobs can be [performed by agenc> personnel paving i. ihan a Master's degree I'll- Greater Miami Jewish Fed leration cooperation with the |Natl olaishi[> Plan of tin ( .uncil 'ewish Federations and Welfare Funds, I ii i tinue their education into the ., luati hid; he ob served \ number of students in the ripicnts i : the..... hich are madi able I and the (C incil To he'o eai* 'he !oc*' she'- aqe. recipients of scholarships from the YM and YWHA and the Jewish Family and Chi'- dren's Service, followinj their giad-jation, have a commitment to work for these agencies. "Not onlj ...... but it als i tin- v and for JF< S l r\ Both I -1' >sn Home tor the Age I are part pat in.: in pi with the Florida State I niversity Gra luate School oi So< ial Woi k III Ugh these programs, students of the umverait) s Grad u t School receive training in their re spectlve SOCial work fields at these agencies Just a small revolution! Big Change in... Tempo Filter Cigarettes New Tobacco Blend More Tobacco Taste Israel to Shift Technical Office LIMA (JTA) Israel will transfer its main technical assist ance office for I. a 11 n American countries from Rio de Janeiro to I ima next September, it was re ported here by I)r Jvier Silva Rue te. Peruvian Minister of Agncul lure, who just returned from a vis it t<. Israel Dr. Ruete voiced admiration here for Israels method! of increasing apiculture production and lauded the country's cooperative organ izatlon for the marketing ot assistance to Peru During his Sta) in Israel Dr Kuete toured the \, cv irrigation project and m ted Israel's facilities tor the use of subterranean water resour So. Airica Board flection JOHANNESBURG I I i Mail nee Porter, a prominent attornej and Jewish communal leader. Was elected the new chairman of the South African Jewish Hoard of When it comes to housing for people, we're the experts. We've financed a lot of homes. (And a lot of back yards for little girls and bird houses.) Why not come in today and let us tell you about our complete home loan service? Convenient Offices Serve Dade County MAIN OFFICE: 101 East Flagler St Allapattah Branch I Noth Miami Branch I Taimami Branch | Edison Center Branch 14j0 N.W. 36th St. I 12600 N.W. 7th Avs. I 1901 S.W. 8th St Kendall Branch 5800 N.W. 7th A*e. I U.S. 1 it S.W. 104th St OUR RESOURCES EXCEED 220 MILLION DOLLARS : I * tmHt ThrHftr_______________ Mapai Suspends Ben Gurion '- -.-: -.- s;- 4.,- tmmm -t a***"* pc :- - ad :-tf Mr. Per** Hi - f tt--J.- ' - - .. -.'ions, '.' "* 9*'ei"e<; t>en the &v *-->- c-.. c ob'in no fee The KntVMl i$ rot itr*o^ *d t meet again until Eshko] Charges Attacked id - 3 D EaW I a re it a it.'-' Mapai party's Secret I Latei I ., a.-; Mkl be bad I c r. rr. Ben-Ourion. H.t. Ben-Gurion, who is a mem- ber of the Kntttet, and who ha* - inounced formation of an "Is- rael Woriters List" to oppose Mapai in rn* next general elec- tion*, took the Parliamsnt ros- trum to challenge Mr. Eshko Is dmal. ....... ....... unably . i the Pre- .... the re< He demanded thai Mr. Fshkol expla.r. ail to the ration Let him not pose protecting 00 honor." said Mr Ben-Gunon. when he defame- the man who was Premier for 15 yetrt LAST 2 DAYS! ^*4i DANE CLARK X* "NOBODY LOVES AN ALBATROSS" by RONALD ALEXANDER * SHERRY BRfTON COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE Realauranti Art Gallery 3500 Main Highway, Miami HI 5-2581 jj..- ... N-..~*>r election*, im- ,eii H is '*'-- '-' ***' i session. 1 f" 9/ar- -. MeaM -? no *och iP*" c i sesi'on is eon'emplated *'. riajte. - in a drive for modem - and < : inderj n thi thai indepen : . lo political inde- peadi In addressing the rally, Mr. Ben-Gcrion said that his new list would have to "win 1 000 000 votes to have enough mandates to enact electoral reform." He advocated pressing for a system patterned after that used in Scandinavia, with 30 constitu- encies in Israel, each electing four member* to the Kne*et. Appearing at the rally unexpect- edly via* former Agriculture Min- ister Mo-he Day an. who. thou.h i upportcr of Ben- thusiastically received when he Ml next to Ben-Cu.'ion. Mr Pen spoke jn,e -ecord of '.he Adolf Dchmann trial y 1.000 miles of video :s prese.T.ec I -es of the Anti-Defamation Lea--: B nod B rift and will b rr.c.de svailable as a research source writers end all interests J*. Dore Schary left', nc ADL chainnan receirw or.e oi the reels from Lowell Tr r.ewsccster a to! -'' WOadt -stmg corporatic: rerorded the t.-. STIIIIJIilli ROOF DINNER-DANCING NIGHTLY TO THE MUSIC OF MAL MALKIN h:s piano and his orchestra featuring SUE LAWTON Superb Continental Dining Visit lh* STARLIGHT L0UN6E for a breathtaking '.Mr RafaelPorras on Acco-dicn No Cove', No Minimum DORM c-i the ocean et4tth Street Mieml6 Rr:'.n/ations Required: JE 2-3$C0 Deny Uzi Guns Sold to Arabs DETROIT Rombach. acting West German CmmJ in Detroit, issued a cate- gorical denial here recently of a report published in Parade Maga- zine a national weekly newi supplement, that Ikrael-maiU L'li submachineauns purchased b y Weal Germany had been Mid to the Sudan and eventually found their way to .- Dr Rombach branded th< Pa- rade report as "incorrect" after he queried the Bonn (Government on the matter in response to an in- quiry by the Detroit Jewish News, the Anglo-Jewish weekly published here SUN RENT A CAR FOV $15 k.tr '65 DODGES A.- tr.4 Oh- KMM Cttt Wfc. + 6c mi. ind j+ "vj uat> i 'v H ranee P.Uw> t. Dei..*'. Sen "9 301 23rd Street Miami Beach Ph. 532-5502 Hebrew Military Academy Forming A Hebrew Military Academy is in the process of being formed here. Jack Kramer i> headim; up the Hebrew Military Academy. Foundation at 337 Lincoln Rd. According to Kramer, the pur- pose of the Academy will be to bnn^ about voting, energetic, new Hebrew Scene In America" by "a training program based on Hebn and on tl cultural historic al." WINNER OF 8 ACADEMY /.A-AROS BIST PlfT(/Bf H[X HARRISON, BfST ACTOR ^ ClORGt CUKOR, BIST DIRUTOR * AUDREY HEPBURN-* REX HARRISON'. ** BHB* M iv-**iLoio*unwAMv>v>MKrKuu,Hinn<*m LINCOLN THEATRE, LINCOLN ROAD miami beach n 21 ;m PRICE SCALE EVENING PERFORMANCES MATINEE PffORVANCIS F. /. ,. , Thunda/ 4 m 0CHESTA $,75 Jjso ,, lOGE 3 00 $371 *]% PERfOKMANCES AT 1 M MATINEES 8 30 P M EVENINGS BOX OfFICE OPEN 10 30 lo 9 30 aaaaaaaaaaaaaa I Hcacn VOI'NO TELEPHONE ANSV/ERING SERVICE Serving JffFERSON UNION HIOHIAND FRANKUN MURRAY PU2A NEWTON FR 3-5581 Jdajr. July 30, 1965 + JrlsHh;Mton Paq 7-A IS. 'Explains' Naming of Goldberg ,aoi]\i;T()V (J*AJ -** ,,,, BUI* TWS- 1 ked Bypt-n Ambwidw Kanwl lo reaerva Judge- on the jppoiiilnu-nl of \r- Goldberg to speak for the i,t the United Na- tsufa mr s ',. in sty-minute meeting tritt ,,,,., envoy, il u learned Mi Ru* -"'-"' ttPresi i itK.....**[* " that Mr GoIdbergwiU ;> to *1va fair and I i ation to the Arab \i involving Israel. ,. K.,i irmed the mtating ie He Mid the l covered were wnm oi I i yptian relation* and itmihuu. aloud "" said lh" < ''-' '"'' iM'ate an'' Egypt Sold stability in the Middle Hast u.is i most delicate ..ml com plica led mattar." He sought to avoid comment or diiCLSsion of the highly sensitive Goldberg issue in response to press questions But it was learn- [ ree Food \, fON flTAl The tmenl ai kn wle i quantit) of corn pi (or free diatri was told, ana ... on has been pa> menl by Eg} |>( nmenl i uditon I i mi d Coni ress that ilati d \ con it half of n ii> (he r [ree distribu . \ alued tl fjB3, Seymour Halpern, New s.'puoltcjn, told the House - ediate steps should be taken lo cancel shipment of any portions of the $37,500,000 In -coo *.- by the General Accounting Office f Egypt's "cynical expfoita- on of food intended for relief f the needy through free distri- tion. Rep. Halpern said food t yet shipped under the new greement should be impounded |by Federal authorities. Department spobMDxaji i : -k. > v..id the l mted relied upon statistics pro- i the Egyptian Ministrj "f Ihe partmeat'i *r- \ .it the corn w as |>n>\ id- tarian reasons and ' effet"' the deal t merit an Egyptian irtmenl disputed t h e the i s General At i '-in i that the food wai n 'hi- baaii of alleKatiuii- ire and impending I en il as later re*. eal< ' 1 ims were untrue. Aaaojgdr 1 lo thj state Depaatinent, cot I rms found thaic appetite*. I Q) COUOO and awitduad r orn during lha >ear u on The Kraut was nude ia I " ed that the topic was a main theme of the meeting. The am- bassador also voiced concern over American arms shipments to Is- rael as contributing to *r\ arms race. The State Department, despite Cottgnasional opposition, is seek- ing, araya to grant new lotama <>f id t" Egypt. Mr Rusk gave the Egyptian envoy the unpreaiion that the Department is considering neu aid and loans ImaoikI the $37. .ioo.ooo authorized last month ! cause of "improved relations" be tween the two countries. The Department has sought to minimize the revelation by the is General Accounting Office that Egypt has fraudulently mis- used food intended by America for free distribution, obtained Ofl false pretenses, and placed on U B (or profit by Egyptian officials Ambassador Kain-I said he pla nod to meet again soon with U Secretary of state *wyN>\>Nr^^>^vwwww^v^ THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED Mtros rot rrs THRIFT SHOP M reer fwmifere, Cl.fhme, linens, Dishes, Orepei, ffc. PUASI CAll US FOR PICK-UP THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED THRIFT SHOP 7300 N.W. 27th AVENUE Ph. 696-2101 AUTHOPIMO PIAlii" Ban ''' rNlTH Quol'ty 1 HEARING AIDS >| $75 to $325 STANLEY GOULD 38 IINCOIN ROAD ' nvm < ' PEOPLES GROUP OF NATIONAL BANKS Under Original Management SERVING NORTH DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SINCE 1950 Mtmbci Federol Rrtcrvt Syvtem e Members Federol Deposit Inwroncc Coreorotion We solicit the accounts of bett in banking. PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of MIAMI SHORES North,... 2nd Avenue a' 95th Strut H ir. f | FSTAPl vHtfi ku A- '. 1950 PEOPLES AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH MIAMI Hrtho>t 1 Ulh Street at lOlh *-."- North Miom' Flor *la 'c ephorv. 751 c: I BVTABU.HCD MARCH 27, "st PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of NORTH MIAMI BEACH Wet Dim* Highway l2nd Street fso'tti Miami Beoch SioriJa rriraoone Wl 5 > ESTABLISHED *Ai 16. 954 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Of COMMERCE r<*** rtt Street et Slrd Ayeewe Miami, flotiaa lelephone *9e O.'OO I J>TAa1l.lSnEB rtBRtASV 4 '9*0 PEOPLES LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Off NORTH MIAMI HerNnreM 7th .! at ISStk Street North Mioeni. f reiepei o tf- ?<4 S47ABI.I5MIO OCTCBtR 21 '9*3 thot* wko dire ond appreciate the Ir.tcrnotional o^d domeslic o'fo I e r>erituo'lv tcuc^ I 6 individual hence, thcughlk.l pccple and good ciiiiens en ntei p-ted in the preservation of then unique position ot indepe' tmonciol and others I7 nonciol independence is rc'otcd to a deqrer to ''c sell the individual of the right type of finance! instttul O^- not a swinging outfit vve ere net trying to bum up the road to speok, but operate on hat we like tc call c conservotism. Our position has been made pes- b'e througH the e'f"'K of thousands of n we try to fcpo> with the besi so'est bonlmg foe lies ovo ' i were the fir,l in Code County to Bonk Savings Bonds hc'J to mc ' COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF CONDITION ASSETS June 30, June 30. 1965 1964 CoOi ond Due from lanki 511 493.923 69 511.074.53992 United States Government Ob:.aotiom 10 354.863 22 10.076.735 05 Federal Corporation Bonds ..... 500.000 00 100,000 00 Fedetal Reserre lank Stock 158.850 00 146 400 00 Stgte. County and Municipal Bonds 5.455.788 93 4 366,775 20 New York Stock E.chonge Bondj .. 254,666 56 254,543 65 Other Bonds ........ 20,000 00 U S Goveipmeet Insured or ______., Guaranteed FHA I VA Loom 2,790,069 88 2,798.966 83 Other Loans end D.scou.ts 29,273,613 22 5.585,049 73 Overdraft, 7?5.0 ',070 25 lank Buildmq ond Pa.k.na. Lots 1820.94155 1.840,156 35 Fo.mer Bonk Buildma and Stores .. 189,944 53 204.16197 Other Reol Estate Owned .......... 190,235 67 Leasehold Improvements ........... 47,163 43 Furniture ond Fi.tu-es ... 720,012 05 718,412 42 Income Earned, but not Collected 236.214 37 220.723 21 Customer Liability, Letters of Credit 18,212 39 Other Ae.s ............... '80.821 44 190.030 44 ^ Total A>ete.............. $63,515.1*0 35 57,767,8O0 69 LIABILITIES Deposits ........ $56 703.693 32 $51,704.06*71 Accrued Tones, Interest and Expense 257.750 36 223,212 83 Income Collected, but not Eorned 720,801 52 453,347 90 Letters of Credit 18 212 39 Other L.obil.tics .... ..... 61,126 22 46 91147 Dividend Poyoble July 12, 1965 15.600.00 Bank Advances sccu-ed by Bonds 200.000 00 300,000 00 Total Liabilities........ $57 977,183 11 $52,727.547 91 CAPITAL ACCOU NTS Capital Stack ................ $ 3.5.OO0 00 $ 3.275.000 00 iu,|, ................. 1,75*J300.00 1,602.50000 Undivided r-.of.ts........... 198.34*2* 109.923 74 Beset,, for Coetingeocie. ....... 47J4BJB jUB*l Totol Cop.tol Account. ...... $ 5 538,696 54 $ 5,040,252 78 10,01 ^^AEL W.S1 5.M0 $$7,767.*00 69 let addition to To'ol Rr PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF BAY HARBOR ISLANDS 500 Bay Hertar Trrraea (OH Konr M.omi Beach) Boy Harbor Inlands. Florida Telephone 866-6J66 fSTABLISHED OCTOBER 2t. 19*4 LEONARD USINA, Chairman of the Boards >Jmstfkrk#M Friday. July & 13 Goldberg Naming Brings Surpnse Goldberg to help sell .^ American policies in Vie -.j,, the Dominican Republ tut* w hi- h caused r- hsaofcrrw rcA t-<- ..-.. JU'- .rJ Goldberg :or to the ..elate - I secrets n! ~-"-:-'- ;- -- : .-- : :a. ' ace Mr G 4dbe I In the Arab= v .-: SHORTLY AFTER the appoi nferei to (a Jew State Department sources made knjwn that Egypt and ether Arab states were contact- ed with the request to withhold lodgement of the a'legedly par- tisan attitude of Mr. Goldberg toward Israel until such time as the new U.S. envoy to the UN can demonstrate Sis objectivity and fairness at the United Na- tions. Reports were igainsi the G !--.- appointment The ly "Al-Gomhouria i. banner headline asking "Why was a Jew appoint! L'.S \mba>- sador to United Nations?" The aper U-AJchbar," <( Cairo, ' .':,-. I S Al "N i- a Zionist!" Another i Al Ahram," quoted an ne ip iper which reported Mr Gotdl : proud of / 1st IN BEIRUT, the m lion of i tment. Ti illengi o 'he per in the J< thi 7. enge 1 isl " In Israel, on ' sail} pra ;>r;i l -1 i for Mr G parat ,. ' itii Mr. i v. to him by I- a< Prime Min .'. E'hkol and Yuv Meir young Americans in Mexico iexico i ity n i 11 n in 1 ii ' " avel from Mexico I I Justice Goldbergs selector, for the post by President John- son was also hailed widely in Is- rael's press. Leading newspa- pers emphasized editoria'ly the high qualities'' which Justice Golc'berg possesses, and his rep- utation for fair judgement. The Jerusalem Post saw Justice Goldberg's appointment to the high post as a tribute to the standing achieved by the great body of American Jews, and heir increasing service to their country's public life. ": r Ami intent id ne- r JUSTICE GOLDBERG'S tion as ai live J< not preeidcT- honorary the '. a synagoeu near simi- lie church- L"N prim r a -pecial library ha ted at this r under :he title of "Juda- ice." : an address .. . Israel I Affairs Committ( Justici declared "1 am a Zionist" .'.lined his ; lilosophy of deep ation ith Israel Mr. Goldberg has been a lead- ing force in recent efforts to al- leviate Soviet anti-Jewish pres- ures. He visited Israel in May to address the international con- vention of B'nai B rith, an or- ganization in which he holds membership. He stressed the need for close American support of the independence and security of the State of Israel. appointment to the t by 1 Ken nedv. Mr Gokflwrf FUborai the AF1 | SENATE LEADERS : - ing ra| Senatt of the Scnat< -.; ap- .. nd the fiJence of l 1 ' 11 the 1 ' in its i President Johnson revealed that he urged Mr. Goldberg to resign from the Court to take the UN position. He called Mr. Goldberg a man of courage, con- viction, and humanitarianism." Since Amtrica is seeking a wcrld ba.ed on law, designation of a judge to the UN was termed logical. President J mon important I ., world w*j maj li\e in pi Hi hop" lie of law He that When <;"\ v as I from some of .' : me " a reference '.* '''W. r i~h immigrant parents Mr G will be the tral n but [or in nation, Pn Justice Goldberg, aged 5*. said he fe t his new pot was an ,ss:grmert to the greatest ad- venture in man's history 9v- e.n.ng relations between sover- e.gn nahons by tow. II' to great humility. he sa.d. that I urde.take t'-e '! <* oor "*" tiors advocate of peace in the Council of Nations." He prom- ised to pursue the Stevenson message to the world of mn.t ancient supplication.'' He asked, crant us peace. Thy most pre- cious gift' tl W > m many liberals agair American policies. XI liUl'l.i' Mr GokHMri i I tie Mr and negotiator Wr.-TI many complex laN* I ht help cain ova* urn at the In:tod ' Coastal ^J&wers APARTMENTS 159th ST & cdlLlNS AVE 945 6326 f.' BEST ' RENTAL VALUE ON MIAMI BEACH 1 & 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ...~- 9 I OU - FREE CARPETING FRic PakKING Vco>n co' o a y r ROOF LEAK? CALL VICTOR CONN Let us repair it or apply o new one. For free estimate phone: -i<\*_ ACME T ^ itooi i\, A* co. T 685-1952 ..... mmmmmm (rroViy rmas rvna rmuina) 5 VOI'NG ISWtL 9*0 NE tT1 St _---.M MH X m lay, My 30, 1965 Jmifti fhrkhan Page t-A YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR BIG... 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MIAMI BEACH 1700 N.E. 163rd St. [6017 Htllywood Blvd. at State Road *7 HOMESTEAD 30100 SouMi P>d*fl Hwy. FT. LAUDE&OM.E 1830 W*t iron**** Blvd. Page 10-A >Jel*Wcri "fc 20. By EDYTHE SCHINDLER Dade's New Welfare Bernard Fink- elstein. new 1 y appni ntcd di- rector of the Welfare Plan- ning Council of n ,, d County, - the appear, id man. lie has : que, kind eves an I an e est i anner And he has a social ilosc; 'i>_ that, he -.>> . "is nothing more than a goo I solid position." Service Inadequate There has to be a minimum standard ol decencj and j that people, through their o n resources combined with munity r< urces, can be as d of. The basic level i : differen in different parts of the country. As for Florida it has no place to go bul up " B< rnard Finkelstein's firsl im- ount) are thai difficult to extend t services throughout the i > ling area and that the the : taenl sen ice i> inad equate in many areas. The level ol rvices in nmunity," he said, "re- - the level "i thai commun- commitment " The Welfi incil .. immunity projects, studies are made bj - BERNARD FINKELSTEIN no place to go but up HIHJK'Hi'M'H *L Ion l.i'.IV MIL' ) our Vai at ion Make "l our l HIGH HOLY DAYS Srr\iri" Conduct! ,1 on Pti min STRICTLYKOSMER CU'SlNt ONLV GLATT MEATS - rved in the WAI I>\1\\ Mjnnrr umlri oj Supervision Th Air Ccnda'oni'H Waldritah OCEAN AT 43rd ST MltMl BEACH phone IE 8-5731 . ff pre ded by the council. Their mam concerns are Lv Blth, are and recreation. Tt is my responsibility." said Finkelstein, to nize the stud) so thai the people who will oul the iui "f the proji I i ill be in voh ed from the I i committed to seeii No', Enough Time Finkelstein looks f< time u hen the e n i r g j >>f bis council can be expended on pre- ventive measures "We have enough knovt - now." he said, "t -put those cbikbMo and adults who ha\e / Trio Opens Here The Susan Simi Trio opened this week in tlu Fores) Lounge ei the Robin Hood Restaurant The gsovn plays lor dancing and entertain- moot. The Trio bat appeared in top area spots, including New York and Chicago, also making some re- cocdings. s.T. Nationally famous lor over 50 years . 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Work and holds u Mas , ial Adminis rked in - i man) parts of the try, including Sorfolk Va.; Lnd Calil and Kl Paso T( x y, is al i traim trorfcer > Philosopy of Judaism link n, that social work i Mr Fiaketstein alt i has l i i as in- 'lle\ pOSMbl) I i. in ,ntempor. U.S. Rabbis Talk in Moscow Continued firm p4gt j. >hould fulfill all t'. heart for Rood \\ : i quanta and ours th We said we wi i Soviet: Union for J"f l nited States in the 1 for the establishm. of Israel. There . In- which the l ped We said . political mission I I seek our bretl After the thn m made a >h. he told the visr greetings from the s I With for in Souih Viet Nam. According to Rabbi T.*,, members of the conq,^4. wept, applauded. *r>d on*, showed great emotion 0.*r participation of the Am the in their services. He w d delegation officially in,,t,j Chief Rabbi Levin to ,t United States. T 1 r:! the in boj . '(' Ih -h boy efficii , - Bj r Mit/vah ''" Shapiro of Da>l Kirghizistan. . \ a' nk lion of Bar r >'.-. |0 DC llu 5y i * 1 nnouncing BOSTON POPS Concerts SATURDAYS 2 P.M. Presented by AUTO RADIO COMPANY I lupwikJ FM AM .dr radio* and AUGUST BROS. BAKERY Bayers of 23 var.eties of bread & rolls UJVCG SOUTH FLOBIDAS GOOD MUSJC STATIONS FM 105.1 MC. -160,000 Watts Hrarh VOI'NG !5HtL. 90 NE ITItt SB) St MM. 1965 UnlstnkrHHn Page 11-A for loving remembrance that endures MOUNT NEBO CEMETERY'S PERPETUAL CARE FUND, NOW EXCEEDS * $200,000 *** ft* s* N. *V**L BA *K every cent of which is dedicated to preserving the beauty of Miami's finest Jewish cemetery Naturally, you will devote much time and serious consideration to the selection of a permanent Burial Estate for your family. That's why it is so important to know about Miami's finest and oldest Jewish cemetery .. . Mount Ncbo. Over $200,000.00 is now in its Perpetual Care Trust-fund, for which The First National Bank of Miami acts as trustee. This fund is steadily increasing and is the largest of its kind owned by any exclusively Jewish cemetery in Miami. It guarantees you a Burial Estate in surroundings that will always be maintained at die lughest level of beauty and perfection. OVER 7.000 JEWISH FAMILIES REPRESENTING OADE COUNTY'S FINEST. HAVE ALREA0Y WISELY SELECTED BURIAL ESTATES IN MOUNT NEBO CEMETERY. nu* rv zo. '965 "''. r, . o-* 5505 M C*M. iorid* fist U|, 'en; * tbe /^ be*"irui. '* **Ji be Und '" eed. C8/i^ ^4- AN ATMMMMM oi SBRENTTV i> rvidtiK everywhere in Mount Nfcos lu*h. pn UBM>WII ad I" lovctl tropical gardriiv ruh with eolOf' lul plants and sIiiuoImmv MUK IWKSI MINI IS I'KOI K I ED Youi Burial I >u auinoi be u\cil or Ki/ed foi debt li i non a*M.->i>ablc. licii lll.l 111vl^lIKTMI |lll4. MOl N I NKBO ls( EKTB.ALLY LOC\I"FD li ii cull) and quick!) reached. Whcthei ou come t>\ Ixi- oi drive your ias. you'll hnd il am nmI>Ic. MOl \ I NKHO Is HRMLV ESTABLISHED Miami\ oMM c\tlusi%e-i Jewish ccmetrrv has fai yean Lx.cn a plaicof xflau inspiration and Beauty. 11 3PR -*. y>r!r>"r*' .^> r *?.. *> / I MOl'N I NEBO CEMETERY [Street, Miami, Florida i i mc Hill full information on Family Bmial Estates in Mount N i>. MIAMI'S MOST BEAUTIFUL EXCLUSIVELY JEWISH CEMETERV 5505 Noi-thwest 3rd Street Phone MO 1-7693 Name AddI c Ciiy Zone Stale Page 12-A ^Jf^lstfUrHltr Friday 7&U S*~ VL* WeLJ SYNOPSIS OF TORAH PORTION OF THE WEEK ^ 'TOT Gad Reuben 'd AGUDATH ACHIM 6305 Co.ims Ave Orthodox 'Mlncli. '.:"" p m lAGUDATH ISRAEL. 7801 Crl) Orthodox. Rabbi Isaac Ever ---- lAHAVAT SHALOM CONGREGA TION. 985 SW 67th Ave. Oorthodo* \ Cantor Israel Kershner. I ANSHE EWES. 2533 SW 19th Ave. Consei vative. Emanuel Kushelewiti. president. ---- BETH DAVID. 2625 SW 3rd Ave Con- servative. Rabbi Sol Landau. Cantor William W. Lipson. Pi Ida; 6 p n Saturdas < rfl Si i VI.rs u i'Ii.mmI. ----- IBETH EL. 500 SW 17th Ave Ortho- dox. Rabbi Solomon Schiff. ---- BETH ISRAEL. 711 40th St Ortho- dox. Rabbi Berel Wein. IYi-i:t> 6 i'in Saturdnj i n l*allj Phac-h i- 7 and a M CANDLEUGHTING TIME 1 Ab 6:50 p.m. I I.' .>'! ' BETH JACOB. 301 Washington Ave Orthodox. Cantor Maurice Mamches. BETH KODESH. 1101 SW 12th Ave. Modern Traditional. Rabbi Max Shapiro. Cantor Benjamin Ben-Ari. Pridaj :it sunset Sal :? i:,\ I s-: in i: "We are .. Tribal I l>f8Cussion ;tt .">!'. p.m "Portion of the l ..i w I ilacuasion al ,; I i-.m "\\v Seek Venge inci BETH MOSHE CONGREGATION 13630 W. Dixie Hwy. Conservative. Rabbi Richard Marcovita. Cantor Seymour H'nkes. - BETH TFILAH ?;3 Euclid Ave Or- thodox. Raobi Joseph E. Rackovsky e 3ETH TORAH 'inn St ana NE 11th Ave. Conservative Rabbi Max Lip- schi'i Cantor Ben-Zion Knschen. baum - i e BNA: RAPHAEL 1401 \v\ J3rd St. Conservative. Rabbi Harold Richter. Cantor Jack Lerner CUBAN HEBREW CIRCLE OF MI- AMI. 12-12 Wash.ngton Ave Ortho- dox Rnbbi Dov Rozencweig. FLAGLER GRANADA. 50 NW 51st Pi. Conservative. Rabbi David Ros- enfeld. Cantor George Goldberg. ---- FT. LALDERDALE EMANUEL IS01 S. Andrews Ave. Reform Rabbi Hebrew Lesson *? tat t 1 I mm > I I I I i : t r n b I n n o; \- D*3"i D-p ht fk- 's^n: Kin nVinnpss-a .ns-apa .ninca -mra -?-r- --- train z-;r-: ;;- -------1 poyn rr'^ -:_ -:; ::-:, ..:zb D3"na "_:- - ;mxan nsu o^n -.--*: H3 -nVinn d- d:s nsu It t " r-;z- X3 n'i ul*Z3 S73CH -no r.; z : -n nx zr- .z .::- r:.^ ~zz-izzn -;- .-.-.- _r -2 I n z:k z:zk- .^z. - nxtn mia&.i .- z ,:rx nnw .niea nutfa nntrs?] ?aa it nTay? nirnri nx nK-zn km .rrmna T ,|inan nxia -:d^ rftxtfri .alpsaBnaisnnxnD^nni aha? jsraa rnias -jx tanato nr.ysi ^j rv:nri roinn nosatf n*^rr ^a nns D""iai n^inn 73 to -msa Dlpaa ...jrr^ ...naio n^-ix^QjH^-x n->sn na 157-111? na ^a DTi-nnK-:nxMD3n-i-:a -a .-!3o-n]p,D-:pain:rz ^xa .nDix-'mari ,z-r- ...Q'niD .r-:z:z HiTKa nm-n nipa n^ m^yn ay p-rn nx irp 6 5 pT? rj^om c;i n1 .- D^a Z>B7 B-ajPSB 1ZZ ]"-: {tnfria rrnas n-na PKyna) The Huleh Lake Fur thousands o( j irs, greai 1 lown from irea "l the t r 1 j ? ?. the Huleli ' > in ih(' v ater ,; a ame j r b; yeai I the vallej com il iu to Lake 1 that re creal a lake was reate 'l he me 1 ange ture ol ma is ' ex - Securil i " : s to the J an ou it : mato.s The Huleh draining enterpi of malar a m the area, conneete I he J i dan with the Huleh canals and add- ed to the .Ionian 65 millions ot square meters of water. ( Published by Brith Ivrith U.amith) Beth Am Students In Contributions Mrs. Harry Ross, principal of tht> Religious School of Temple Beth Am. announces that the Keren Ami Fund has made contributions to the following chanties durin the past year Reform Jewish Appeal. Jackson Memorial Hospital Chaplains Of. ice. Jewish ihatauqua Society I'velopment Fund of the Union of American Hebrew Congrega- tion^ Jewish Statistical Bureau American Jewish Archives Greal er Miami Heart Association Amer- ican Cancer Society, Combined * Appeal of Greater Miami A I ..... I oil e and World ' won for Progressive Judaism , "' : '..... K Amic llected from I .,.,. ,jf the Beth Am Ri ,.,, Spinoza Study Group ,.Th", Group uni..... he d.r-.-t;,,,, Ol meets Fndaj aftern P-m in the Communitj Room of |Mmi Beach Federal on Lincoln e hEBi 0< is HOLLVWOOD TEVPLE N JjMwn St Con- It ' Oav.j Shapiro Canto - Heilbra " HON'ESTEAD J' STER 8t" St, H r. Can. tor Pmci/S Aloot * ISRAELITE CENTER J175 SW 25th s; Conservative Rabb Shmi T Swirsky Cantor LOi s Cc e JACOB C. COHEV COMMUNITY SvnagOGlE IS3J Washington Ave O'thjdo*. R.lbbi Tibor M Ste-n e KNtsETH ISRAEL 1415 Euclid A,r Orthodox Rabbi David Lehrf.eld. Cantor At)i aham S- I ;' ~ - MIAMI BEACH ETZ CHAIM IS** Washington Ave Orthodo. Rabbi Abraham Strassteld. MINYONAIRES CONGREGATION 3737 Bird Rd Modern Traditional OHEV SHALOM 911 Normandy Or Orthodo Rabbi Phineas Weber. man, e SEPHARDIC JEW.SH CENTER M5 Collins Ave Rev Cantor S.idi Si" mi as e TEMPLE ADATH VESHL'R--- servative 1025 NE 183rfl St V . Gardens Rd Can! Ni TEMPLE BETH AW Dr.. So. Miami R--' : i aa'-d PLE t.fth el or HOLL- v. OOD a; s 14th Ave Re< BETH SH Si Reconsl is --kop. e SHOLEM . . tan Via.-. e " '' SHOLOM 414 ji- - ...- ' Reuben kingdom ot v : MATTOT tribtJ I"- stl He "-' ,r"u,,t ""' . w,ui dianitea Trw exp) ,, .. >, lie i "<- Balaan Tin U . herds m cattle, asked to nd in : insjordan M< m the ol er tribes across tl until all their brother Part oi the tribe of Manaaoeh ranted it for their terntory on cd*4 < 'fagt 11 MASE x e, to one <> the six dtin 1 iver "Three cittes bj md the > ties in Canaan; they shall U n'.iw j; MASE The portion begins with I detail-.I at - route t'- the Pi the) lett Egypt until she) reoched th. I Jencbu Instructions cooeei \:; i ye shall Inhi -., j to the more ye -I, to the fewei tho i shah live I re lever the 1"" falleth t'> an> man. th his" Numb 33.54i It as necessar) that all the far-. t if ye Mill not drive out the inhabitants i from before you, then shall those that ye let retaaii be .i~ thorns in your eyi icks in your sidrv haras j >u in the land wherein ye dwoU'" iNun.1 The portion gives specific instructions o'licermn I lists th.- names ol the persona who ibo Israelites to ael asida It not been the >ther tribes ei nee is made to tl ht flee for f . t r l h e ' tho VI ion; J :hapl 6438 SW 8- ' . M ml LI BRA' | 01 RPATI NE "th SI leph R \ irot TEMPLE JI DEA* 3J0 0 Ave Rabbi Morr.i K,D - TEMPLE MENORAH 620 75th St Conservative tM,b, Mvr - ov.,tz Cantor Edward Klein TEMPLE NER Ta'm.D M>.h S' and Tatum Wat.rwa, Mod.rn Tr.di. torTJ ^"o Euflrne L,b0"'' Can. tor S.iul H Breth. TR7PLSEw?K..OL!OM conservative Samuel ADr,l. Cantor N,co Feldm.n T%^LNFS7^ ^ NBTH M,*MI Di'mel M V Re,0rm """ u-miei m. Low, Cantor Chet Gale bl.l l,. i, i-, - the V ' Ta,^Pi-E T,,rE"E*H JACOB M1 E 4th Ave. H.a.eah. Conservative TC^PLE ?AM0R" 44 Zamor, *ve Con.erVave. Cjntor B fj TEMPLE ZION. 8*000 Mil*, Rd Con rvat.ve. Rabb, Alfred wT.m^n TIFERETH ISRAEL 65QO n. u Ave Conservative P?bl^ KilS Wermck Habbi Htnr, : . This recoun'nq o' the Weeki, Poi'mn o' the Law if ex- acted a.id based uuon The Graphic History of the )* HI Her.'age edited by P. Wollman Tsmir $15 Publise- t Shengoid, and th# volume is availabl* at 27 William S* Mew York 5, N Y President of 'he society distributing the vc is Joseph Sevang. THE RA3S1 SPEAKS FROM HIS PULPIT 'M Jews Survive BecatiS(b]l Thev Mind the Lord I "l< MAX I |p N Bv RABBI MAYER ABR-'.'D.'. T 7 Temple Mono : ll I B I i like he lule i turei from oni . place to anoth ~ ... .. .... vi iroobi ADromowili ii N" less than fort) two times in thai man) Bib- lical verses do we find the expres- sion "Vayisu Vayachau" -- "and they journeyed from and then en campe I ., Tins particular list is f tremen- dous significance historicall) and archaeotogicall) as the v a r i > u i name* <>t places are attempted to '" Wentified What is probabl) most significant about the portion is that in the journe) of our aaeao- '"' ,r,,:" Egypt t the Land ..! 1 we can see mirrored the rins f the Jews throughout histor) ami we find .. glimpse itvd ror the i ,- M1, vival Israelites of old were In l< i l> !'!:"1"', -1;'1"1' u;",cl" an>h !,.,. he " verse Ami \|,k, ,, ; \, n. f k'u Ihe s,u val i p the Je : .. , . en i tor) ; i Jeuis Rurope and \n- ew has '-: He nol nl) n .''Ht. tl i-ii his "w sur\i\ il b) recognianj the dii \t Ull! The < ommandment of th l ord " We ho live m the pandiat . erica Greater Miami, must re ognize that ou, esdateaoa must in the spirit of the Mblieal accoun- i Jewish rorrival in addition to the reapinu of the benefits of lis ing under this affluent sOCSOtS must strive |o astfJsbttaft) the Vom mandment ,.f the lx.nl t.s de ' Jewish institutions, ami to Je* i>h values * |.vouno ish.Cl"^q ne,,;;;^-. Beth David Sets Home Discussion Group Tuesday '''h David Horoa i.,s,.,, !- 'll meet for IU I -I n oo tu, . Mr and Mrs m '' ,,"i 'l"1'"1" st .....Plea "f -. I '.Ik- I o' ssaS ;ndju will b, Hy 30. 1965 +JtnlsHk*-/dton Paqe 13-A Farband-Labor Zionist Leader Here to Be Memorialized at Israel Medical Center ed as precedent-makinq by the National Jewish Wei- rd's Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, the dinner taking place above was qiven in Saiqon by the Ven- Thich Tarn Giac. director of Buddh-st Chaplaincy of ietnam Aimed Forces, to discuss chaplaincy problems head American Catholic. Jewish and Protestant mil- iplains and the head Vietnamese Buddhist. Catholic totostnnt chaplains. Shown below 'left to right) are E. Dines, assistant representative of the Asia Founda- e Venerable: and Chaplain Richard E. Diver. Jewish n-of U.S. forces in Vietnam. In deference to Chaplain :he Venerable, who is a vegetarian, the dinner was tabbi Morovitz Leaves Academy ?f i > - mi ' has si kHetoi i mj for Lh< paM _ a- assistant pi incipa) and of bc> ;i~ m "" bl'i guidance program, its __icuiar ami \outh activ- He wa also supervisor ol ^ febrew curriculum <>i cduca- M md of the AintU-irn s in strv- I lining program KNOWN CANTOR Miami want* enaaat < IKgh Holidays, er year- Hi. Has served as Con 12 year*. Please call' 374-0116 In paving, tribute to him, Qabbi Alexander G'oss principal, re- l#d R ibHi Horovitx' r^cre H >n a decide o< service *o t^e Ac ferny. Studen's w!!' a so pv tribute to Rabbi Horeviti a' 'he niryj erv ice. tat am I . U;i\ a movement in Mi; the Hapoel riamizracl .. l ;\ yean ago Rabbi 11 j o\ its wai Um motivating force in the establishment of the Meslvta Senior High School, ami served as the principal <>f the school gratis Since its inception NT BAL TVILAH CHAZENISH the Mih Holy Days. Fox Wl 5-1578 Problems Facing JDC PARIS i.lTA> The difficulties which the Joint Distribution Com- mittee faces now in its relief work overseas following the loss of sev- eral million dollars a year from German reparations were outlined here by Charles Jordan. JDC di- rector general. He addressed the Tinted Jewish Appeal Young Lead- ership Mission which arrived in Paris en route to Israel 3. RABBI Cellrar qrod eniv. dc-1 eryj ega- BJRvitits is interested in a I pulpit. Write B.O. c o | eWsaMB, coneoe qrna.. nri. free, teed speaker, versed in e -l* rthM of rabbinical 1 conar 3. Miami, ria. 33101 THEM ABOUT WELCOME SACHS The late Irving If, Sachs, one of the founders of the Farband- Labor Zionist Organization in Now York City some 40 years ago , will he honored by members of the Chaim Well mann Branch o' Farband in con junction w i 11 the Israel Hista ; drut Committee of Creator Mi ami. Announ emenl" that a room in the Greater Miami Medical Re- habilitation Center in Becnhebo, Israel, will be named for Mr Sachs who died here recently was made by Moe Levin, chairman of the Weizmann Branch. "This is most fitting way to memorialize the memory of Irv- ing Sachs, whose lifelong devo- tion to Farband, Histadrut, the entire Labor Zionist movement and to Israel will forever seive as an inspiration to those who worked with him," Levin said. Sat .1 former \ ici i ter Miami Israi Hista- drut I n ""' and co chai ol the < haim Weizmann Farband, was d out for thi honor .it i cutive i 20 at t i has< I Vssoci the 1 . -. ' I MONUMENTS INC. Open fvery Day Closed Soebcih ?40 SW57th Ave. MO 1-8583 Mfofni' Only Strictly Jewish Monument Oealer RE11C JUS SCHOOL fcvji'ERS FOR SUNt MORWsJGS EMPLE emanu-el Hfo't lauderdale I Solory Basis, Hhptimber to May Call M3-1900 or 522 5837 0 Lakeside MEMORIAL PARK AND svrs to tell them bo.it W( ,', | Tl l* be d< n UM basket si r Its ind c'jI information they I receive our hostess, a symbol el lh com- % traditional hosp ta ity, Of you may call \\ya>mtjj(j\agoii riON OPEN FOR (mONAL DIRECTOR- IEW TEACHER for rative Congregation B* North Carolina's most \ city. Home of S col- restive public school sys- | lent cultural atmosphere. . i consider Cantor-Teacher ' Send hill details and sal- J ejBJJfT Mslremnts to: Howard to < iae, resident, Be'h Divid Syna- < tefS*> -0. Box 2413, Greensboro, , Krelina 274G2. HI S-4994 wacoiti ntwcoanii Um tils wki t tot m taee MS, Aesn Please have the Welcome Wagon \ Hostess coll on me. I would like to subscribe t The Jewish floridian. Fill out rouoon and mail to Circulation Dept., M.P 0. Box 2973. Miami, Flo. 100 COPIES-$2 IPHOTO OFFSET) Anything you need copies of letters a-nrodiiced BULLETINS ) Prow lists [ B"d Paper FOAMS f WHILE YOU WAIT Cash t Carry REPORTS CONTRACTS ' Itrvmc Vijr Sm-t 19** 95 N.E. 13th Street PHONE FR 14815 SUNSHINE PRESS the Weizmann Braneh. Sachs was an active leader in the South Florida Zionist Council. Greater Miami Jewish Federation and other community causes. The Beersheba Medical Cen- ter, a joint effort of the Great- er Miami Committee for Medi- cal Services in Israel and the Histadrut Committee here, i* bein/j furnished to supply med- ical services to the fast-expand- ing Negev region of Israel. Histadrut services the medical needs of more than 70 percent of the population of Israel through its Kupat llolim and other aen des. Greater .Miami office for the Histadrut is located in the One Lincoln Road Building Rabbi Leon Kronish is honorary chair- man, and Mosbe Berman i.- execu ti\i din dor. Miami Hebrew Book Store ISRAELI & DOMESTIC GIFTS Hebrew Religious Supplies fc Synagogues, Schools A. Private Use 1585 Washington Ave. Miami Beach JE 8-3840 AMERICAN ISRAELI A RELIGIOUS STORE A. ALL RELIGIOUS ARTICLES FOR SYNAGOGUES SCHOOLS HOMES 1357 WASHINGTON AVL JE 1-7722 S. Schwani ' JTlFlil GvaianlttJ Perpetual Core Fund N.W. 25th ST. at 103rd AVE. f TU 5-1689 REPHUN'S HEBREW BOOK STORE Greater Mlrmi's Largest & Oldest Supcly Hcuse for Synoqogues, Htbrpw- & Sunday Schools. Wholesale & ftrtnil ISRAill GlfTS ASD NOVtlTltS 417 Washington Avr. JE 1-9017 ^g^# IN TIMES *Jl>? OF SORROW :> 9PHouA2ftS express what word* cannotl WE SEND SYMPATHY FLuttERS ANYWHJU txoticGaruitis MIAMI MIAMI BEACH 6354516 532-3361 CCSAl GABIES 665-5423 HOLLYWOOD 945-7051 FT. LAUDERDUE FR 1-7398 \~jordon funeral c/lemc ioj i ! i : Gordon I don MARKY (^)RDON 19CJ 1964 ^*/ C^oot/ <~ V.wnc Or* J''** Jjt ^ ll-i Avcit>ii mi7/i C-fs. OFFICES OF DISTINCTION by PAVLOW Office designs and furnishings) sUoct from manufactursK Doska, Chairs, Sofas, Credsnzas, Lamps, Evsrythlno flsr ths Office of Dittlncilost Pdvinw' mtertor dsilgn m epsee StSBJSJj> Open Rs'u'dnv Morning PAviOvV OFFICE FURNITURE. Inc ... . - "" XS^""' T.lephon.- Hlflhlanc. 4-82?! +jfi Page 14-A Today's Though*-' Rapture Among TO appreciate something we must often know its contrast Mv parents, lor example, are some- what more sensitive Americans than I. lor they lived in les- en- lightened countries and they savor fie freedom of this country more than one who never lived where freedom was limited. -J So with Judaism. Non-Jews who discover Jewish ideas and ceremonies and forma !!,;Xn more enraptured by them than Jews who take them for granted. So even with Yiddish. The language is regarded by some Jews aa a Jargon, whtoh it isnot .11 as- soriated in the minds of some Jews with old people despite the fact that many young people love it and use it. .\ interesting love affair with both Judaism and Yiddish is that of Mrs. Morris Rosenthal, ol Alameda Ubuquerque New Mexico. From her name s u woul r thai Mrs ><>- - rted to her husl i By DR. SAMUEL SILVER Non-Jews for All Things Jew.sf Fridc j: As We Were Saying: By ROBERT E. SEGAL A Teacher Fired A BRILLIANT ting the sighl four! s ro students ton's black ghetto, has I ii""1" his job. school administrators who put the , xe to young Jonaihan Kozol, novelist and former Rhodes scholar, haven't de- nied that his teaching record in a 70-year old school building includes their own earlier praise for his ami zing feal of rais- ing the class arithmetic average in two weeks from 3n per- cent to ? percent. Jonathan Kozol. getting the princely pay of $300 a month for his teaching efforts in a school system that has until recently refused to aeknowli e the existen e of even de facto x' m after a policeman-father had Ko- . use of a Langston Hughes poem in the m. Ballad of the 1 rd." II bemoai broken steps, the roof, the [heat Add the facts thai Langst 1 % poem ab esus, that Teacher Kozol la Har- vard hon( pro-UN literal into even used Rol fa I y '.'......: ., Snow] Evening'" pn s< i r sixth gra rs) and you begin to derstand why by one of the most mori- i -i hool in the nati n. Were thi m Kozol's record? Oh, yes, he had brought a French record to school and played it for the children. This was a record including "On the Bridge at Avignon." a most delightful nursery song. But in Massachusetts, a seems even French nursery rhymes are suspect. Gibson School, where Kozol gave bis labor of love to great grandsons M percent Negro; and the licated tutor was said to have been the eighth person had tried his h Inn i the fourth grade cla - - low : but Jon- ' :; i marked lhat sit-in S ' ithorities ii every reason- able ivay fcr hi ''- by -,: f their lot unwillingness ' ent ofim Dr. H 1,0 onder thai o 1 tern long : ;., re- - in- :' Mhooling and tl .,. pil,, ''''","'" '' 'ion It I long i ' tudybyth. Advisory Oommfttee to the UnHed - 'in,m,SS'"n'" .ve,,lbackinJ.-,nU,rv 3 fear that is ol m elementary schools con- tained more than 95 percent Negro pupils ' . ^ a YldJi* proverb has it: a stranger ren her Jcarnl the lan.ua. Her ***> f " Then Ibis zealous convert cameo Off the Record: Bv NATHAN ZIPRIN A New Definition Of 'Survivor SOME YEARS . i that the J i ; Li I t if the Ji take i M e notes th.it "the kind American inn i . and at much of Ami lion I 5 ji One explanation tor that vogue, he -. "is that in an a e of 'alienation' the Jew is looki I lo as an expert in estn i ent she pet petual outsider who somehow knows how to kei : out there."' Citing the extent of Jewish participation in Americai ity In poetry, fiction, peintii sic and the theatre the writer rightfully ob- U 'the superficialities "f Je it ore and more part oi I there the distinct post less JewUh whili But a Jew, and Not I ion would not ha\ nplj a -lev Ti Ijy. I '. v are i nswering the question in i I then i- which of thi it5Uers is the ntinuit) ? In n menism, I ii Jews are livii j afl their fut In the 1 e writer's the ei< I cat serve as a dam against J< tion. Jewish submergenci There is a he says, "that without the light oi ligion" nothing no: even Israel "will keep the ' 'rd Jewish from watering down in Arner. something unapecific as the word Protest in He obviously believes that only continui tachment of primacj to religious values can the \ ish conununit) Defining Ji as an "im xtrical I culture" and as the ' 11 i n fact than i Panorama: ,,v,r Into IBM 'i-v Of Albunjuenjue Beeagfc ,.,l ., Yiddish elub. compnsin. . ,k. i op the taagaaafi n , ,n the Yiddish Club has funding aat U.rner ban.l <-f zealots ha> been areaM R*. ,,nJy the RT"-ip sponsored an exhibit of N ,,,! ptitasbeals in an Alburqiirque aynagefa* re that that synauoiruo had little with Yiddish before being affected by Hn fcasas- ardor .... ot course, on Broadway. the success of the S M.ubem play, thoiiuh presented in Ki has iven new prestige to the language ,1 o| Fiddler on the Roof was . even a Harry OoUOB quip to II ,. n \- m the riajpn i- Dn ling that the deli, ous 'i i,., reaparaiaad and opt | \, M Mexico lo \- 1 Capitol Spotlight: Ali aril Joe lien Col Ha, Shi root By MILTON FRIEDMAN Vial) Boycott I a me v th f n ware >iith Th m a I hoo y * bat Al ar WILL THE : ' Ii It Bui II nti-fc u tmeru an efforts lo u rtain Comsmuuat k 1 th.it Aiiieru.ui A: !> n latio rding to Comnet i SV < rat T. [hhu wiahing to deal with U Ar., by ., il.it pc on oil;., witl ti-l pcott, beeoana apparent to the Wi to paaa ; at naaaaB" 1 in whi< h t; '"(.' k Vl Dev-*^ ' *Tred ork he r ' rets c . Bu I top I ith Ann lerce Dt p ment , > aach naVa and d>e to II. PL the new law. ngttu ii the Utah or I to I the Hou that In- : ' i int" .1 r s a I i < I c 1 By DAVID SCHWARTZ Latest Triumph oi 'i iddish >\ ords *iS" \.- IN A r i | Afru . -- dyin ] ,: .,.,, and l lv ei u Baanar 1 Cr'aViy r-os rna nxs^ni) 11 Beach. | VOUNG ISHAtL. tf Nil mmmmmm FrMery. July 33. 1965 JeH/st>nrv/(Jtorr Page 15-A \H B'nai B'rith Social Singles B'nal B pit* Social Single; will hold a dance on Saturday, \i p.m., at the Barcelona HotH Ala .ecant ~ mitten are se Jaani Kol".; Ham H. (B:!: Cohei Hov-: HayL sup.':. Shulei. Mi r: past el :eeting of the Miami Beach Mayor's Safety Com- ;rted (left to right) Dr. I. Lippman. Bayard Strell, secretary. Councilman Melvin J. Richard, Wil- Weiss, chairman. Bill Farr, vice chairman, Ted :rd E. Klober. Standing (left to right) are John .tendent. Parking Meters Department, Lt. Col. . Beach Police Traffic Department, Martin Wise- . airman. New York- State Safety Commission. George Whitney, Dr. Ben Miller, Mac D. Goldhagen, Adolph Kastenbaum, Zev Kogan, William Shorenstein, Nick Dunn, Metro Traffic Bureau, Chief Ernie Drosdich Miami Beach Beach Patrol, Abe Schonfeld, Neil Neilson. Metro Traffic Bu- reau, and Jack Duffield, Assistant City Manager Miami Beach. Safety Committee members not present are Joe Gatti. Sam Aines, Dr. Jack Greenhouse, and Seymour Silverman. II fwo Miami Youths Win Top Dairy Council Awards Here vepy special tRip, AveRy special hotel (Sheraton Tel Aviv j This American-style hotel overlooking - Medileiunean ho twiythinc Big. an-conditioned rooms (seme with balconie;). A gorgeous summing pool. Elegant restaurants. 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Thi Dairy Council has .> i Farewell Tribute To Israel Envoy WASHINGTON (JTA) A /ell tribute v as this v ee* corded to Mordecai Gazit, Minister nt the Israel Embas> v^lio frt qiiertly si rved .1- ( harge d'Al \ ice in n lungton. Leading American diplomats, membei s of t h i i i*i and ead ,, .1... \ : -! rjom- mini ' "1 Mrs '. ibM ten- I ... \ Vvraham Mr Israeli Yellgetth er rn MOST ft rom :J Coast to Coastf' ( Slop at any of our modern MILNER hotels conveniently located THROUGHOUT America! $S.$0 ft D*y fn Fail TIltVISlON All- CONDITIONING O Till IATH WAU-TO-WAU CAIPITING MODIIN FUINISHINGS mWIT MOOIATEO IOOMS COMPUTE HOTEL SEIVICI --. ... 1 hod ''*' u..-v"*>0. n M m oi .. luiea oroupi onj itlivd (! ix-rocf our Satev I ,tpt 'o* 1 tnroltorl, bro MILNER HOTELS '. '5?6 CoH. 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OCEAN VIEW % l^f Rooms. SO ^ / is low II *** rojM / ' rsaklast aUstt / as low II "In rof I '' I For Menus, Color Folder, DetaUa WnUi the Madiso* Page 18-A +Jelst fkrkHw Friday. July 30, 19^ Nothing matches Pepsis taste except New Diet Pepsi il Now you can have your cola and diet, too. New Diet Pepsi has that famous regular-Pepsi taste. Great tingle. Clean, light, refreshing flavor. It's all taste- with no unpleasant aftertaste, like ordinary diet colas. And sugar free Diet Pepsi-Cola has less than one little calorie in a whole bottle. Taste Diet Pepsi. See why it's the only diet cola with a famous cola name. \ Now enjoy Pepsi either way...diet or regular! Bottl^l fc, Nptf-Ooll .,..,. Mu |tu. * N* *r..t. *1,-n,. riort*. .., .;)>>lolm,n, f..,m wm^m 0mmm N f I (rra'Tiy rinas rvna rmstai) I VOI'SO ISMHtL t ^^Kj^u >e Fortas Named by Johnson To Court Vacancy ... Pg. 9-B ,/., 1V< ovnan s UJorti "eJeiiinish inkxridian m Miami. Florida, Friday. July 30. 1965 Section B K Peace Corps Chief Before Pioneers /art Gordon, the well-known painter, bids his wife, Peqqy. voyage aboaid the Nieuw Amsterdam prior to her sail- last week tor a European holiday. The Gordons live at NE 100th St.. Miami. si n j by ISABEL GRCVE By Special Report Han i- W (ford, i isociate direct or establishment of a large scale "Peace corps in Reverse" pro- gram Speaking at the opening ses- sion of Pi neer Women's -toui an- niversary convention al the Sher- aton Hotel in Philadelphia, Wof- ford explained thai qualified vol- unteers from other countries would he invited to America to partici- pate in community action and ed ucation programs Five volunteers from India are already at work in the United States as a pilot opera- t.on of (his project. Wofford also described a new kind of politics "the politics not ol words hu. of work: not ol offici seeking but of service; not ol p* tition hut of physical direct ai tion." He said that Pioneer v> en's WOTS in Israel was an >\ ample of this new kind of politic an i that the growth of the countrj demonstrated the potential of coi structive direct action and servta Wofford challenged the over BO delegates, representing 50.000 i'i oneer Women from the Unitei States and Canada to help extend this new politics throughout th* world Beba Idelson, deputy speaker rd the Israeli Parliament and head of Moetsel Hapoalot, sister organiza- tion of Pioneer Women, greeted th; opening session delegation. Kah i i i:. Zvi, former First Lady .ho w as to attend the co.....n- hut could not make the :.( -ru-.i because of illness ri I special message congratulating eer Women on 'is 40th inni- ., rsary The convention lasted four through Wednesday Other high- lights included addresses bj Dr Ellen Winston, United state- l m- missioner of Welfare, in- Marie Syrkin. Brandeis University pro- fessor Mrs Bola Adeho. wife of the Nigerian Ambassador to the l nited Nations, and Manhei S Shapiro, director of the National Jewish Communal Affairs De nicnt of the American Jewish >m n-.ittce. Haal I rs of the National Council of Jewish Women and three national women's organizations have formed an inter- JaUri interracial group called Women in Community Service, und< : which volunteers will recruit and screen applicants for th* :;'s training centers of the Job Corps. Signing the sement between the Office of Economic Opportunity and ;S are seated from left) Mrs. William Cooper, of Wash- Sen a national board member of the National Council of Bsh Women, act,no president of WICS. and Dr Otis A. bl< lary, director of the Job Corps. Standing (from left) are rvrnr.eta B. Washington, director ol the women's training liters cl the Job Corps; Mre. Albert Fischer, of the United Cfcurch Wcmen. acting vice president of WICS; Mrs Dorothy He. president of the National Council of Negro Women; case ''. ss Mary Donohue. of the National Council of Catholic t^Lfemen. . n I Mrs Abe I Lena Zel Meridian Ave Miami are entertaining Lena i Bier-in law and sister, Mr Mrs Abe (Fannie) Kapler. ft.os Angeles. Calif Mr tier is well-known in tV Ix* Kg e 1 e s Jewish community I e he is a member of the .lew Federation Council. Jewish lional Fund. Histadrut, City of at Duarte. and treasurer fthe Old Age Home of Califor The Kaplers will be stay- | here for a week to ten days. ver since Judge Ed Klein was Bitted to the Criminal 'ov Mavdon Hums, friend* J!i and Wilma have been tr\ -O think of some way to hoii- Ftli m Now It's all arrant: a dinner dance Oct. 23 at i-.: rings Villas PriendH Kleins say it'll be a non- ech get together just lots ! fun !r tad Mrs lsadore Sham k. -Baltimore, Md spent a week | the Sterling Hotel as part of heir three-week motor trip throui im l'< While here. the) met then- son In law d tar, snd grandxIilMren, Rabbi and Mrs Joshua Hertsberg. oi Qaeens, NY Mindy Sue. Mark and David were thrilled to l-e reunited, for however brie! a time, with their grandparent- Arthur and Claire Rosichan went to Atlanta. C.a to say hel lo to their son and daughter in law, Dick and F.llen, where Dick's studying English literature at Emory Then it was on to r him wh=re th>- senior Rom chans parted: Claire back to Mi .... ... Keep t.ie home fires burn- ing, while Art traveled to Tux- edo. NY. to the Onchiota COO ference Center for a meeting of the executive directors of the 16 leading Jewish Federations in (he US Art delivered a pro- fes-ional paper on government grants, anil then hopped back to Miami, where he and Claire are spending the last days of va- Continued on Pafe* 4-B Narburt's bavh . irilh no-uaistbantl skirls 12 rs Tl -abied. labeled st a.- r-g gooo looks all in easy-care Dacron polyester cotton. Right: A- me skirt with welt-seaming, beige, olive charcoal grey, burgundy, plue Below: Y-hipped A-ime in otlve burgundy, block 5 zes 8 to 14 in group. ipOrtftWO*' " :. .-. -. MAM ill 6 Burdmc i H< Fage 2-B Beth Am Ladies Name Chairmen rs Richard Mper. Sisterhood e Beth Am. has ....... e following commit- tee chairn Financial secretary. Joan Hajrtl m ben dp retention, Un \> thur Jacowttz and Mrs Pa\id e; hospitality. Mrs. Donald Frank ami Mrs Kdwanl Scharps; monthly publication. Mrs. B>ron Cherkas; i niongrams, Mrs. Paul Lei Ick. Kiduush. Mrs. Kermit Pern heimer; Oneg Shabbafc Mrs. Kalph Leidfler. Mrs Koso Potlucli and Mr*. Ini DrnckiMtn; bridge, Mr* Gene Earner ami Leslie Kaye; bowling. Mrs Jacqueline Woklen- berg; rummage. Mrs. Sam Rosen. Jmiaica. lilt. Sylvan Pawliger; cbildren'a dance class. Morns 0d< >sky. Stationery. Mrs. Sol Sch\vart7; special evenls. Mrs Nonnan Wein- -r; community service, Mrs. Sy Leopold; education. Mrs. Philip Bra^s; inter-faith. Mrs. Morton No- tariu* and Mrs. Byron Cherkas; programming. Mrs. Ellis Tarsehcs and Mrs. Marshall Keuer. Mildred n. Bfllin Beauty Unit Names Resnicks Mr. and Mr-. Sam Resnick. 5225 Collins Ave.. have been appointed to the City of Miami Beautifies- lion Committee bj the Miami City Council. The Resnicks have planned and counseled on landscaping activities at Jewish Home for the Aged. YVostview Country Club. T e m p I e Israel and other garden areas in Dade County. They are recent recipients of three Miami B<.unification awards for work at the Jewish Home for the Acred. Gershwin Women Install Officers Ladies' Auxiliary, decree Gersh- vin Lodge. Knights of Pythias, in stallation was held recently at the Su 1'side Center. The following will hold office for the 1965-66 term; Headlines Belle Kroll. president; Mae Marin. membership; Evelyn Streiff. fund-raising; Fannie Fur- shman, recording secretary: Lor- raine Sherr, financial secretary. Mesdames Frances Eilen. social secretary; Pauline Gross, corre- cpondlng secretary; Fay Wein- stein, treasurer; and Elsie Herman parliamentarian. In the summer when it sii chiliad soup- oiler us lha thirst quenching refreshment of a bever- age with the nourishment of a ;>"" HOW universally popular such ...iips are can easily be seen when We note the origins of the many recipes for them. For example, from the shores of the Mediterran- ean have come (i.i-r-acho. I com- bination of chopped raw vegeta- laa, and Red Bisque, an inspired blend of tomato and pimento. Our grandmothers brought their recipes for borsht and schav from eastern Europe, and for fruit soups from lands as far apart as Scandin avia and the Balkans. While rich and elegant Vichysois-e WW the invention of a French chef, it mi actually created in the United States. Served icy cold, the many excellent canned soups are as d- UciOUS as they are popular in Is- rael and Europe as well as in America. Since summer is the time when the living Should be easy and we I should take advantage of all the prepared and packaged foods at I our command, our recipes lor to- day are suggestions for jiffy chilled . soups, some of which require no cooking at all. The Red Bisque mentioned above can be prepared in | blender First drain a 4-Ol can or jar ol pimento*, reserve half of one pimento and cut the remain- ing ones into small pieces. Place them in a blender, add 2 cups of tomato juice, and blend until smooth, chill thoroughly. Cut the reserved pimento into strips and use as a garnish. This amount serves 2. When grandmother made her schav she used sorrel or sour grass spent many minutes in its prepara- tion, and considered the effort well worth-while Sorrel is rather hard to find in our markets, so making a true srhav Is not always possible. even if we wanted to. Quick, easy, delicious, and very similar taste is a jiffy bors-ht which we can pre- I pare w ith chopped frozen spinach. Since the spinach, unlike the sor- rel, is not naturally tart, we add lemon juice and citric acid We can also prepare a quick and novel s. 6. y%>* / -JenUtncrMtor Cooking Friday, luly 3"! C omer borsht of tomato juice and buttci nnlk, wimh. like she Bad Bisque. ,...,. o ro king al all. it maj be served in bowls but Is delightful poured into glasses and drunk as , be v era-.' Without the sour cream this borsht is very low in calorie*, yet has a rich texture an.l flavor. jiffy Spinach Borsht (Mock Sch.v) 2 cups water i teaspoon >a" 3 pieces sour sal: about the size of peas 3 to 4 tablespoons sugar, to taste 1 afro* package chopped frozen spinach 1/3 to 1/2 cup dairy sour cream. to taste 1 ** ., . Lemon juice to taste, if desired Place the water, salt, sour salt citric acid), and sugar in a sauce, pan. bring to boil, and stir uii.il the sour salt is dissolved. Add the spinach, bring to a full boil, and >i m mer for 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and chill until icy cold. .iu-t before serving beat the egg until light and Uuck and beat the sour cream until smooth S.u into the borsht Add lemon juice to taste, if desired Serve in bowls. To servo as a beverage, whirl in a blender until smooth. This amount. This amount makes from 2*1 to 3 enrps of borsht. The proportions of salt, sugar, sour cream and acid may be varied to taste, use the maximum amount Of sugar and additional lemon juice For a creamy borsht use the maxi- mum amount of cream. For a hearty dish, add a hot boiled po- tato or a sliced hard cooked egg. Jiffy Tarns to Borsht m cups canned tomato juice 3 cups buttermilk a cup canned tomato sauce ' = teaspoon salt l1; tablespoons sugar | Dairy sour cream or lemon wedges Place all ingredients in a large mixing bowl and stir to blend. Chill until very cold. Serve in bowls with a topping of MHir cream, or as a beverage in glasses with lemon wedges, This amount makes 6 sere- Bonos spoon of bo in your blender. - then add a 10 ''' htir] un- til sn oot d cold water, and chill ; .es This amount . maki Digging into dinner at the Famous Restaurant, auto lea^j executive Bernie Bernstein and wile. Karol, take tone out * a souvenir photo at the Washington Ave. edY- The 3er> steins, who live in Miami Shores, are longtime Dade resnen^ Council Coffee Set Wednesday Coffee and Council are ^iJjy^S.cC^lO^ minds of the members of Shores Division. Niton. Council of Jew ^onal c, ., ish Women, as they welcome in- Jewish Won,. ,,,,,.,-. terested women to attend a coffee cbjj- national ; ..nd o\. for prospective members next the areas ol community er. Wednesday at the home of Mrs and public afRBBM CIVI THf mentis am ... A TTLE OF CJRSELF BE A UNITED FUND VOIUNTEER Dr. Wo/fson fo be Speaker The fifth lecture in the series on > and th< Reli the V. | p, Abral n W son bi g Adult Education on Thursday morning. 10 to 12 noon, in the auditorium of Wast- -1 "-2:i4 Washington ^v' '' and humorous recita tion.s by \ Burstein ril] precede Dr Wolf son's talk. Hava tfftat uslncss Meeting. Banquet, or pedal Occasion f You'll fmd completo facilities to exactly satisfy your needs in the Kismet, Aladdin, ScHeberaxade a i Rubaiyat Rooms, bo it for o wedding or o privoto party I HAZEL ALLISON Oalirlwa Dir+cfr, JE 1-6061 st. a c*nina *. Congratulations in order? The- f; no '-'> er! 0u'er"tc^' Z stal S> to the last ents, a wed Bar M i s I, Part.es from 25 to 500 Call Morris Waldman JE 8-5731 far an appo.ntment. He'll be happy to discuss your plans. _ No obligation, of course. Wald man DIETARY LAWS STRICTLV OBSERVED (g) ON TM1 OCIAN AT 43rd STUEBT. MIAMI BEACH M e MEET PERFECTIONISTS IN THE CATERING FIELD They am uneojasltad w their prc*tssKM. > Thty ea ns diUdo's cstrmi start. That wll sake a success of aoj aarty... s wtCdnf... s Bar stitrvah*... s besinsss Haflaj or i social ItrcVon. The all ! ssrvs ttom 20 to 1000 Omars wfttt ttaa food siptrthr prtoarsd in ths *l do's newT osecrited Cotillion Room. Trey I arrsnee W whsttvtr space you reat-rs. Call Mr. Takhatr st Jltterson Wll or ths kast hmcton you'*i ever ha*l xuarsoat cotiurs avtaut tao i.m.ois ataa suti 1 (nnS-y r~i3 n-13 nxu-na) I Reach 5 VOl'NG lSHtL. 910 NE 1T1S ssstt at i RMsVMli I \ Friday, July 30, 1965 +Jmlst> fir r Minn Paa 3-B lizrachi Women lame Chairman By Special Report v ; ores! I'll, i I -... ill serve aa chairman con- ntion ol the llutrachi Women's r f America, it was j Mn BU Resnikoff, | lent. from the Dlstri I ol Colum. will attend the fbur-daj m< I scheduled for Nov. ~ to 10 Atlantic City, N.J. Irs Young holds offii as na- etarj <>t the women's | (Zionist i, h i ;.' "ales extei live net- i | ,n-.. ia! w e institutions In to ... i o of. For- Hill* an Mrs Haj m Leaf, "I x \ Y uill sei L- nd co i Bureau of Jewish Education Announces Committee Appointments for Next Year iriety Slates \e Cream Party idults nd children .ir* in- ro to the Suburban League's an i cream pai tj and -Jiow on irdaj noon at Variety c'hil- Hoepital eague president, Mrs. Alan t/. announced ih;ii parent! and Idn-n will Ih> welcome to come see Chan. 4"l Skipper Chuck .i complete ahow. -chairmen <( the party are Robert Gdbtrg. 7388 sw Hist , and Mr- William B Cooper, SW ''th St. uncil Women \o to Movies' ith Youth Here unteera from the Grenter Mi- Section, Nation.il Council of j Women, accompanied chil- rom the Operation Head itder Horizons Program to \nx of "Mary Poppins" at inlevard Theatre ration Headatart is part of ! n udent Johnson war on pov- im, with emphasis on action to help children of lii'd opportunity set .i k o o >i in school mbers ol the Greater Miami lion National Council of Jew Women, have traditionally I with h in ; i H oe I and "in >n\ lleged children, including Ideal and the b luncil ia an integral part of special ed ication proi ram of Count] -. hooj System. lunteera al th- "Mar) Pop showing include I Mrs llarrj ii -. Uon vice president <>f i i i and Mrs. J<>- in VS. ISKAll YOUNG Youngster Wins Merit Award Roberta S hwarte w h se I a n is R iberti l;. an and who has need nd modeled since .r-e two, b for i haritj organiza- has re< eii '',1 a merit awar I the Dairy Council of South Florida riie daughter Of Mr and Mrs Sol Schwartz, 1560 NE Hist St.. No Miami, ha- soloed on T\' Chan 7 Circua and at Carl Pogto'l an- nual recital in Dade County Audi- torium. Now eight yean old, she earned .. pin for .scholarship at Natural Undue Elementary and an honor certificate from her reUgtoua school for excellence in Bible cus- toms She is a Brownie and takes Red Cross swim courses The Dairy Council has a contin- uing program to honor mcritnn mis young people in Dade Count) Nominations can he <-rnt to Agnes Edwards, '."Oi N\v :th St, Miami. Miami Woman Attends Confab ' Mrs Herbert J Teller, of 9005 SW 87th SI represented I/>rhe'" Chapter as official delegate this week at the .SHth annual convention nl the Children s Asthma Research Institute and Hospital at Denver. The fn da) con. lave gathered delegates from the center'a volun- teer women's auxiliaries in 23 es that raise funds through round social activities t-.> tup port the tree non sectarian treat- ment-care and research program. Mrs Teller observed the mosl recent adi inces in asthma aller- the institu.e thai have received $1.5 million for |j mg the nature and the disease Committee ippointmenta in the lew ish Bducati -n for I )ear 196568 were an nounced W ednesda) bj Jose p h lent Of the Bureau Bu I'maiK e Committee " ill bt he ided b) Meyer A Raskin, hi i pn sident of the Bui ea Other members include Judge Fred d, ii seph Cohen, Meh > n I- rumkes \i,i\ Meisel Hen Meyers, Leon Rosoff, Joe Zalis, and Leon- ard Zilbt \ tucation Committee, which spons rs Jewish Book Month locally, "ill be headed by Melvyn Ft mkes, s crejarj of the Bureau i ii lude io-i ph Abelow S lei April, Meyer A. Bas- kin Mrs Joseph Duntov, Mrs. Dor- oth) Krieger Pink, l>r Max A. Lipschitz Rabbi Sol Landau. Al Shi an Joshua Stadlan, and Mrs Alfred Stone, Library Committee of the Bu- reau, which directs the purchase of books and supervises circula- tion in the Bureau's Central Jew- ish Library at 940 Lincoln Rd., consists of Mrs. Joseph Dtintov, honorary vice president of the Bu- reau, chairman, and also in- cludes Mrs. Joseph Abelow, co- chairman. Dr. Philip Gotlieb, Morris Honigfoaum, Mrs. David Muskat, Dr. Maxwell Dauer, and Dr. Isaac Unterman. Buildinc Committee of the Bu- reau will be charged with future planning for Bureau occupancy and consists of Ben Zion Ginsburg, chairman, and Theodore Berman, Harold Jaffer. Jack Katzn-.an. Ben Meyers. Mrs. Matilda Katner. Har- ry Simonhofl Charles Wrirtberg. and Leonard Zilbert. Bureau's Board of Review arbi- trates complaints among teachers and schools and is headed by Mrs Anna Brenner Meyers, chairman, and includes Judge Fret I Barad, co-chairman. Rabbi Shimon Azulay. | M. A Raskin. Melvyn Frumkes, 1 Rnhbi Morton Malavaky, Louis Schwartzman, and Mrs. Joshua >tadlan '< a n flit ocean at miaroi beach A new standard of elegance on Miami Beach. Superbly planned and executed weddings, luncheons, business meetings ...ranging from 10 to 1000. OR ,% a miaml conn try dob getting Spaciousness k the keynote of your affair amidst the phishness of the Doral Country Club. Weddings, confirmations, banquets are enhanced by the country club atmos phcre of thia resort-estate. For complete details, please call ____ Mr. Dm Id Kovac, Director of Food and Beveragt Doral Beach Hotel and Country Club. i JE 2-3600 _rL lay. Louis Schwartzman, Louis Gadon, and Dr. Isaac Unterman. Tin i reau'a Nominatin Itet i hit li recommends both ol luer- and members of the B i i ectora vill be chaired b) Ben Me) ers, past presi lenl : au, and includes M i\ l i \ Baskin, Dr In ii Oscar Mamber, \l I >--i|>. Mra ] K.it/in: ii. and \l i Mai ilda ' ner Teachers w e 1 f a r e Com mil I stimulates retirement p r o g r a n - medical insuran e pr for teachers in all Jewish sch Judge Fred Barad ia chairman and the committee includes 1 d re Berman, Melvyn Frumkes an I Louis Schwart/man The Bureau's Public Relations Committee will be headed by Al -ii>. vice pi eaidenl of the Bui and iii include Mra M \ Baskin Ed Cohen, Mrs. Louis Glasser . Herbert Shapiro This committei will interpret ami publicize the function and program of tl Bu- io the nen- ral commt Ccmmittee on Secondary edu- cation has been formed with Zen Zion Ginsburg as chairman The committee will review the work of the Bureau's Central Hebrew High School and attempt the oos- sible expansion of scconda-. ed- ucation in the community. ... .1 \ Baskin, Hei n an I Joe Zalis. Cohen t all < ill be ". mith tlieir duties motion al mi i eau ol .'ex- ish Edui eld in Septi Noted Poet Memorialized i be Laramon Radi r P r y Id its monthl) m< the home of Mr I < al. 1 >:' Tuesday Memtx rs offered 'trial positions in mi mortal I to the late poel Josi ph Ausl critic and judgi I '' 1959 ed m l Gables last mo Board Of License of ihe Bureau screens applications for Hebrew. Sunda) School, ami pre-scbool lea.hers before recommending leather licensing for qualified leathers Board of License is ree ognized b) th<- National Board of Lnen.se of ihe American Associa- tion ior Jewish Education. Rabbi Solomon Schiff is chairman, and the committee includes Rabbi Shi- mon Azulay, Judge Fred Barad. Herbert Beruer. Hen Zion (iuis burg, Abraham Gittelaon, Herzl Honor. Oscar Mamber, Joshua Stadia:, .itl,i Dr Isaac I'nterm.nl The Bureau's Teacher Place- ment Committee publishes a reg- istry for all teachers and recom- mends teacher placement in Jewish Schools. Oscar Mamber is chairman, and the committee also includes Rabbi Shimon Aau- THE msrwM: ti:icit\< k 340 Biscayne Boulevard Miami, Florida FACING EISCAYNE BAY "WHf*f THf STARS AND HIAVIN JOIN rOUt ftSTIViTIES" AT THE BEAUTIFUl NEWLY DECORATED SI VIU H.ll I 1IAIJJUIOM SEATING UP TO 300 * WEDDINGS CONFIRMATIONS BANQUETS LUNCHEONS RECEPTIONS MEETINGS CATERING Strictly Kosher Facilities Avefable Oeder Supervisiea d RABBI TIBO H STERN CALL Miss SHIRLEY, Calei ng Manager, FR 5-3792 CHANDLER'S 21 st & Collins Ave.. Miami Beach Now a FIRST in Miami Beach T-BONE STEAKS LADIES CUT ROAST BEEF i SUMMER SPECIALS at Summer Prices W.'v. added >ome old tovor.fet to our VAtlED MtNU. Tndrlcm Rraoul a la Deutch, Stuffed Cabbage. Chicken Paprika.h BANQUET FACILITIES Harding Ava."* 95h St., Surfsida Plan to i lake your net benquef, te''monlol dinner or wedding parly YOJRS EXCLUSIVELY in Ihe elegance of CHANDLER S SURFSIDE (formerly Maxlm'il. Catering Manager JE 8-0523. '''"" U.S. Official Rebukes Nasser WASHINGTON (JTA) Com- menting ii a ttatement h> Prea iricnt Nasser of Egypt thai the la rael Arab dispute could be resolved onlj by war a State Department spokesman Ihia week voiced oppo sition to the use ol force In the Middle East State Department spokesman Robert McCloskey said: "We re- main committed to the defense of the independence and terri- torial integrity of all Near East- ern states." His comments were elicited by questions based on a television interview with Nas- ser, telecast here recently. Mr. Met loskj v ii al o queried aboul Nasser'a assertion thai new American aid was being disctu He said the State Department, was Nassi: inti r< t. bul had . ived a formal req for nt w assistance However, tl ha\t !'< contacU inn.. .i new program. SUPERB CATERING IN A LUXURIOUS NEW SETTING Miami's newest, most beautiful accommodations for weddings, club luncheons, banquets, bar mitzvahs. card parties, confirmations, receptions, etc. Parking on prem.ses. For groups from 15 to 1500...superb cuisine...fine wines, experienced, personalized attention. Call Joseph Meyers, Catering Manager, 379-8861. DUPONT PLAZA HOTEL 1 ?. ; < i i Perrto 1A-* Pcge 4-B Jenistfkrkfiar Friccv, July 30, lejjl Continue roi P9 ' cation at the cabana and other - of leisure, prior to Art return to the office Monday. which he heads as ClieJ ot the Greater Miami Jewish K-avia- tion Mr and Mrs. SelwyB G Wo in- . oi North Miami Beach, are planning to spend the week- end at In <' on Duck Key. n hid) it vt ill be a few dajs with Dr. and Mrs. Mark Wynn. of Marathon. Selwyn'S brother and jster-hvlaw. . Note from Loch Sheldrake. N Y that Florence Kupperniaii is "having a ball" Then it's off to Woodmcre. LI after which Florence expect- :o return to Miami on Tuesday. Now that Marvin B. Guberman ICk at their S23t> SW 42nd St. homo alter his auto accident. Bhona will be flying to New- York to pick up the eldest Gu- berman daughter. Shelly With Rhona will be the couples two moppe:s. and they all plan to the Fair and relative.- in New Jersey. . Mr. and Mrs Herman Sun have Aug. 22 circled on their cal- endar That's t.'ie day their ton. Fred, a recent University of Miami graduate, will be getting married Officiating "ill be his brother, Kobert. a rabbi, from New Y'ork. * Minna Lea Forer. 17. is thrilled at hein? :he lead in "The Chairs," by Eugene Inesco, on Sunday, 2 n m at Beaumont Hall of the U of Miami eiapn .intheph.>. ,he daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mike Forer will be paying I M woman.. MinnasUen attending drama classes on cam- mis during the summer < . P.ember of National I oi ensic League. French Club and Thespian Club ... She vms under- study lor the temimne lead in l.u Glass Menagerie, and vot- ed best supporting actress .' Coral Gables Huh la>; Jjear Minna, a veteran act re-- eleven years, will be appearing in Thurbei's 'Carnival" at the Merry-Go-Round shortly. It s been a joyful summer for the Irving Jacobsons. of 435 SW 19th Rd. July 11. Irving and Jean celebrated the birthday of their youngest child, Joy. with a sixteen party held at their home Then- son. Dr Ralph Jacobean, his wife Phyllis, and their two children. Michael and Laurie Ann. have Just an they are home to stay . Dr. .i ''Ms been serving as captain in the Air Force the past two yean Their tour si ser- vice completed, the you::.: coupk will make their home in Miami where Dr Jacobson will practice dentistry ... Dr. Jacobson at- tended Emory University ami the University of Baltimore Dental School . Irving and Jean have another daughter, Shirley, who with hus- band Norman Luger. and SOBI Mark and David, also call Miami home Now that the family Schechter School Now Registering Registration is now being" ac- der the personal supervision of cepted in the Solomon Schechter Dr. Irving Lehrman and under the Day School ol Temple Emami-El. direction of Samuel J. Leibowitz, now in its eighth year of operation, new education director at Temple Raphael K. Yunes. chairman of the Emanu-El. B>ard of Education, announced. Classes meet in the Temple" - Class at the nursery and Xor.h Branch Building at 77th St, kindergarten level and extend ;,,| Dickens Ave through fifth grade. A11 teacherSi in ,,, the He- "Children who are accustomed brew an,i English Departments to small classes and to receiving have been selected for their quali- indnidual attention will find t'i fications and experience in order tame pattern followed in the Solo- ,h:,t they may bring to the chil- monSchechter Day School," Yunes ,>,,. the finest education possi- said. The curriculum combines sec- liar studies that meet all stan- cards of the Dade County Board cf Public Instruction, "with the ultimata in Jewish education. In *nswer to Hie demand of the community," Yunes said, "pro- visions have been made for those children who have not had any previojs education in Hebrew as a language to bring them up to the level of their fellow students t their own speed and without *he st-ain of keeping up at the elaa level." The entire school program is un- ble."' Yunes declared. ll<>t lunches are served, an.i transportation is provided by the Temple's fltel ol buses are together for the first time in , Jong time. Jean and Irving will have all their children and grand- children with Item when they oh- serw their :i2ud anniversary or Aug. 12. t t , Barbara Adler has been wnt ing her parents, the Louis Adlers, of 180 HI 133th St, enthusiastic letters about her grand tour Ol Europe She even tcleplioned from Florence. Italy. Baking for more money because the shop- pia| is tOO wonderful to pass up Barbara, whose dad is the noted musician here, has been to concerts in Vienna and Koine Another unforgettable experience skiing on the Dead Sea in Is- rael Meanwhile. Lou's taking a respite from his musical activ- ities, and the Adlers' son, Am old. is completing courses at Dade Junior CoDc a Teenage beauty pageaol .it the e on Sunday wu as fabulo is anj Miss Universe d iu-" Ten-month Alan Cho- drow. in hi- .lad's arms, I ,n with deep concentration . Junior and senior entries in- cluded Caren Levine. Karen Ung- er, Susan Prince. Deborah Le- vine. Susan Sel;zer. I/>ri Smo- lin. Mollie Sandrew, Nancy Son- enberg, Plullis Cheracoff, Marcia Greene, Sue Kaplar, Lisa Burdo. Carolyn Orr. Su-an Spar. * Completing a two-week vaca- tion in Miami Bea*.h at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton i Miriam I Sirkio are Mr. and Mrs. Dick dUitlue) Sirkin Dicks an executive with the Charlotte Ob- server, and a Miami Beach High aj aduate as is Kiithie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sindell The young SirJuiu aaso mm ted the Sindells, now living m Pompano Beadi, when not busy a: the Di- Lido Hotel cabana and pool area tunning with their children. Boh 4. and Robtn 9 months Ajao participating in the family fun were two sets "t great grand- parents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Su garmen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sirkin. COMPLETELY- NEW AND ' SUPERIOR Jewish Chaplain Appointed Michele Levin To Play Saturday Miami pianist, Michele Levin. >\i!l play Rhapsody in Blue' at the Saturday nigh) Greater Miami f'hilharmonic Twilight Concert at Marine Stadium. The youthful pianist will l>e ma- king her second orchestral appeal ante in Miami. Tyf) years ago, at the a-.'e of 18, she became the ungeat pomon ever to be award- ed a Baehelor"s degree from the Curtis Institute of Music in Phila- RRl'SSLLS-.JTAi-Rabbi Hilkl dclphia. Medalir. -oiritnal leader of the * Wish community ctf Antwerp. ^oWoati uTreceWea lJ(^r'S as been appointed chaplain for degree in co Chef BOY-\R-DJ MARINARA This year, she became the fir.-* er's mposition from the and * J>**.V 111 *'UII|/"-|U"l| 11**111 Jewish students at the Catholic wrtd-renowned school. 1 iiuTMty of Louvain. There are ghe is the daughter of Dr. l.o students at the university. Mrs. Herbert S. Levin, of 530 SW practically all of them American, luh Ct, Miami. This is the first time that contact ^^^^^ I.- been established between the Jewish students at the university and tin local Jewish communities I aiis are also under v%j n.i Uie opening ot a keahor restaurant in a aommunity center in Louvain. At last! A margarine with all three . t. 10Oo AY FREE X LIQUID MAZOLA CORN OIL 3. NEW NO-BURN FORMULA MAZOLA MARGARINE \ i The 3 000 deadweight ton cargo motorship Esther.' th.e lust ocean-going merchant vessel built in Israel smen the cwgn oil King Solomon, is now a busy member of the Zim Um i lleet.f plying on the company's seivice between Israel ana v^-or*. The "Esther," built by Israel Shipyards Ltd., ci Hcfifa was launched on Apr. 7, 1964. and delivered to r.er OWSan lest Apr. 11. She is the 65th vessel in the Zim Lines fleet and d be followed by two more Israel-built s^teif.os. t.-. MS Hanna. to be launched shortly at Haifa. cr.c an a Ft named vessel. Argentine Writers Protest Moscow BUENOS A1EES (JTA1 The Argen ine Writers Association i pressed Its "deep concern" here this week over anti-Jewish dis crimination in the Soviet l*i In a letter sent to Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. the Association de plored the policy soppn ing the puMioation Of books in Hebrew and Yiddish ami the functioning "f -Jew- ish .heaters and schools ui Ruaais Such a policy of discrimisM tion." tile letter declared, is Ha- grant!} contradictory to the called policy of nationalista in Russia. Language and religion constitute inu and i r . nd i notiiii 1rtve a i n free *m >-< mail ";; Citing I im iati at bias ie. sal Latin v-encan < x on Diarrimin ;i !(-. I ssk. h. aatemetU treatment ot Sm let JUM "' "'..n i rstatfng .itvi irregular The letter a >- paod bj P nun (iutieii. mid) "i Association i tugul ana i Carlos \ iHiv sot i FREE FREE FREE JUST MAIL A CARD OR LETTER AND YOU W|U WILL RECEIVE IN COLOR A lEAtfl JL ^MORRISON^SCHfFFfe JEWISH CALENDAR FOR THE NEW EAR Hsft HUU JMAU TO THf m'MBER ONE PROVISIONS 4 O. No. 1 ALTON ROAD MIAM. (EACH. FLA. K>* A TASTE TREAT TRY OUR TuEreK Buono?...ltvs Geshmakste! Whether you Jesci iba it iu Italian or Jewish, thii great sa-.icc is tha ta^ticst-the recipe of seafaring IUuan folk. Now, Chef-Boy-Ar- Dee givua >ou an authentic ver- sion of Sauce Maimaia-with big pieces of Italian-style plun toma- toes, lich and zeaty with onions, herhn. spices and olive oil. For spaghetti, noodles ar.d rice, n>>'at. fish and egg dishesits geshmakste.. .and ineatlessl NEW 1 LB. 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Westview Country Club so thai the | could meel their ton, Wilham (Case's i>cst , ,ki dau bier of Ha. and Mra Herbert ;, (i.nk and iH'iiiiv wore .> yellow print [, gown anil wai aa vivid and excited as I; pi agi i -iri can in- in the receivinK i them were the grandparents, Mra Wil . >i Mr anil Mrs. Sam Roean, and Mr j Samuel Katz. Tin* buJfel table was ^ sparkling fountain filled with roses and ^ mponu m <-*. ti table, a tamp with white roved a conversation piece Strolling vi- ided -i -"it baekgtouad i<>i tin' animated lk :.. thai went on from Bve until eight. The t l uill ba in late Neptrmber Amonj; th>' n i-t- ware Mr. and Mrs S T. Taylor plr Mra Abo Waxenberg, Mr and Mn Ion' r, Mr and Mrs Harold Maaharg Mr and Mrs larr) l'rohman. Mr. and Mra. Jamea Cabba, i Mi Brand, Mr. and Mrs itttbrri laeaing Mr *d Mr- Ixzj Hecht, Mrs, Herbert Taaan Mil [r and Mr- Morn-. I.om.iskin. Mr and |l|!'- in: Greenfield, and Mr and Mrs Sair. nson IIRC FIDDLED I this Nero. Peter Nero, didn't fiddle, li<' the piano and what a pi.mo at tin- fifth of the Summer "Pops" in the Miami Auditorium Bob Breeskin, the director I i com icted the concert says that Peter adorable, voung and cute, i~ one of the most t.d t-ntfii musicians in the world 11 music todaj Bob waa wearing a full-length gray tux that he had bronghl back from Korea Annette, his wife, looked very glamorous In flowing black chiffon, Among the man) young felka in the- audience wit;' Jill Goldatrich, Bonnie Morn-. David Goldin, sii-.m Yunes Other guests include I Mr and Mra. I'arthold Strauss. Mr and Mrs Bugene Weiss, Mr and Mrs. Leo AeLei man. Mme. Mana Zucca, Mr ami Mrs. Aaron Parr Mrs p, f. Breslauer, Mr and Mrs. Leonard Wten, Mr and Mi Sidne) Rosenbi rg, Mrs i i. Bloom, and Mr. and Mrs Melvin .1 Richard, The cute Little redhead with Bather and Sidne) Bchwarti is their grand- daughter, Jan Ellen Berger, from Chicago She i- Mttingwtben a merr) (has.. SMART ALL OF THEM Jcs-if iMrs Samuel Gertman, who attend- ed the School ii Social Work at the University of Maryland laat year, is in Miami tar she summei working with the Miami Housing Authority, Daughter Susy, who goes to Goucher, is bare tor the summer, loo, working at Cedare of Lebanon Hospital. Son Dick, who goes to Tulaaa ini- \fi-it>. is using Miami as a baee lor his job with the L'niNcrsity (r| Miami .Marine Biology Laboratory Son Paul had to say put at the Johns Hopkins Medical School Comes the fall and the three Gertmaaa will &> back to their respective schools. * THIS IS MY ROOM There were three signs over three bedroom doors. This is my room. They were signed Stevie Julie. Su-\ The si^ns were in the house o( n and Mrs Philip Wetastain Jr., in Hollv WOOd, Kla. Juliet Mis Hyi I.ieher. tiom I'hoen i\. came tO visit her arandchil lien. I>ut she real ly didn't need the signs to tell her which was which Juliet comes at least twice a year, once with Hy and once without The Miami contin- ' oi her friends always troop up to BBC her She hasn't changed a bM Francs Lehman Noted Hebrew Novelist Moshe Shamir Highlights Jewish Teacher Institute By Special Report One of the outstanding Hebrew novelists of Israel. IfOatM Shamir. a as guest speaker at the annual I Irael Might on Sunday. highlight 1 the 14th annual Educators Sem- inar held on the campus of 0 r nell Univerait) from Jul) -i to 25, under the auspices of the Dl | ment of Education and Culture the Jew ish Agenc) Amei lean Si i tion. Shamir Is one oi 11 I Ish authi rs and scholars sen as members o I \'s- iting lecturers at the Insl tute al tended by some 100 American Jewish educators from throughout the country. Othtr speakers at the Israel N'.-jht meeting were Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield director of the Education and Culture Depart- ment or tho Jewish Agency- American Section, who present- ed *n evaluation of "SJsamir's Contribution to Hebrew Reborn;" and Pre*. Milton Konwitt, of Cor- nell Univorsiry, who served as chairman. Provost Tin.ma- Macke-ey. of Cornell University, extended eetings In behalf ol the univer gity. Israel Night also include,I a program of Israeli folk songs ami dances under the supervision of Harold Greenberg. who served as coordinator "f the summer insti tute, Shamir, lx>rn in Safad in 1921. i> MOSHf SHAMIR the winner of many Israeli priw;* for his nowls He won the kin Prize in 1948 and the Biali-i Prize m 1965. one of his novels, Kins; of Flesh and Blood," waa published in English by Vanguard Press in 1068 An ex erpt from bis first novel, He walked Through the Fields. app< ared in the a i tin log). "Sound the Great Triun pet." publ 'led b) Whittier Books ,n 1966 ue Sisters Will h Wednesday 1 nitC I Order of True ill celebrate True Slate ednesda) at Tony's Fish til luncheon and a !* nuance of "The !>runk Mas i; ithtieUI is chair , da) order of True Sisters was rt lB4i and is one of the men service organiza e l'l ted Mates ropj is N:i Among its - it enga the Spei 1 i .,t Van . n 11" pital i me w Inner in Her it iui) of the aid Salad Sparkler >r the Summer U -ht. bright in. r ating vi'i extra tan ist -..... sparklers like i Pct'ika Garlic Dressing i i Planters Paatwl oil rineger :'. teaapaaaj finely chopped t(.,i.on salt teen paprika t<.. poon sugar mb e all the Ingredients thor I. ii obiU oU before using New un sal ted Mazola Margarine now certified Kosher and Parve. ROOM FOR RENT VHI RCASONAME uii 1 -chen Priites. hon FR 9-5286 Utweci 5 ni 9 p.m. \ BITE SIZE KNISHES, ntses A Fancy Hot or Cold Hrs d oeuvres for your cock- tail p.-rty or rtoal social furvc- n. Made to your order. Fre livery. FOR A TREAT HARD BEAT Cat! 532-1155. If no answer 53T5W3. MM jyiarganne There are 4 more impurtant reasons why you should huy new (sweet) 1 nsulted Mazola Margarine. 1 It contains I It) the sodium of other sweet unsalied margarine. 2 It's the onlv sweet margarine that conlaink pure liquid Mazola Corn Oil. ^ It's the only unulted margarine thai won't burn at normal frying temperature. ^ You'll find both uruulted and regular, lightly-sailed Mazola Margarine in your grocer's dairs case STORE COUPON i saveT* toward the purchase of 1 lb. unsalted Mazola Margarine. TO TKr OCAtfK ff t Main > M- cc.it m mm aHiserbvi mi ir pnft>> bt a MMiyMi cl MM rvcrifird o*act til 7. -t, J. raiUliM iirw ftmt4 frirlt.*^ Kim f plica l tk trnit cl ll'H a**wm > **' Ii- citli.li MUltlrtX fnui. Coup* may nel S ,.*>* ItcS > y vm sk> ,...'i>d hv r.it.idf MMHHV. ***. l"tll- tuiioo.i ur, or >> pnaiklwA l MMr.iic mlrMiM ntUmtn p> n> >!* taa Invoice, thow.nf ysur pwpjct t wB.i.>i tt '> H "<" mmm*' p"WUl t-s- llHIPtm miat !""* IHIWl Cuk nclMpllM luc: I 20 It. bet* "!> Hi C MM > ac.il.~c M But SI- ,, .1 c."H PrtaiMU Salt! Oo.. 1*1, Cllalta. !. JMMSg^^ *Je^tncrkBar Friday. July 30, ,*- Pcce 6-8 \ ranee , J> ina We the Women WOMAN OF THE WEEK Lee is -ion years In Newberg. N.Y. She remembers what cided change came over the country when rankl IK .. no Roosevelt was elected prtsldent. Desp,te the dvnsriM and the loss of her father's haberdashery store. Lee sJu.m ife as a harpy one. It has left a lasting impression on her cheerful, pleasant personality. Lee went to Syracuse and Ohio Wesleyan lniversit.es. where she Studied advertising and r-urnalism. using her acquired knowledge in her honu town during the summers. She met Morris, or Pat as he is called, in October. They were engaged in January and mar ried In July They spent one year in Mansfield. O.. where Pat man- aged the Cray Drug Store Then came the war, and he went into service as a commander on a Mer- chant Marine vessel in the Pacific Meantime, friends had been urn Ing to tell them bow wonderful Florida living was. So alter he re turned to civilian life, they move I to Miami Pat is a pharmacist, and the Greene Drug Store on 17th SI has been a landmark for the past 20 years. The Greenes have two children Nancy, who goes to Ooral Gables High School, and Richard, who this summer is with a repertory group in Rock Arrow, Mo Rich- ard is active lx>th in debating and the theater. Pat thinks :hat woman's place is in the home. SO Lee has full charge of the house, as he has of the Store Lee has always been synagogue-minded, and they have adopt'.1 Temple Israel as part of their family She came through the ranks of various chairmanship, m the Sisterhood until now she is president of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel PTA work as Civil Defense chairman has long dogged her footsteps and she has been a Girl Scout leader for four years The Greenes lead a very normal, quiet life They like to take trips together For the past six year-, they have gone to Greenbriar in September. They look forward to it all year. Stereo is a major activity in the Greene family Pat takes pride in his roses and the one oranue tree on which he lavishes a lot of affection and fertilizer. Six doz- en oranges are a lot of oranges, he thinks, from one tiee They tind time for a little swimming and golf but not enough Lee and Pat are not concert-goers or card players, They enjoy dancing, the movie-, dinner and long, pleasant discussions With friend- who have 'he same interest- - theirs. They are the typical family making up the backbone of the Temple and the communit) in which they live IFF. Dubler. Gory Exchange Vows The Algiers Hotel was the ael ,, for :he nuptial.- uniting Fay ferine Gory and David Marshall Dubler on Saturdaj evening, Jul) Following a reception at the ho- tel the couple left for a honey- moon in Daytona Deach On their return thej will live in Coral Ga- bles ,. . Daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank \ GOT) Sr B65 NW 13Wh >' "''' bride was attended by Ann Chap- man and Susan McGill Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Nathan T Dubler. 1636 SW 19th St Martin RalSkj served as his best man. and Frank \ Gory Jr. Jeffrej Dubler and Fre terick Popper usher.'.I Both Mr and Mrs Dubler at- tended Miami Dade Junior Col lege. He is a graduate >, Miami High, ami she is a graduate of Mi- ami Norland Senior High Miss Kurtzman Will Wed Doctor Mr. and Mrs Seymour Kurtz- man. 1190 Marseilles Dr announce the engagement of their daughter, Rae Sue. to Muhael M. Raskin, son of Mr. and Mr- llarrv Raskin, i : 4523 Royal Palm Ave The bride-elect, a teacher al N< rth Miami Junior High School, attended the University "f Illinois and graduated from the Universit) of Florida with a BA in English she is presently working on an ma in English al the University of Miami Mr Raskin, a Beach High gradu. ate, attended the University of Florida, where he was i member of Pi Lambda Phi He graduated from the Universit) <>f Miami with Its in chemistry and is HOW I sophomore at the University of Mi- ami School f Medicine. He was freshman class president and is a member of Alpha Kappa Kappa, medical fraternity. A June. 1966 wedding is planned by the couple Hashomer Nufzoir Aide \! vs YORK (JTA \ionoff trnatw.....I iujj Hatzair in the U - her of the Aiiutk in "imiUajJ Weizmana Inatitutt died here this ueek at the Me was particularly aclivj, Ma-homer Hatzair. ai kibbutl movement in 1-raei Ml about * i i \ " jt \\ K li r MRS. DAVID DOBlfl V MISS RAF. 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"arc W ind m\ niorr triumphant!* hkixUil (" ,>// I ',"" tUH -ne aptnev from motwm iht n< .1" - ,h, ( 'u-o.ttr Iht inlur \-\ii>rrJ ' tmmmrd R<"non fnv the nn*lfi<. onJ the li"- the iithnmw oi thr Xu. /.r,,,-, M the -orldt'-ki> There n summer in 0> the-* s>ol hol-woathcr MAPLE MOOU FtOSTED Vj cup Che 1 Sinborn H >.3 cup iuii< 3 cup* I 1 cup mil 'i ""P* ''' Ic* cubes Whipped " BJcod 1*vr A Su*nru InsC* ad %ir in ptu-fcrr milk, auptr HBMli ' colTrr and % ii-ei-nhrx in fall etrs loo hipped emm kUkm S "* BRAN0Y-VANILLA COFFEE KOOU i j rup wit' 11 cup ChJie S*nbofn . rups cold nitff< I 'fjipoon brnwi rl Vanilli ice on- ( .mNnr BJM and < Ium A Seefc In.i jiii ( bIbm inapiut~-i I link .nwl l>raadt rx'ij. , mIm tnd ttlgU I . r>. pa i Ma tall ejaaaa - attt %..-.p i.f .ami.. 1 jhul>iv rrlrrUiiiH" CO Noa ban hs iponal ma m) nUad k K>,o,l.riiN M FUBoi CAESAR SALA0 CHATEAUBRU^ 1 clove (itiic I t 2 cups txetd cubet 1 head Boilon 1 bunch mate' * cup rated cheese - lip di< M tsp black PW Ify cup lemon puce 2 am slit*'"' ' Daw JNumwri* 1 can (2 ounces *nc^"> ' Cnrai eartk. a4d lo Men IMU" wand al Icavl I .Hir Htm mi -' | l4eal'-4l--aof.ae.Hl.-d-"'-^' i-abr%. I ear ruawiiar. Hi.* >"" 1 .air, crc%% la.o b.-l Sai " careve. vah. BuMard. pjapet F* na V, cap Ptaaleo OU. k "; eajt. W.-eMer%t.ife wk. " tMeK.craalaaa.lo*m"' MemoC-haseASanrxir and Planters Run* Oil J ("* under Rahhinic.il supct MANNA luWlTrO"" #, IS A SIANOARO BRAMOS WIVS* DClUSimT F0 THE BB:-" Y0UN6 HOMEMAAEB_____, 11 Beach ! voing iswe- M Nf ITIat t itii fanaa fcil idoy. July 30, 1965 -Jewish fhr/dHr Paq 7-1 W Z ***&. i I ILi Temple Emanu-El Day Campers pose with Dr. Irvinq Lehrman and camp staff during rehearsal of their closinq production. "Merry Pep-Ins." The musical will be presented on Thurs- day eveninq. Aug. 5. in the main Temple, 1701 Washington , Ave.. culminating the eighth year of the Day Camp program. Members of the Day Camp staff are Milton Feinstein. direc- tor. Steve Greenberg. Miss Inez Samuel, Mrs. Rose Kauffman, Mrs. Edith Katz. Junior counselors include Howard Sheldon. Sarina Mizrahi, Jonathan Kaplan, Stuart Cypen. Susanne Singer, Maxine Firtel, Robert Feinstein, Don Robins. Final session of the Day Camp will be held on Friday. Aug. 6. Sraun, Broad Eetrothal Told A September wedding is planned >r Marlenc Loium Brain and Nor- i in BrOM son <>f Mr and Mrs Libert Broad, of 4330 Nautilus Dr.. lurni B >th:il hll been made b\ the fu- bride'i parenta, Mr and Mrs. I itched Brain, 3200 NK 3fi St Ft iderdak The bri University of Florida. Mr iroad is ;. f r..duate of the I'niver i" -if Miami and the University t: Florida Law School. Arab Agent Detained BUENOS \IUKS (JTA) Hus- sein Tnki. the former Latin Ameri- can representative of the Arab League who left here several months ac> under pressure arising from hia anti-Jewish agitation here. was detained by the political branch of the Argentine Police Ihis week when lie arrived for wha- he described aa "private reasons." "eitler, Kaminsky iye Nov. 20 Rites M: ..n | lira. Al Teitler. 5740 Mil pr Road, announce the engage- ent of their daughter. Regme tt\. to Joseph Kaminsky. riic groom-to-be la the son of and Mr- A.iron Kaminsky. of 13 Harbor bland. A \m H wedding is planned by coupli lelaine Glick fee Married v/^ind Mrs. Benjamin OUdt, Poughke | -i< N V announce . engagl men! of their daughter. laine, i( Maury David Locke, in of Mr and Mr- S William 2000 SH Band Ave Hie coupb is planning an Aug- i^r 1966 w< dding I pportunity Day his Saturday ur itj P .i > will be held I day S iturday Sh ipptn Center, SI u i w. nth Ave . bsi ant < a I i \r. ; i Ii.hIc Econorrdi Op- am lo recruit for Job Corps Mei i ^ outh >s the M npowit I>" el< pmenl Pi 11 her \ -iii- i nic Oi.......lit \ ' Pythians Will Confer Rank Fifteen candidates in waiting will have the rank of page conferred upon them at the next regular meeting of the George Gershwin Knights of Pythias Lodge on Mon- day, 7 30 p.m., at the Surfside Community Center Dr. Oscar Ruskin. newly-elected chancellor commander, will pre- side. This Saturday evening, the Knights and their ladies will pay tribute to the previous chancellor commander. Fred Zeiger. at a testimonial dinner at the Aimers Hotel Zeiger served two terms, diinni; which the lodge doubled its mem- bership He was selected liv the itate order to serve as district deputy grand chancellor for the 7th Pythian District for the com- ing year Argentine Author is Cited BUENOS AIRES iJTAi The Uberto Gerchunoff Liter a rj prize for 1965 has been awarded to the well known Argentine Journ- alist Bernardo Verbitaky, for his It- Difficult to Begii Live The prize is given bj the \ entine Institute for Culture and Information, an affiliate of the American Jewish Committee Ver. bitsky i- also the a il i ol - ! ooks at ess aj and literal*) criti- cism Beth Torah Will Send Delegation To Institute Twenty >ix members of Beth Torah United Synagogue Youth . will attend the Southeast Region Leadership Training Institute on ' Aug. 1R to 26 at Camp Blue Star in Hendersonville. N.C. over 300 USY'era will attend from ib states, with Beth Torah having the largest delegation. The group will participate in a program of religious, cultural, so- cial, and athletic activities Marshall Baltuch. youth director at Beth Torah. will serve on the Institute executive staff. Serving on the educational faculty staff is Abraham .1 Cittclson. Beth Torah education director Delegates selected to attend are Janet Baum. Susan Cavell. Toby lav ell. Michael Cohen. Wendy Ep- ter. Vickj Goodman. Denise Green- berg, Patti Karp, Nancy Kloth Stephen Let). Ricky Lundy, Sheri Jo Mandel. Michael Patipa. Can Raymond. Ellen Reiff. Mona Kei>. Jane Rothstein. Barbara Saxon. Greg Schenker, Ellen Schorr, Jes- -i Snyder Joey Solove. Alan Tells man. Steven Wciniiiuer and David Winton. Miss Seama Bass. Theodore Schoenberg and Justin Weintnger will -erve on the counselor staff, and will also lake part in the SOI ond annual Southeast AMI) en campment taking place .it the same time as the I < .icier-hip [raining Institute. Steven Wl piesnK nt of Southeast Begion, will arrive at camp directly from Israel, where he i participating in the I i Syi i igue Youth 1st a< I !'i-iim- ,. for SI v en weeks this > ii. ieph Golden i- chairman the Beth rorah Youth Commit! Befft Am Singles Edward Grosskopf will discuss Art of Creative Living" before the Temple Beth Am Singles on Thurs- day. Aug, 5, at 8:30 p.m. Urban Renewal Names Greene Vice Chairman Jerome G. Greene. Miami attorn- ey, was elected rice chairman <>? lie Metropolitan Dade County Ur- ban Renewal Agency for 1965 at its recently held annual meeting. He is now attending the I'rban Renew- al and Redevelopment Financing School at Princeton. N.J Greene, a Harvard Law School graduate, Is present!) 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Hair is next, and oiffures arc a most personal hing. Hijih style, or classic, the important ihuiu is thct it be neat, 1 place, and becoming. \s Mrs Weinman Bees it. most hi dress for other women es- i.ially those !n> are social!) ac. re kiRS. Harold Unger dresses for " her husband, admitting that .. asionall) "1 might h a e led .. little differently." The 'ngers like to shop together, and pecially for an evening gown he won't buy ore unless lie sees As far as ju Iging other women, er first impression is <>l neat- ess She likes to look at well ressed an l well-groomed women. nd cringes when she see- a wo urn in a good dress, a hat and rves, but with run-over heels nd no stockings. Her preference Mr the basic classic In styling nd color, or striking liiuli f ash- in. she dislikes too much ol any- thing in cessoi les, j ewe lr j make-up. or overly extreme ires. A oman s face i hat Mrs ja90 bases her op To her. the i P in her decisi > she 1 n see if a woman is warm, rfty. sweet. 01 cold, v and cleanliness are more important than ;hc en- semble, BI long Bl it seems ap- propriate to the occasion. In Mrs Jason's view, the way ;, woman carries ItcM self is equal- ly as important as what she is wearing. Poor posture, she says, Is responsible for ruining the appearance of many a good dress Among her pet peeves are the slip that is showing and the Stockings that are ton: MRS. Henry Shier looks first at the han- The first thing a well-groomed woman should do. she believes, 1- comb her hair The 1. e x t thing she notices 1- the - but the fit of the dn more imp irtant to her than tin quali.y it is not necessary to v.car expensive clothes in order to be well dressed, but the w< who is fashion-conscious and knows how to wear clothes will always have even the casual shift properly fitted to her figun People who knew clothes rec- ognize something nice, and the woman who overdresses in order to call attention to what she is wearing is in effect destroying the Image ~he wishes to create. Another thing that catches Mrs Shier'', eye m the initial apprais- al is the type ol accessories w rn GREATEST VALUE EVER' POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT COMPLETE DINNER DANCING AUTHENTIC HAWAIIAN REVUE ALL FOR 3 95 NO COVER NO MIN. 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Flower Executive At Convention Fred C. PUpse, toterflora direct- or and president of Exotic Gar- th ns, i- attending the Interflora com en: ion i n Torquay, Eng ami this month 'I he v turn, headquar- tered in suit/ erland. repre sents an annual volumt i million, and the is gr up does a yearly bust DOSS of ni ere th;inS8ii million million <>i this yearlj done by Exotic Gar- ('oils in their five South Florida shop*. Exotic Garden* ranks Btneag the top five retail Piortats in the IS. and i> the No. i mem- ber of Florist'.- Telegraph deliv try mm over $2.5 business i- Southern Bell Names Vice Pres. For South Florida ! k i; at vice president and for Floride phCompn> lent >! tlM ... s, Florid* effe l 16 He irters will be in The new vice pre-:,lent will <* ivrence B Sheffe: M '"' rlj ol M e -ted a vi, el Bl i li' sible for I '"''' ... 1 > > The South Florid* area i* com posed of Miami, Miami Beach Hi- aleah, Coral Gables and Nofth Miami districts of Southern Ball, including the territory south to Key West. The >tep we an taking gives even greater recognition t" the in- creasing importance "f 9uth 1 - and is in the intereel i onr c< ii Inuin i objective to furnish the area the best possible telephone service The men seleeted is a uidelv experienced telephone offi- cial who ha* spent over M years of his career in Florida and whose. <..< pabilities and leadership srtll mean much to the Greater Miami Re fion," Rasl declared In nuldag the announcement. Sheffej joine Boutherr Bell at Jacksonville after con "- . lucation at Baj lor School al < I tano -.i He moved to Miami In a it) in 1940 and thn the years has ad\ positions ol a ,:i ..-,: tance He successfully filled the posi lions ol district mam it Jack Miss and Nashville, Tenn i nd then was promoted to l>e Ten nessee manager, m charge ol com- mercial operations i< r the entire state lie ktinad R Bell's Atlantn headquarters st.,n In I5J6T, and was appointed aseistanl rice presidenl (or public relation" in IMS, In- Job at present q* -m*M> IAUNCE B. SHEEFET ICUTKOSHEP. CUISINE, OM> CLATT MAtS !,, .a iaa **lt)M*N Maaaar tmat'(yxSt'.'a aatif PC- pcion INCLU0IN6 MEALS 10 at IS) n RESERVf NOW FOM THf HIGH HOlt PAYS ALL THIS FREEI Wiener Beotn. MoiM In'.rlo.nm.nl. TV in SvV Baem. Frivola Saecn. Paai .Phone JE 8-5731, OCEAN AT 43rf ST. MIAMI BEACH )V^uu^A^AAAAAAAAAM*A^* GRANADA HOTEL 1017 Meridian Ave.. 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MIAMI PHONE FR 4-2655 * a -via.on o the Un.taa Kah-.t AwacialcM. 0flH h0uil ~ WEODINOS BAR AHTZVANS IKf-TKNS ywa |l VOUNQ ISK6L. u imi and CATERERS 940 71st ST. m 6-6043 Specialists for Vv*ddin*s. Bar MaawJks A Social f *<* Friday. July 30. 1965 Jen 1st Fkrktlan Page S3 1 LBJ Picks Fortas For Vacant Seat On Court Bench By JTA Direct Wire WASHINGTON President Johnson WeCaaesdef announced Hm apoiBtment of Abo Fortas. a .lew ,-h aUomc>. as Associate Justice ol the IS Supreme Court to fill Um vacancy created by Arthur J. ,,(>l(llXTVr. Mr Fortas. a close persond .,1 of Preaietent Jchnson. served ndcr Presidents Roosevelt ami Truman a- UndeiMoratory of the rier He has been tatereatcd n problems of civil liberties an.] , .i ainaatirr ol the President's Committee "-i Bejuol Employment r the .irined lone- Wengel Leaves Federation For Baltimore Post i Wengel, publicity direct- ; the Greater Miami Jewish ederetion since I98C will become public tclalions director ol Si n a i Hospital. Bal'imorc. Md. on Auy. lo While aaaoci ated with Fell- ah ^k e r a t i < n and E JM I Combined Jew A ^fl I iyh Appeal P^fl here. r a^Paa^nal WCNGU producim- cam paign "la'.i "ials which received a iHHMl ..wild at thi1 11*14 C.ener- \-i mM} ol the Council ol Jew- ish Kederatlons and Welfare Funds. As public relations director ol Hospital, benefujiarj agency iated Jewish Chantici i.i.re. Wengel will be ro- tor, public relations i>>r v. .iii.i [or its Centennial l^roi ran to be commenaornt- id in MS, He is alto a member of the Na- tional Citizen's Committee tor Community Relations. He served as adviser to the U.S. Delega- tion to the UN in IMS. He was a professor of law at Yale Univer- sity and is perhaps best known at a member of the prominent Washington law firm of Arnold, Fortas and Porter. In announcing t'c appointment of Mr Fortas, the president re- ferred to his scholarly and hu- mane qualities, bis feelings to- I .i (I his lollnw- men. and bis I ham- p nafalp ol individual liberties. The President said that Ins own h-.ii opinion ol Mr Fortas was shared bj leaders ol the bar and ether elements ol national life. T e Pi i -.in di said be was glad Mr Fortas bad accepted the ap- rtmenl .md that "the job has - > It was learned from While klOUSfl rcea tliat (aUowiog the resigna- tion of Mvcr Fe Ul in a n. Whit.' llou.se special counsel, who advised Tresidenka Keiinech and .Johnson on Jewish matters. Mr FortaU in- i rieded uii'ormaiiN with President Johnson on issues <>t special inter est t" Jews. Mr Fortas was born of Jewish patents ui U< mphis, Venn., on June IS\ l'JIH He eame to Wa-li ii'Tton ui work as an attorney in agencies of President Booscvclt's New Deal administration. Calvert Promotes Two Executives i dvert Piililltn Ctanpeiij ha- . inounced Ihe BOSenOtiOU of two its kej exinitni- hf Arthur I kiarpsky, executive vita president .. i alverl Distillers Company. Jack Sl Nath.iiisoii has been ap- pointed as national brand man- ager for Calvert Cocktails and Ci- ..ii Lord Calver. sjblakey, and \ i IfBjw C /inhale has been ap ,' tinted Fa~tern Division manager o: t alvert Dae tillers Nathanson had been Esstern Di- al manager for the Calvert company since Ktt8. prior to Wfaioh he hekl several executive sales pe- rittOBJS with the coinpuny. Nathan s. n and his (anil) are residents of [MM bum, N .1 Zisjgala will be responsible for m lea el Outsort Kxtra. Canadian Lord Calvest, Calvert n-o percent Dry Cm an.I Calvert Cssfctslbl The I astern Division includes Net York, New Jersey, Delaware Maryland, the District ol Colum- bia. Munachusetts, Conaectlcul a wi Kliede Island Schwartz Will Speak Tuesday (i.raUt libwaili. past pnajaideal i" the Miami Beach Lodge of B'nai B'ritb, will speak to members ol He [saiernal group Tue-day noon at the EMLid* Hotel an 'Current Petclopnicn.s in Uie International Sphere." Schwartz,, honorary president of the Zionist Council ol South Floe i nia. is hea i "f a Miami Beach pub- lie relations fir and a member ol [the city's Public Relationa Advia lory Board. Tuesdays meeting is open to the |ri,blic. according to Joseph L. Woodman, president of Beach B^xlgc. Beth Am Opens For Registration Temple Beth Am is now CGgts horing members and children who will lx' atlunslnsj the weekend Re- liajious School and the mid weel Hebrew School. Beligious School classes, which are held on Saturday .md Sunday mocshagc eossisl ol classes Iron Kindergarten through the tOO gtade iconfirmetaiai clans). Post confirmation classes i l'rth ..mi iiti irades) will meet month- ly tor a dinner meeting. Hebeew classes will iw held on Monda) and Wednesday afternoons. Beth Am has an enrollment ol 1,000 stu- dents, and preference of given to those saudenta reregister ing nr^t Mrs. Richard Alper, Sisterhood president, announces that a full schedule has been planned for the comma year, which will start with a luncheon in September. Ben Cloth, Brotherhood presi dent, il 0 announces a lull year ot activities and a Baood Bank drive. Brotherhood will sponsor the year- ly father-child dinner on Thanks- giving Eve, and participate in Ihe Southeastern. Federation ol Temple Brothel -hoods Weekend on Nov. 6 and 7. Dr. Morton Notaries, forum chairman is now making plans for the coming >f^r to present out I1MIofftf -peakers as part of a m nc.s. Joseph Keisman. membership chairman, is planning a member- ship brunch for pwaascatiwa mem- bers to be held in August in the Temple Social Hall. * hairmna of adult education. Dr. Martin Liebling. will shostly an nounce a series el clsesse, some of which are scheduled to be taught by Babbi Dr. Uerbeil M Baum- .anl. Lenny Zilbert. 7800 Beach View Dr.. Noith Bay Island, i> having a run of hshinq luck he hopes will never end. In late April. Zilbert cauqht a 11-1-lb. Pacific SailJish while fishinq off the coast ot the Re- public of Panama. He boat- ed the sail on 10-lb. test line, a leaf that is beinq checked as a possible record. The fish is now beinq mounted by ]. T. Reese in Ft. Laudex- dale. A few days aqo. Zil- bert landed a 10*lb. bonetish in the lalnmorcirin flats while aboard Copt. Bill Smith's Relax," something he was not doing. Temple Israel To Slate Classes At U. of Miami University of Miami campus will be the sile of mid-week Hebrew classes lor BoHftlrHtl School stu- dents oi Temple Israel of (beater Miami this year, it was announced this week Arrangements wen- made with the University, Cantor Jacob BOTO- stem, director of education, said to meet the problem of distanei and tune for members living in Ihe South and Southwest areas of Daile County, representing a sub- stantial proportion of the Belorin synagogue's membership. "With many of the junior high schools in that area on a split schedule," Cantor Bornstein de- clared, "it is difficult for a large number of the students to get to downtown Temple Israel in time for their classes. We are grate- ful to the university for its co- operation." Cantor Bornstein emphasised that the arrangements "in no waj aiiect the operation of the Relig- teats School at Temple Israel on the weekend, win n some iMKI ehil li.en in formal classes The University ol Miami pro- gram lor special Hebrew training i> designed onlj to take care unique problem and is not to be ennside: ed a -tep toward a South .Miami branch school." EtegJntTBtiOfl for Temple Israels Beligious School, open only to members, has be n in psocess R>i the past two months. JMirrer D*mn Passes Away JERUSALEM (JTA) Ra Fbe/er Yehuda Pinkel, dean of I world-famous Miner Yeahiva, di f here suddenly t'n- wee!; at I Sge of 87. Rabbi Finkel. who he sd the Yeahiva for SO years fat i the time he was still in Pola managed to bring all in- studei - out el Europe during World War il a n d settled in Palestine 3 years ago when he ree.-tabli.s | the Yeahiva here ----------------------------i Food Fair Shows New Record High Pood Fair Stores. Inc.. in i annual report, reveals that cons. dated sale- reached a record hi. i of Sl. 119.640.332 as compared w l $1,105,304,153 the previous > . w h i c h contained an add!tit I week. ; Samuel frriedhuid, rhairm i, and Louis stem, president of Ft ' Fsir, made t-ie report to sh; holders Also revealed was thai at y< - end. the compenj operated . -. including -tH i supt rmi rk - and 53 l M. Fields Depart m. Stores in the Eastern n 8ton a I n> food units and five di ng sto - on Ihe West Coast. For the current ye ir, Fi od f r plans to step up its exp msion r am, according to Friedaand si, ii Some 50 supermarkets a three .' M. Fields n- partm< Mores are scheduled for const! turn this year. Forte lowers Hadassah First card party of the new Forte Towers lladnssa'i Croup was he.o last week at a luncheon in the At W'utis Hi ;el. Chairman was Mrs CUire Cliarap. assisted by a com iiuttee including llesdames Kitty Barton. I'e.ul Bear, Bebecca Cwc- hel. Fannie Pomcranz, Ida Stern, Edith stully and Pa rence Webber. Mis Siisnn Feller is president. FRIHCHY'S BONDED LAWM SPRAY SERVICE ARMY WORM A FUNGUS (CONTRACT YEAR OR SIX MONTHS I Guarantied Chinch Bug Centre! | LAWN A TREE SPRAYING FERT.LI2ING PI 1-0147 321 N.I. 116th St. | Miami, Florida I "From W Fiafller Street north tc Bi'OA.ird County Lme" Jewish Radio Can Be Heard DAILY IN MIAMI WEDR-FM it i Health Treads on Agenda Di Fail Kahn will he featured speaker for the Health and Happi- ness Club on Friday. S p in at Washington Federal Auditorium, 1L'34 Washington Avo. lie will dis- cus* "Current and Popular Hralth Trends.'' Qnruflrn and answer per- iod follows, with Harry Keishaw serving a* uoderaU>r. ENJOY ALL WEDR PROGRAMS: BAGELS FOR BREAKFAST, 10-11 A.M., MONDAY-FRIDAY AGENDA FOR ACTION (AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS) SUNDAY 1 P.M. JACOB SCHACTERS YIDDISH PROGRAM 11-12 Noon, MONDAY-FRIDAY; 3:15-4 P.M. SUNDAYS THE TORAH HOUR NARRATED BY RABBI TIBOR H. STERN, SUNDAYS 12 Noon JEWISH WORLD, NEWS AND INTERVIEWS BY JAY BUSHINSKY, SUNDAYS 1:30 P.M. THE JEWISH PHILOSOPHER, ISRAEL LUTSKY SUNDAYS 12:30 P.M. WEDR-FM 1 MIAMI'S COMMUNITY RADIO STATION 11^ *Jelstfkrkltor Friday. July 30. ]9fj Page 10-B LEGAL NOTICE N THE C RCl COL "T OF THE CCB DADI -0B D* . KM Top brass for the Miami Beach UF campaign meet on the Mall with representatives from some of the agencies whose progress on the Beach are made possible by support of the United Fund. Shown are (foreground Dennis Gum. senior vice president, First National Bank of Miami Beach, Special Gifts chair- man; and Milton Weiss, president. Miami Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association. Special Gifts associate chairman. Seated are Pamela. Seth and Brian Gadinsky. of 1500 Bay Rd.. representing the YMHA Day Camp programs. Behind them are Brownie Scout Michele Erra. of 3720 Chase Ave., Troop 635; and Cub Scout Timothy Flaming, 4141 Nauti- lus Dr., Pack 61. Third row are G:rl Scout Nancy Rubel, of 1555 Daytonia Rd.. Troop 815. with Boy Scout Bruce Green, 1375 13th Ter., Troop 65, Temple Emanu-El. Rear are Mrs. Helen Rabe, Travelers Aid Society: Mrs. Hen- ry Balaban and Maurice "Doc" Klein. Beach water safety and disaster director, both horn the American Red Cross; Mrs. J. G. Ross, hold- ing "Mopsy," otherwise known as Margurite Jean Ross, of 1875 Alamande Dr., from the Hearing and Speech Center; George Hub- bard, of the Salvation Army; Mrs. Carmen Bailla, of Catholic Welfare Bureau, holdinq a sleeping Anthony Finnery, bom at St. Francis Hospital; and Mrs. Betty-Gay Seagren. Visit- ing Nurse Association worker assigned to the Beach. Campaign goal this year is the big- gest ever. S3.350.000, to make possible the largest number of community services ever 42. At least 750 volunteers are needed to do the jcb on Miami Beach. Volunteers are urged to cell IE 2-5419 or in person at Room 11-L. of the Miami Beach Federal Building on the Mall at 4C7 Lincoln Rd. OLi i t ii a v i e s KAPLAN lent S M ! Ma i I Hi VALLECK. S . Aw ill- .'. \ |. i TUCKER. Vr- I,. ; ' inrdi n V : H BREGER - H WALLACH. ' LiPSXY ...-" 1- MARKS FELD -".V S - - EiSENSTEIN Wt)com Wagon International, 'N vm 5 000 hostesses, has men than trurty years epe-ence in fostering good mil in business and community life. For mori mlorm*- ten about... \>eIconie^lLd\a^on HI 8-4994 IfCCOME NEWCOMEtS' Im 11 i cc.ptm to M in knm yj'n ati n"_______________ Mdrttu W------- NtWa hove the Welcome Wagon Hostess coll on me. I wou'd like to Subscribe to The Jewish Floridion. Fill out coupon and moil to C'rculotio.i Dept , M.P.O. Bojc 2973 Miami, Fla. i 1, - SALL. \ - ! - STOLER V . ..,v. " AARON - I SHOT. C.9EENBERG Anti-Semitic Pamphlets Sold BOSTON (JTA) -Anti-J, pamphlet, and ezhibiu I . lean Opinion, a ] by (it-raid I. K Smith, i the racist magazine, i "" i atured the God and itry" rally here which I featured leaders and public.v of the John Birch the Jewish Advocate raportl .\'onp the material v,:,| .-, rally, the EngUah-Jewiati - .,- "a pamphlet entitled The Behind the S k a amp, vocatl r:'-'j ';'! >nti-Semitic actn Aoing back to theHil i - -. -> 1 LEGAL NOTICE IN THI COLNTY JUDGE'S C - tNO FOR DAOE COL'N FLORIDA IN PROBATE \ *61*3 A r.i_E TO CRt I i 1 \OT CE LNDER FIC1 TIC NAVE LA A ' p \ \\ ' r - i N HOW ,k! R HIR8CH inirteo.il NOTICE UNDER FlCTiTIOUS NAME LAW notice is Mi:i:i'i'v oiven ii it the U of TRAIL GIFT BOX " - Mian ; .. Flof JERi >M K -I Mi 'V ,\ R< uES B< Ham x' >; \ : NOTICE BV PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL C RCUiT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DAOE COUNTY IN CHANCERY No. S5C 7M4 KITH 1. B 1KNKS I ntlff. \!.\H1...\ \V I \<;\ IR SUIT FOR DIVORCE T> MAHI.ON \\ i \!t \ - Huh) Mi ' ' IRNEM IR ... ... . -.., | n* I'At'l. I: .,. M .; rpRDADFCOUN" wDA IN PROBATE No "o-: ., tice to cue: -ors X K |1..... I' ' NKK \ I EI'HK IN- \- rl\ I NOTICE OF T OR ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN TmE C RCUIT COURT OF T f ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUI-* CF FLORIDA N AND FOB DACE COUNTY IN CHANCERY No 5C 7t" VlJ.ES '..' H >li El HI S^iT FOR DIVCCE To 1 , Vi ^f t -. roar .1 " 1 i not In Meier Grossman Eulogy Offered AVIV(JTA)The ui of the tombsl n< f Mi ber of the Ji ' Lai Yitzl . anniversarj. .'. his ) chairman of Her it Party. Bi \;; Gn one of those who foundations of Um Moahe Kol 'he cecutive cnbed Mr Grossman as the res in thi i an,ma) revival " i NOTICE LNDER FACTITIOUS N .\ - - ____ NOTICE -NDER F.CTlTlOUS NAME LAW i i ___ 5?R r | A .. I! CE Bv PUB- N THI OF *- -UDiC'AL Z Rr FLOP 'J A NANPFOaDAr CO'. MV INCHA-.CERY T FOR DIVORCE 1 I I CniaMr r-vjr | YOUNG ISKAtL. MO Nl NOTICE LNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW S ,1 . H \i. NOT CE LNOER -ME LAW < < I IS II i 4 : Friday. July 30. 1965 * Jen 1st fhrktian Page 1 LEGAL NOTICE TTTTfTcOUNTY JUDGES COURT VN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. riORIDA IN PROBATE No. 67565-C . i:\tii M.. 'notice TO CREDITORS . I i r. ,...,,- II it II, ., nn rVmHU LEGAL NOTICE jui.I Claim rlalmi > ma) . ... f urn.I l.e***ttel . .....,1 i..-. lNMl< County, PlorldB, . . i ||, (hi -"'> I" li . Fl from here - i '<>iiti- I ii. 16, I- rida lr offl. i" lh Coun- . ,n 11 ,.i.- i 'ount). , v ,,i. ndar month. . ,. ih. fl l.....Ilcntlon ihf avnif Hi '' 1'-" '''" ,i i Miami, PVn Ma, *l 6th JUl) \ I ltd UERTIU'DH R, I.i:vi:\ THAI. \. tdminlatratri** of Estate "f i r..i i., \. nthal, l ...-'i First pttbllcatl'.....f ''''* hodlcs on ., |tb daj i I i >. ''*ir' M v \ IN l WIENBR. Ban i .\ fur Gertrude R. i-.v. miuu, \.l iilitr.itrli AJaaloy BulMlng, Miami, H. 7 1 ?--"'* -"* I I 7\ IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67566-A IN y.v. n-i.ii-' -1 m u mii.i K \mi\sk vs 1. oeaaed NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ti Ml Credit.. and All Persona ll.iv- raj Clatma ur Demi.iidi" Afcalnt s.nd v..ij ur* hereby notified and re- I >.. pi .hi an) olaJata and d< - . i in..\ ha*.. against .,... M Me: UtBT K V.MINS- ., \.~ ... .f I'ml. i 'ount> . i, ... id. Count) Judaea ..f Umi ..... in duplicate ,.. ..,..! I s. ii-n : ;~, lit, Florida Rial Ht< B, in '! Ir : inty C I 11 I I. '"iin- v I'liin l\ rah ii.i.n in M pUhlll .111..11 lh. anil- Will h, I i i Miami i Mli Jul> \ I Kl.' .i BNCK R \MINRK \s H \ --1.1:1: VITtl aNTHONY K\ MINSK MS .W. .. \.liiiii.iN< ra*M - Mr-1 |. anil, at ion of ilil- nottca on f .lui.. 1 leu i'/. Rllvi r A * \. .... vii.....tra lora BulMlng 1 M 1 0 : u-:: 10 > * "And tonite we honor Mr. Epstein, for his twenty years of fruitless, ... er, I mean fruitful endeavor in behalf of the Jewish community." LEGAL NOTICE I LEGAL NOTICE NOT'CE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW 11 IRBBY I ilVBN ime of 1 \ 1 -11 iv 1 ii IT. IN, .1 h a 1:1. 1 rY I'A --I lY al 1 (ity of Ml iml |. lls In p-kIbIw Itll Mild lh Ihi Clerk at Ihi County, FI01 Florida, ihlH 19th III r: \ CA8HIDY Dl'TTON j/6-1:: IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 6746SA in 111: Batata of 1: \': rtillEN 1- .-.., .1 NOTICE OF PROBATE mi: state i-i."i:ii'\ in .M.l. PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE "I-- RAID DECEDENT Y.. 11 in hcreh) notified thai 1 writ. 1. n insi 1 iitn.-nt purporting i" i the last will and taatamvnl ( -aii.i dace- .i.i.i ii.i- been admlttad to prohati 1 -;ml I'ourt. You ar^ h.-r-1>! oomniaiul- p.V'ir'TliIti Mv ..;il. H'lr ...nit'.- from tli.. date "i tii*. flrFt publication of thl- notice i.i aupu-ar in aatd Court and how rause, if any you can, why the action Df -:ii.l Court In Bdmlttlna will to probatt should not atand unri ^ .>k.'l W f IILtNTdN Count) Judge ,s. .,11 Bj 1.".- !' Paatorflt 1.1 ink Flrnl publication "f Hii" Uca on the 13rd day of July. ''" Simon, llaya A OriMaSWarf \ti..11 ) a ::i.| Ainaley BuIMIim U 11 1. Florida >S1 ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! +Jenisf fhrkUom oUcita your legal noticae. We appreciate yonr patronage and auarantwe accurate senrice at legal Dial FR tl--1W ior messenger eerrlce LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW vini.'i: is HEREBY UIVEN thai the andaralsnad, deatrlnc lo eneaci In boalnt-aa urnl. r the Mctltloua ruuni ol MORTON Tt"WERR at I MS Bay Road, Miami Beach, 1 orlda Intend* t.. m. later -al'l 1 "" '"1-rk .if th' Court of I >ad< Count) Ptorida. km 11, Morton Kovner, Mannheim t< 'Irr.nfMd Mtnrneya fot En M ton ... 1 .in...in 11 14 Center .111 1.1.1 : iit-?"..ii>. 1 But NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DAOE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. *5C 72S rii. \i \- v it w.i.*i:i>. I lain t Iff, ^ I \ M R M.I.MtK. Ian I, eClIT FOR DIVORCE \1 lIAIJeARU 1 Cnkeown IM \ M. lt\!.I.M:l'. are I that a BUI "f Cati- '..- iMvorca iii> bean filed you, and >"i are required tu : ..f >our \nwer .: I l.ad- 11,. mil of I'nmplalnl n thr llni Be) 1 :\ 1N: CYl'rsN [T.\v\ oFEIfEH, ISj viilnir itodfrey M.gtd M... I ii... 11. hlorlda, IJUO. . I Ti 1 n.. rf*.47tl, and (Me th< iKinai I Inawer ..r Pleading in the office of h. ,''.-r. of 'li It- ill t'ourl "B Ot Hi., uih da) \uaii-t i*. if 1 r.. 11 i.. i" ... j idawieal b) de- Ifault w 'i i... taken lent yu for 1 ..r.ii.l n ihi Bill "i alnt hall he 11. v\, k 1.-r f.-iir -.i w .k- 1 I'llE IK\\ l.-ll l"' .IHI .1 \ N \ Ml iROEREIl al M ami, |- \ 1 i: II |.E VTH'I'.'I W Florida , -M I u:\ *\v 1 ,- -i:s \i 11, . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW SOTIt'E I- HKIIKI'.V rjTVBN fht ndi -i--M. d. d. -ir mi to ..iishbc In -- undo 'h.- (tctltloua nun. >>f i-m:k IBLK i.i II UTs' at :*'i and .1 sit-.. II and :rti n.i 7l w ne \-. 11 -i- vt "i" Baaeh Pta . I, ... r. Ki--'- --"' name with the . f ill. ir. .11 <"nrt of Hade Count). Plorlda 1 m.i.i:n sCHVIt, as Truatas I. IN K Ml. \N. of Mvera, Helman Kaplan \'i..i n. > for Appl cant IIM H W let Sir~-t - ,: fl-SO. '0 IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT, IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67408 B IN RE: Eat at" of I-1III'M \ UAVIS, |. .,..,.. NOTICE OF PROBATE Till* STATK "I I'l.nKll'A: Tii KIA. PERSONS INTERESTED IN TUB ESTATE OF HUP DBCEI>ENT: Y..... I by notifl) .1 thai .1 rlt- purprn "hi-' to lh- 1..-I Will and Teatt.....di el w.nl ae- nl ha 1 n admitted to probate In ,i,l 1 '-.'.irt. Ton T- bereb) comnwUiead n-lthin - x aland om < hi dat" of the fir-i publlca........< 'his Doth r in aald Court and ahoa 1 can, li; Hi. aviii.ii of aald :n ii.Iiit 1111.' -.11.1 111 lo in >- ...,.,. -11..111.1 not atand unrwvoked. PRANK 1 iwi.im; Co mii> Judge l>nd. OUfl Plorid 1 1 By: MVi'iA .'. IM'-K, Cleric 1 I- eimi v 11, [01 Exi i-'im ix niars ^' am \\. M I'.-iiin Beaob, Florida ; M-X3-3A, 1 0 IN THE COUNTY JUDOt'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLOftlOA IN PROBATE No. 6746SA IN 1:1: Kal .' ' i: \K 11 iHEN I..... NOTICE TO CREDITORS To Ml i'-, illor and All IVr* Ina I'lalma or D-'mands A... nal Said You are hcrel 1 ' - jn.l de- m'.iii.u m h.-li \ 1 ina) 1............. the "tati of it m: iHFJN Ihi. .t I lad- Cnunty, Florida, til lh" CIRCUIT COURT. HTH JUDICI' _ CIRCUIT. DADE COUNTY. FLA. No. 66C 7582 curmiNfi i'i.an PhUntUf, 1 t - 1:1.\ IN PRAMRLIN BE \ V li.-f, 11.i.. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TOI", Kl. VIN PRAXKUN lEA BaeldnBoa Uaknewa, are Botl . 1 '..|i> of your answ.-r f'i 1 enree '' BWpia Int fih aicalnal v.. , . c.IXiRGE M< 1 ,.i.\- ,,].' \ w 13th Ave., Mhti Fin., and fih oMidhiil th Ch r^ thla '..ui lh 1 I "^ ISt !,.i \> i.......11 lu ln( i^ ill to feaaed by "ii Dated jmy m, i<" 1:. II. I.I. \TIIKi:.\l \N* Cldrk (eat) Bj 1 i m:i.S"N I ,i:y i"l. I I. : m-2-3, II 1 miiii' \ .InHi:*.- I fll. the Mil pi, \ Ided in - I) i'.....ihi iu*m r imd< lllipfl. Ion '' and 1 IS, Fl -, '.. HMD ,. Ill' \ P|l - Minn all ral ndar mom I fi-.ii h. 1 - Ma. 1 hi of Ut< 11 1' of, ..r the esm< win i" barn d 1 it. .1 .' Miami, PI Id day 1 ilj v.D " UA*fTRI ^.'l CtA.E.M N \ 1 I \. p......Heat Ion of I nl da) .' Jul). I9d Haya Ar 1 Irundw 1 1 ^ Attorni v for Ex< i-uter |..y B illd Miami, Florida U\H ' *-!3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1tTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY No. 6SC 72 I. n*P MfQt'EL VELAZQCIOE, T-ln'ntlff. va M Mil \ I.IISA pOMlNQCEZ d^ VKI.A/A-I'EZ. 1 f'lidani NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO MARIA i.i-isa BOMIKQUBM 1. VBUACQCBK 1. Ha :'ii Elliab) Hi N ! Tot" AUK HERBBT notified 'hat 1 1 H.fl.iliit < 1 'i- !>** ''' " .1. and j "ii :n h- 11I in .. r 1,, ih. 1 "" ' ... TER KOC.KRJ?, ,.....1I.1 1 N w "' -"' ' " ihi NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN tJiat the underaicned, .1.--Irina; 10 encaeo In neaa under fhe fi.-ililowa nami ( AKI.RTATK TI1KATKH-AI. ENTER- PRISIM t frmrahani nulldlmt. Suite 200 H si: L'nd Avmi... Miami. Ha. ntenda t.' reaiater aald name with h. ''lerk of The Circuit '"ourt ol l;ide t'ouni^. Fl" ALUs I' \TK* Ktiri/TTMEST BdERVICB, INC. Plmon, HaiH GrundweTg Attornaya lor Allatata Employment .-rvi.-.. Inc. 7/1*-::-tn. { IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN ANO FOR DAOE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. S8405-C IN RE: Bet at- "f ISIIn ill MEOAIJj 11 I I r 1. BATI M rl NOTICE BV PUBLICATION IN IMl CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I ELEVENTH JL'D CIA I C'RCl it OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DAOE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, No. 65C 7J.-6 ' \ M \NDKlts. \. ^ - il.l'r.i'.l. A \\i nsoN, 1 vi. ndat SUIT FOR DIVORCE M.FltEl' V \NDKRS" i.N mm ,' Ktreel Ma ill... 1. M.FRB1I v \M 'I'll-'iN. are il.y notified lh "f Com- 1 1 .| (a Inntri 1 r I'l. 1- 1 'ormtti V il.ilnl fc.r I 1. riid \., i "V .1 , u in inn ui Plaintiff ., .....ny, IliVlNti i'TPBN LAW iFFIi K.- Its x 'iivir 1 loOfi > fnad, m mil 11, ... h. Plorlda Ml t" Ti 1 :.:,I-4," .,11.1 ui. 1: oPllllnal An- ii adlna In UN offln of the Ilerk <.f ihi Cnarl r ' >i i- lh< 1 II h day "f Aaewat, If n fall to da j.hU-ii.. ni 1 > d< fault nil 1,. taki n aaalnal 1 lor the n '' 1.....lad in Hi.- inn "f Com- alnl .1 once i*h week fer fan live weekn rill-: .n:u 1-11 1 i.oridi \.\ DONE Nll ttRDERED ll Miami. A I' I R 1: '.>: tTHERM in. Clerk, Kin mi 1 'oui i.i- if Fl ,11.I.1 BEN. jieput) ' t\'lN'.| C*i PEN LAW "i FICBfl ^' Plaintiff ai11 \ Road M Itaph 1.1 Sti Inhardt, Baq . H Couruu I t i-n-M, i/ NOTICF L NDF R FICTIT!OUr. NAME LAWN IS 11K K El D 151V EN U .mi'- 1- OF I 1 Lincoln H ' 1 n ,n wli lit Court "f niss' 1 KXTI s. INC. ; 1 \ 1 1. k w .... I I las ,,...... \ ant .... I.. -In K N THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DAOE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 67W1-C l\ i;i- Estate ..I SIM Ml K 11 BR< >K8 NOTICE TO CRFDITOR8 T mi i*r. .1 I 1 mi PaieorM Dv- , ,,,,.: i..iai.n.is Afalnat said You fled BJId ra 1 to peaaal an la ma ,,,.,,,,1- whl. li >-o ; n a) have aeali. ' ,,,. ,.,.. .,, HIMMTK II RH......- MIAMI. BADE '"i- ty Florida ,|; "' l,,,i. County. .",.1 file lh. -.! hi .- In 11.,,1. Countv, Plot Ida, a ''htn .11 , .il. n.I.. the date -.i lha . wMI b< Lu AL.YCE lR' a>Kf 11 MU Ex 1 1 \. t Miami, Flortda i(ns'i:\iii'i si: NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR DISTRIBUTION AND FINAL DISCHARGE n 1 i-i 1 id R 1 - . !x< itora . .1..... will I. I 1 m vi'.i: m:i:t RiAI i. IJ0B S. Rl 1 I" a, i.Rx. Ite f the ratal '- ,, IR KB. IAI.I., .....I IRViN"! vi'i:.N i.\\\ iFI i> i:s \ 1 '.i'1, \:..... ','Mirri Ri ad 1 Manal i'.' h. Plorlda NOTICE TO DEFEND OR ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY No C6C 7S3 1V.K. 'TUT Bt iVl BACH, i" In tiff, I.OII-- rWTWDACH, 11. f. ndiint. SUIT FOR DIVORCE ANO OTHER RELIEF Tl 1 I .< 1II8 I1-' WI VCH ' 1. I,. 11 \ Stir.-. 1 n. v v,.: v, 1 *ty, \". fork V. 11. 1.1 >ris Iti 1WDA1 'II, ..- h. 11 n..i 1 1. ,1 that .. Bill "f 1 ih i,rce and other roll. 1 baa been ,.ii. and ) ."i at rt quired lo '. n.l - II ,if I'i.B M II , iLI MI'I \ Bl ii.I'IN.:. Ml \ Ml. V ':' 1 V Head ' 1 .1 v I "' , I.EATHFRM MX. t*l I.i It, c i- i-.'ii:i.\M' ; rk IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COUR' IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 55S36-C IN Hi Estate ol N \ Til t N RtlAN. fl k -l N \T FITRJfi \.N ].....,,. ,1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS . I".. All 1 .11......11.1 : I'ersoiu \. Illl.-l tt. \,. 1 are h. r< b) not f and 1 1 mum .111.......1 la I mii ., nd 1 III] I 1. 1 |1 \ \ III \N Pt'RM N .. NAT FKRMAN del ...>..! hi .. 1 id. 1*1 la. to 1 he < ' 1 \ .1 Kim i 'mii.- 1'..-.i and 1 ..... 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NOT CE UNDER FICTITIOUS \ME LAW ,-rii-i- IS IIFill I 1 o m\ PRoDrcr-s m 11 \- ne) ..i" 1 ih mpla llul ii., PH 7 -i>; IN THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT IN mND FOR DAOE COUNTV, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No. 67W7 B IN RE Estate \ \.\.;i 11; ji. ceaaad NOTICE TO CREDITORS Th All Cr. 1 am I', raoa Ifati r IHinands \inn Said ^ ., ii. ratty notlfie.1 an.i . on 1 mi rtafMi and inanite Which ^"i M) hBYl -.ni.-l h, eatate of BLeiA l.W '.i-'i H de- neaeed lat. < Bad Coejnu ii-.iI.Ih. U i.i 1 1. Coun- . nd < lh. < -! .in'1 :-... FT. Id 1 Sli '<" 1-, In Ba I. .'i"im>. 1 aali mis ......ith ' iM -1 ere- a will bi VI a Florida, Ihla 6ih 1 - I'll notice M 11 1 Liuiki'mi Ex. 1 Fla : .id'ts-Ml hi......, ,'.t.-'..i. ... 1 ee.ruler Nrld nii" 1 1 r| 1 Courl 1 , ,,, ; Ito Tl INtl COMPANY . ,v- pi ne4A. INC \ A \v Mil.' Miami K 1 Id 1 sidm 1 11 H ii" num. Pi - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW \ IEBY i'.IVKV Ih t M \ 1 VM > .: l"i s State 1 1 ...i Intend 1 fla' ' Mill I I I . '"inn j F rida, I.I t\K V>' PTRNITI RK INC r\\ NOT CE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMIE LAW KoTICE I- H-H.l-' V till i-'V i'it ih. iimleralaneil dealrina to '! = in huali ,l" M l,: nam. "f oi.- x 1,1 .UK iRlOlN M.*-- vvi' ravne Hlvd Miami l i"- 1. n.l- r- B r -"M nam. . in 1 own r ihi. t'ount) 1- M \|:T \ tlARMEH NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW N, 1 \ .i\'i-\' -hnf VVI 1,1.1 AM \ 'I \1vr111 \ 1 Wll I.I V M II i 1 l.l.l ..... II ,1.11 I.I ' I.I \ M \ H VRTIIFN IN THE COUNTV JUDGE'S COURT IN AND FOR DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN PROBATE No 67S71-C \ U I l.l.l \.M \\ II -' IN Dec. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I 1 - i.iimi. r I'. man.Is Agalnal I. \ .- h. l.v ii,,i if ,1 ,111,1 r- - .1 to pe-, -a in\ claim* -iTid d. - . i.i h -.in m.,iv have again 1 ii.- .-..... 1 \\ 1 Wllaoi lat. "i 1'. Florida to tl .hliM !. i i\ II fll.. pro- 16, Florida I - .' H .....Stunt) 1 |i months from ,. n d, Bated at Miami, Pin . lA.'KSI IN Irix Plmt tl M< .1 IBS 1'OH ( I Qabli Fla. ; D-i'i-.. */#> n*ridinr Friday. 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