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wJemsti Floridiarn w g0MMMW TTIhe Jewish annuity /# Vol. 9No. M MIAMI, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL S, 1986 Price Five Ceats The World's Window PASSOVERTIME" By LUDWIG LEWISOHN This column is copyrighted by he Seven Arts Feature Syndi- cate. Reproduction in whole or n part strictly forbidden. Any nfringement on this copyright I be prosecuted. In the Talmudic tractate of Pe- chim (Fol. 81)) the following iragraph is to be read. "In Jeru- lem there are no fruits as ex- llent as those on the shore of h in order that the Pil- ima might not say: had we come ly tii eat the excellent fruits, it krald have sufficed us. For had en so the pilgrimage would it have been undertaken for its m sake. Similarly in Jerusalem ere arc no hot springs like those Tiberias in order that the pil- ims might not say: had we come ly to bathe in the hot springs, it >uld have sufficed us. For had is been bo the pilgrimage would t have been undertaken for its n sake." Germans used to say espe- ly during the war that it was the essence of their national er to do a thing for its own . They were bitter even then Bins! the Jewish people for what 5 called the Jewish avidity for that is, for utilitarian pur- ess, for an arid practical- . Like all Anti-Semitic accusa- n8 this one is as topsy-turvy as 9 in "Alice in Wonderland." Of aily every Anti-Semitic accusa- li tin contrary is true. We are used of avarice and are prodi- : we arc accused of hanging to- r and are disgusting and dis- wi anglers and brawlers; are accused of hard practicality are bo moon-struck with in- idual theorizing and cliquish rty tenacities that we cannot ike political compromises even en it is necessary to save our i , lives, as witness the secession ! the Revisionists and the anti- I stine innuendos within Ameri- . i factions. But this ideological factionalism, >ugh it is three-fourths stiff- ' Ekedness and the self-assertive- 18 of wounded natures, is one- nth an empirical distortion of divinely high principle enun- ted in the above Gemara of Pe- :him. The pilgrimage must be dertaken for its own sake. The mnand is unconditioned. The act ist be utterly pure. Purpose i-t be by-product; utility must , by-product even as in art or any other high human activity :cess and effectiveness must be j roducts and perfection must be i only aim. ns paradox of the moral life, ich is the very core and center | all life has, of course, been j inciated by the high spirits of | ry civilization. It has been .inciated by no one oftener and re impressively than by our s and sages. Over and over n we hear concerning the ab- i command and the utter (Continued on Page 3) | i 'I I tits ute Jewish News Around the World Change of Front? That the German Society of Miami, with an honorable, en- viable reputation, should ever become tainted with Nazi-ism seemed to be impossible. It there- fore comes as a shock to law- abiding citizens of this commu- nity that at the last meeting of the German Society on March 2(th, for the first time in its history, the "swastika" was dis- played. It is of additional in- terest that there were sufficient non-Jewish members of the or- ganization (the German Society has a number of Jewish mem- bers) curtailed their remarks as a protest to the action of the of- ficers and that the organization was sufficiently decent to pre- vent the singing of the infa- mous "Horst Weasel" hymn. We believe there is no room in this community or in the entire State of Florida for any organi- zation which will so lower itself as to display the emblem of hate, discord and un-Americanism. We in Florida have always lived as American citizens, have worked with each other as civic minded men and women, regardless of creed or belief, and we propose to so conduct and behave our- selves in the future. We feel there are sufficient decent, self- respecting German citizens in this community who desire to do the same thing and who will ve- hemently by their action put an end to display of emblems of hate which cannot help but stir up strife in a community of law- abiding and behaving citizens. This exhibition on the part of the German Society is not alone surprising, but is rather astound- ing. We await the results with confidence. But while thus awaiting the result with confidence we feel that our local Jewish organiza- tiona could, with profit to them- selves and others of the general community, begin a campaign ol education. We suggest that the exhibition of un-American ac- tivities which is now being held Passover Leave Granted Jews Philadelphia (WNS) Passover furloughs for soldiers, sailors and marines of the Jewish faith have been granted by the War ami Navy Departments beginning at noon on April 6th and ending midnight Wednesday, April 8th, it was an- nounced here by Dr. Cyrus Adler, chairman of the Army and Navy Committee of the Jewish Welfare Board. Similar furloughs have been granted to Jews in the Civil- ian Conservation Corps, the Coast Guard and the hospitals for dis- abled veterans. The Jewish Wel- fare Board has arranged for the distribution of matzoths, Hagga- dalis and seder services at all army posts, naval stations and at out- lying points in China, Manila, Panama and Hawaii. in New York, and which will shortly be en tour, could be I"i.in;hi to Miami and shown here with splendid results. LUDWIG LEWISOHN PICKS 10 GREATEST LIVING JEWS Windsor, Ont. (WNS)The ten greatest living Jews, the first four of whom rank as geniuses of the first order, have been named by Dr. I.udwig Lewisohn, distinguished author and leader of Jewish thought in America, as the follow- ing: Albert Einstein, physicist; Sigmund Freud, psychologist; Henri Bergson, philosopher; Mar- tin Buber, religious philosopher; Chaim Weizmann, chemist and Zionist leader; Bernard Zondok, gynecologist; Shalom Asch, Yid- dish author; Stephen S. Wise, re- igious leader; Louis I). Brandeis, Justice of the United States Su- preme Court; and Arnold Schoen- berg, composer. JEWISH JUDGE FINDS "EVIL EYE" NO INGREDIENT OF KNISCHES New York (WNS)Magistrate Adolph Stern is a good Jew and at such he probably enjoys a plat- ter of knisches. lie probably also knows that magic and the evil eye have never been known to be in- gredients Of this famous Jewish dish. Hence he was rightfully in- dignanl when .Mis. Genevieve Bene- dict came into Harlem Court com- plaining that Mrs. Mary Kalinsky i ail damaged her (Mrs. Benedict's) knische business by exercising an evil eye over it. After listening to counsel for the rival knische dealers argue, Magistrate Stern dismissed the case. At this writ- ing there was no confirmation of the report that his judgment was influenced by a desire to sample Some Of the knisches. GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE AFTER CONVICTION FOR RE- MOVING GERMAN LABELS New York (WNS)Found guilty uf violating the Federal law which prohibits the removal of markings of origin on foreign goods, W. Sidney Bergman, owner of the Cinderella Toy Shop, 846 Flat- bush avenue, Brooklyn, escaped with a suspended sentence. Fed- eral Judge Grover M. Moskowitz sharply reproved Bergman and re- leased on probation for six months. Bergman had been found guilty of removing the "made in tier- many" labels from 157 cartons of Christmas tree ornaments. WILLIAM ROSENWALD'S WIFE TO SUE FOR DIVORCE Reno, Nev. (WNS) William Rosenwald, youngest son of the late Julius Rosenwlad, will prob- ably be sued for divorce by his Wife, the former Rente Scharf of Vienna, it was learned here when Mrs. Rosenwald established a Reno residence ami retained counsel. The Rosenwalds were married on February 12, 1928. Mr. Rosenwald is co-chairman of the Joint Dis- tribution Committee's national campaign. rage Two THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Friday, April :(, icj;k Because of the Passover holidays the April meeting of Temple Israel Sisterhood, which was to have been held next Monday, will be held this afternoon, Friday, April 3rd, at 2:.'iu o'clock, when the nominating committee, headed by Mrs. J. A. Richtcr as chairman, will present its report. Election of officers for the coming term will follow. All members are urged to attend. An interesting program will be pre- sented under the direction of Mrs. E. Max Goldstein, program chair- man. * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fcldman are receiving congratulations on ike birth of a baby daughter at the Victoria Hospital last Saturday babj will be named at a ceremony tomorrow morning at lewish Orthodox Con- Mother and baby arc doing nicely. Mrs. Feldman is the daughtei of Dr. and Mrs. Charies Tannenbaum of this city. The Group will continue its Saturday afternoon meeting all through the month of April. This lj at 2:30 p. m. Charles 11. (,. well known lecturer, will in 1 he World We Live In." nday and Tuesday evenings The 1 up will observe Seder services '115 <' 'llins avenue. Dr. Abra- Wolfson, chairman of The Group, will conduct the traditional i:i Hebrew and English. Mr. and M s. Bernard Spoon; mncc the marriage of their daughter, Sclma Ruth, to Dr. Michael Winokur of Philadelphia, Pa. Mis i Spoont is a graduate of the University of Miami, and was in! i\ u in local -li wish circles. Dr. Winokur is a graduate of Temple crsity Dental College. * # i; ausc of the closeness of the day the card party scheduled night was postponed and will be held next Wednesday eve- c,vi..ck. under the direction of Rab- ning, April 8th, at the home of Mrs. (li M:|X ghapiro, who will be as- Nathan Adelman, 1421 N. W. First gigted bv ,|. Talmud Toral -t. Hostesses for the .veiling will Sunday Bchool Btaff. Mr. and Mrs. be Mrs. Nathan Adelman. Jack [gnatz wi,i wjll be hosts and pro- I SOCIETY P Hotel Evans, at Tenth and Col- lins, Miami Beach, under the same management as the Notel Evans at Loch Sheldrake, N. Y.f will af. ford Miamians an opportunity to observe the holiday of Passover in traditional lpi|-it. A prominent e urged to at- j cantor will conduct the beautiful Sader ritual Monday night, April Gth, and Tuesday night, April 7th and the famous cuisine of the Ho- the last time local Jew, te| wjn a(j,i to the holiday spirit. .., 11 the opportunity of Arrangements may also be made seeing the world famous "Land of diately. be made and all ar tend. local Jews the picture which Jew- ervations and......-Jewish critics through- u; the world acclaimed. The pic Burdine's Jewish section on the fourth floor of its main store i attracting favorable attention and many visitor- with it- Passover display. A complete Sader table has been set, as shown above, with the traditional nines, matzor and other requisites, including the Hag- godoh. Wine is shon lor display purposes only, no wine being ! bj Burdine's. A \i-it to the Jewish section with its many traditional ceremonial objects. Looks and Palestinian articles, is of greal educa- I ilal value, and man) are bringing their children to acquaint them with these ceremonial objects for the home and synagogue. soring a card party at the Talmud Torah Hall on Wednesday e - 15th, which is the final e^ in of tlie cut rent season, Priz w i'; ! awarded for hiph >c ites and re- freshments will be served. Host for I i ening are Met It J, Engler, S il Greif an I H vis. The public is urged lo at- tend. Bi h David Tali iuo T iro anl Sunday school will hold its annual children".- Sader at the Talmud To- rah Hall on Sunday morning of Choi Hamoed, April 12th, at I" and Mrs. .1. L. Shochet. Prizes will be awarded for high and refreshments will be The public is urged to at- The Workmen's Circli a gala meeting at the Beth David 'lain.ml Tore evening, April 5th, beginning at 8:30 o'clock, to welcome the wi li known social .. |i !. Joseph Baskin, who i- na- I ii nal general sect etarj of the Workmen's t lit cle of America. Mr. n is a well known v. orator and will bring a n importance to the Jew of i a. Xo charge c: any kind will turu is the first authentic portrayal transition of a land that was that is teem- ing with industry and the .-pun ol i ,-awakenim ->' PePle- The golden voici of David Ross tells the storj of Palestine of old rotation. i i Palestine, . halutzim, and one scene showing the famous H n : ii the famous Hebrew University at Mt. Scopus , are only portions of what is shown. In addition to this famous picture, ,nal feature pictun [)( n't G Pi rsonal," starring Sal- ly Eilers and Jimmy Dunn, is be- hown and the usual ad a es are being made. Plaza Theatre at Miami Beach will ' thi\^utheUSstaoithe HERE COMES THE BAND ow, which is the last ol tne " . which he- Sun.-.Mon.-Tues., April 5-6-7 Lew Ayres Isabel Jewell THE LEATHERNECKS HAVE LANDED ?7.K AVENUE Sun.-Mon., April 5-6 Ted LewisTed Heal) Virginia Bruce f DR. A. It. HIXTERPDHI. Mudt'in Therapeutics, Palnleu Bloodleu Removal <>f Tonsils Mr nun rhoMa, Ptnale Diaordere- 10(> Congress Bldg. phone I 191i and and ?Sr \s c Are Verj Happj to Vnnounce BEAUTIFUL SADER SERVICES Will Be Conducted bj :: \i;iii MAX SHAPIRO i : Beth 1 >a\ id Cong, on B h Nights at PAGAN'S u. i___I Palatial Kosher Restaurant 2:,b N. E. SECOND STREET Breakfast, Luncheon and DinnerAlso a la Carte % SPECIAL PRICES POR THE ENTIRE PASSOVER WEEK | Phone 2-9869 tend. The chapel being elected at the Jewish section of the Woodlawn Cemetery is fast nearing comple- tion. A formal dedication will be held soon, di tails of which will be announced in the Jewish Floridian. The building is being erected by the Sisterhood of Chesed Shel Ernes and the committee in charge consists of Mr. .Manuel Rippa, chairman; sol Schwartz, Morris Kotkin, W. Blutstein, Morris Kot- kin, Sarah Stone, M. Bernstein and Charles Goldstein. * Beth David Sisterhood is spon- wwwwwwwwwwwwv A HAPPY PASSOVER LOSEY The Florist 1516 N. W. 28th St. Phone 2-1558 toflrWWWWWWWWWWWl Burdine's FOII QUALITY I'll day, April 3, 1936 THE JEWISH FL0R1DIAN Page Three wJewisti Florid lam FLORIDA'S ONLY 'EWUH WKJXLY PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY by tlw JEWISH FLORIDIAM PUBLISHING CO P. O. Box 27S Miami, Fla. EDITORIAL OFFICES: 121 S. W. 16th Avnu (Jews Tower Bldg. The World's Window Strictly Confidential Phone 2-5304 Phun. 2-11M J. LOUIS SHOCIIET, Editor FRED K. SHOCIIET. Circulation Manaccr CANTOR BORIS SCHLACHMAN Field Representative Entered a on ST PETERSBURG RABBI A. S. KLEINFELD Representative WEST PALM BEACH MRS. M. SCHREBNICK Representative ORLANDO MRS. B. S. COHEN Representative TAMPA MRS. M. H. KISLER Representative SUBSCRIPTION Su Months------ One Year ......... ----------------81.M .....................82.00 FRIDAY. APRIL 3. 1936 Vol. 9No. 14 Are We Free? In these days of modernism, of vaunted liberalism, of so-called freedom from fetishes and bonds of traditions, we wonder whether we, the- Jewish people, are truly "bnai eho- nn." free sons. Perhaps as men and women who are not physically en- s'aved in this country we may be considered free, but this we submit is rather a very limited, very stifled conception of freedom. Much noise was created in the past week because of the undiplomatic use of phrases or words which could be wrongly understood, appearing in a criticism of Al Jolson in a picture -houii in .Miami last week. Perhaps Mr. Hay of the Miami Herald in his caustic remarks could have accomplished the same purpose without reference to Tel Aviv. But why there should have been an outburst on the part of overzealous com- patriots, or why the Jewish people should consider this so important a cause to rally behind the banner of one who h;is not been too important in Jewish ranks is frankly beyond us. Why Mr. Hay should have been termed a "Hitler" by some is beyond human comprehension. Of course, it gave some people an opportunity to once more sonorously declaim that the Jewish people are not a race, but a religious faith. It seema that our people have not yet learned the futility ol "Deutschen als dem Mosaaichen glauben" (Germans of Mo- saic faith). That phrase for so many years was the slogan of the German Jews ... a slogan that governed them above all else and the very same slogan which today haunts and plagues them every moment of the twenty-four hours of the day. Let us hope that true American Jews will never prab this fetish of the German Jew. but will be truly bnai chorin" and trulv free of this contemptible misapprehension. We wonder whether it is a true sign of freedom for those high in the life of the Jewish community to find no other time to enlist in the worthy cause of charity, than to appear on the streets on a Saturday (the Sabbath that has kept the Jew together throughout the ages) for the purpose of taking part in a tag day. We wonder whether it is a true sign of I reedom for a Jew to accept for sale property "For Gentiles Only because there mav be a commission in it for him, though acting as agent he "must sacrifice every bit of self-respect and human decency. .. We wonder whether it is a sign of real freedom for those In (he employ of the Jewish community to openly flaunt tneir disregard of Jewish laws, to laugh at Kashrus or the attempts to observe it on the part of sincere Jews, though they hesi- tate not to solicit the synagogues for funds out of which tneir salaries are paid. .. Or is it a sign of freedom, of liberality, to laugh at the age-old custom of "Maos Chitim," and say that the rest ot the year is just the same? . When, oh, when, will our Jews begin to believe and to realize that true freedom comes only when one lives his own lire, his own convictions? Our Jews will have reached that true pinnacle of real understanding of the essence of freedom onlv when they have become permeated with the thougni ana the will to act in the thought that only as Jews can they at- tain true freedom. Onlv by emulating today the true spirit in which thev were liberated from a life of enslavement in Egypt of old. can they hope to attain sincere freedom and truly and honestly attain the right to be termed bnai chorin." (Continued from Page 1) purity of kevana, of intention, with which the command is to tin em- braced and obeyed. In every age men have hungered and thirsted after liberation; in every age Israel has hungered ami thirsted after its own Bpecific lib- eration, after its setting- free from Mizraim, eternal symbol of the house of bondage. And there were times when the house of bondage could indeed be interpreted as meaning some actual house of bondage in the empirical world, like the old Russia or the Czars. But except to the utterly blind or the utterly corruptcorrupted by the vain shows and fallacies of some market-placethere can be no such concrete embodiments of the house of bondage today. As there is but one Jewish people so there is but one Jewish problem. Anti-Semi- tism and oppression, degradation and enforced hunger and strikes and murderthese are the symp- toms of the diseases and sins of the gentile world. The Jewish problem is the problem of the self- liberation, of the self-emancipation of the Jewish people. Are we set- ting out upon our pilgrimage to- ward this goal and this goal alone with purpose utterly pure and minds divinely single or are we not? Are we thinking of the fruits we shall taste and the healing waters m which we shall bathe or are our souls set singly and wholly upon our pilgrimage to the Jeru- salem of our liberation and re- demption '.' No, this is not mere ideology or maggiduth. Think not of the Leg- islative Council in Palestine. Think only of your sacrificial singleness of purpose in giving all you are and have toward the upbuilding of bretz VIsrael. Think not of the Arabs (except scrupulously to do them no injustice), but think ol the way of redemption that lies in j and tnrough Palestine and what With utter singleness of purpose you are doing to extend our hold- ings by one dunam and what you are doing toward the liberation of some other Jewish soul in the land. Dismiss all fears and all thoughts of reward or of success or failure and go upon this pilgrimage of liberation of the Jewish people in utter purity of purpose and as the answer to an absolute, to an un- conditioned command. Neither man nor people has ever or can ever gain his or its life without being willing to lose it or has ever reached the goal of any pilgrimage while thinking of the flavor of the fruits or the healing of the springs of any Tiberias on earth. Thomas Mann is fond of saying that everything great comes into Tidbits From Everywhere By PIIINEAS .1. BIRON Although the ORT-JDC deal was begun quite a few months ago, Zionists will say that it was a strategic move to get more money from a community chest for the JDC. This because the ORT money from the community chests will go automatically to the JDC. . One of the outstanding Zion- ists explains privately that the parity issue between the UPA and the JDC is no issue at all. . Every Jewish community must re- tain its freedom to decide where it wants its money to go and if the JDC has more influence in some community chests it is only logical that it should try to get as much as it can, is the way this Zionist puts it. This will not, however, prevent the Zionists from continuing their cry for parity. . Incidentally many people are very curious to know who will be Morris | Rothenberg's successor as prexy of the Zionist Organization. ... It is generally known that M. R. pledged himself at the last Atlantic City convention not to be a candidate in 1936. The New York Zionist being by grace of and "in spite of." Trotzdom! It is not our obstacles that will undo us; it is our dis- union, the sloth of our hearts, the yielding to the arguments and al- lurements of that miserable world of war and trade and politics and injustice and hunger amid plenty and murder and liquidation that surrounds us in the West and which by what it is has lost all rights to any moral allegiance irom any soul that is >till free and clean. That world, being peopled by men, by children of Adam, has not and cannot lose its claim upon our pity, our helpfulness, our love. But when it claims from any genuine Christian or any genuine Jew obedience o> allegiance, that Chris- tian or that Jew has but to point in silence and in unutterable re- cusancy once more to what it is. Therefore the obstacles toward our liberation must be merely the ob- stacles upon the earthly path, never any obstacles within the soul or mind or will. And if we cleanse ourselves of the inner obstacles then in very truth the seas will ..dry at our feet and the desert bloom and the mountains melt on our path and the Eternal will, through us, rebuild first the inner I and next inevitably the outer Jeru- i saleni, ir ha-kodesh, the Holy City, binTheruh b'yomenu, speedily, in our days. (Copyright 1930 by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate) Club, headed by M. Maldwin Fer- tig. will issue in the near future B bulletin which will carry a num- ber of articles that will expose the deterioration of the present Ameri- can Zionist administration in an unprecedentedly strong manner. . The strongest candidate for the Zionist presidency la Rabbi Abba llillel Silver of Cleveland, who might be persuaded to take a sabbatical year, we understand, to devote himself to the rebuilding of the Zionist house. . PERSONALIA There are some United States Senators who, when invited to ad- dress Jewish gatherings or ban- quets, charge staggering sums for expenses. Sometimes they ac- tually have heavy expenses be- cause they are accompanied by members of their family and a retinue of publicity men and brain- trusters. One of these days we might publish a list of such "amateur" speakers. Lena (ioldsmith. who is given credit for laving collaborated with Edwin Piscator in the new dramatic ver- sion of Dreiser's "American Trag- edy," now being presented by the Group Theatre in New York, was none other than the late wife of Ail'ons Goldsmith, who is now on the faculty of the University in Exile. People are wondering what is happening to the relief campaign sponsored by the Federa- tion of Polish Jews in America. ... It started off with a bang and now seems to have flopped. . Maurice David, author of "Who I Was Columbus?'' tells us that in | Japan the swastika is used as the : emblem of houses of prostitution. I. In other words, the German \ national enjoys great popularity in | the land of the Mikado. David a :i a literary prize ol' quite a sub- stantial -uni from the Spanish j Academy of Literature for his i book on Columbus, but hasn't got j the fare to go to Spain to collect. ). E. J. Chayfitz is one of the crack agents (G-men to you) of the Department of Justice. The Israel Day Nursery in New York is running a benefit at Minsky's burlesque theatre. Dr. Joseph Rosen, head of the Agro-Joint work in Russia, has returned to Moscow just as quietly as he ar- rived in this country a couple of weeks ago. David I.ipsky, son of Louis Lipsky, the Zionist, is now in the motion picture game. . He has established headquar- ters in the Title Guarantee Build- ing of St. Louis and is waiting for orders to flow in for the feature film, "The Land of Promise," Passover The Passover festival has special meaning this year. For those who fervently believe that the present traged> en- ; veloping more than half of world Jewry is a grim re-enact- ment of history, Passover brings hope and encouragement. : It is another exhibit in the long line of historical evidence that the Jewish people is an enduring and eternal nation. Seder night is probably the most dramatic ritual of all Jewish religious ceremonies. The festive table, the signifi- cance of the matzoh, the open door for the Prophet Elijah, his waiting wine glass, the naive voice of the youngsters in- toning the "Manishtanoh," and, most of all, the reading of the Haggadah have inspired the poets and dramatists as the most imaginative of all Jewish holidays. The Haggadah has been for many centuries the most unique manifestation of Jewish art. And when at this year's seder the voice of your young, ster asks the whys and wherefores of the Passover celebra- tion and his big eyes look with awe at the flickering candles, you will perhaps regret that you will not be able to show him ii real hand-written illuminated Haggadah which, perhaps, as much as the words, reflects the tender care of our fore- fathers in passing on to their children the tradition of our people. It might be well if some Jewish educational agency were to provide in every community replicas of an illum- inated Haggadah. which he is handling. . FAMILY ALBUM Mrs. Estelle M. Sternberger, executive director of World Peace- ways, is receiving mazel tovs on the birth of her second grandson, Donald Keith Holzman. Funny- man Milton Berle has called off his marriage to please his mama. . Herbert Fleishhacker, Jr., son of the San Francisco banker, is in- troducing his friends to his bride, the former Countess Lawton Filer Wurmbrand. Dorman Israel, who has been appointed chief en- gineer of the Emerson Radio and Television Corporation of Ney York City, is a brother of Rabbi Edward Israel of Baltimore. . And speaking of relatives Rabbi Morris I.azaron of Baltimore and Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve- land are brothers-in-law. having married the Horkheimer girls of West Virginia. . Page Four THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Friday, April 8, l'J36 Religion Through Art HaggadahA Unique Oratorio Almost Completed Tin' author of this article, the distinguished o.ceho-slo- vakian Jewish novelist, is com- pleting, in cooperation with the eminent composer, Paul Des- sau, a musical dramatic I'ass- ei presentation. Max Broil has const nted to toll the Seven An. Palcor Agency Pra ndent all about tins important creation, which will ho seen throughout the world before manj year.- elapse. The Edii , B) MAX BROD The first impulse tor the writing of i' Pa er oratorio came to me almost two years ago through Paul Dessau, and at a subsequent personal mooting we laid the basic plans for the work. Paul Dessau has made a name for himself witt liis children's cantata and with his recent musical setting for two psalms. He has written an orches- tral SUil and has composed the [or several sound films. Only a short time ago he completed the music for a film on Palestine, W. dah." I he title of our oratorio is "Hag- ." The toxt is finished now. and my friend, Paul Dessau, is making rapid progress in the com- : the music. During the last months he has devoted himself entirely to this work; 1 have just received from him the the four typos of sons of which the Haggadah speaks. At the close of this part the Speaker re- fers to the Seder Eve, when all the explanations will he given; and his earnest Bpeech closes with the words of the Haggadah: Ki lo : bilvad amad (for not one alone arose against us). For this D au has composed a nating march which consti- the leitmotifs of the whole work. The '" "''" brew. I wrote it in German, and rjend, Georg l anger, an ex- Hebraist and probably the only Hebrew poel in Prague, translated my text into Hebrew. Langer i-. incidentally, the author - :1 hook on the Cabala, and a brother of the well-known Czech author. Frantisek Langer, whose "Periphery" made him famous. The music is being composed for the Hebrew toxt. Later, perhaps, v.. shall make translations into other languages to fit the music; hut the original toxt of the work DR. R. S. AKERS 17(il N. W. 36th St. Moved to New Location DENTIST Closed Saturdays. Ph. 2-2181 newly completed fourth part, the dramatic power of which deeply thrills me. In this respect, inci- lentally, our plan has changed greatly since we drew up the first lUtline. To our own amazement the work has grown more and mor< dramatic, yet without violat- ing the oratorio Btyle. Hence it will sent it in a rigorous concert form, as an ora- torio, or with a conventionalized intimation of set n, eli for example, in the passage through the lied Sea. Such alter- native methods of presentation arc :. i innovation, for even thi of Handel may he given either in concert form or in a con- ventionalized Stage production. The work is divided into jevea parts and somehow 1 feel that the symbolism of this number may have some significance. The first part consists of tlio overture. The Second part present- a children's chorus in a dialogue with the Speaker. Baal Haggadah. The mood is gay, the children are joy- fully looking forward to the Pass- over feast, eagerly help in the search for chumetz, and ask all kinds of questions which represent j; DAIRY PRODUCTS StrictIv Kosher for Passover '; Under the Supervision of [j RABBI DAVID I. ROSEN BLOOM '.[ Of Reth Jacob Cong., Miami Reach j Rich Fresh Milk Sweet Butter j i: Sweet Cream Sour Cream is in Hebrew. The text of our oratorio is dis- tinguished from other oratorio) texts, -such as those used by | Haendl, by the fact that we have made use of not only the Bible hut f all the treasures of Jewish tra- dition. The third section introduces the .-.,.,.,. 0f the family and the small ,horus of the participants in the Seder ci The father sings, Ho'lachmo. A child ask* th< nishtai answered First bj by the chorus; 1 w< ,laves unto Pharaoh. From this point on . idah until we reach the | iut introduces the wi-e men of B'nai Berak. Thereafter our work is original, Su to speak. After these wise men of B'nai Berak emerge from the abySs of the ages our oratorio departs (Continued on Page 16) A HAPPY PASSOVER H. N. HENRY RE \l. ESTATE WM. PENN HOTEL 740 Washington Avp. MIAMI BEACH Phones 1-24525-3301 wwwwwwwww..... v\ S H 0 I. K M : Host Wishes for a Happy PEACEful and KOSHEREN PASSOVER AT NO ADVANCE IN PRICE Notify Our Route Man or Phone Us V\V. E l A LI V E T H E Tit A I) IT IONAL SPIRIT! ENJOY THE BEAUTIFUL PASSOVER SADER AT :: GEO W. PEACE \ & CO. =, Manufacturers of ;" Hillwork, Etc. 21 \. VV. 31th St. ' JV*'-"" '-" *. ." ..."..".."...J*..". rWVWu i .-. .'v .v.".V v < JW " I MIAMI BEACH.FLA. f ''.V.V.V.V.VAV.V;V.WiV.V.V.^V.V,V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V, Phone 2-2".lil SINCERE WISHES for a KOSHEREN and FREILICHEN PESACH 5 I I O'NEILL & ORR \ BUILDING CORP. jj ill Washington Ave. MIAMI BEACH jl PASSOVER GREETINGS From i.rr The Greatest Institution of Laundering and Dry Cleaning in the South" Phono 2-5111 2S N. E. Third St. Across From the Post Office RITTER'S HOTEL 1259 Collins Avenue Miimi Beach ed i v the Well Known and Beloved Cantor NVTHAN WROOBEL ' may be made for Sader nil A] ril 6th, and Tuesday, April 7th, or Strict Kashrus insured . i bi David I. Rosenbloom, with as "Mashgiach Tmidi." iiiiiiinii.....iiimiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinii: i Davii gi.cl ItUIIHIIIIIII AN OPEN LETTER In temporaril) surrendering my position as "Shoched" at Maker's Kosher Market, and at the request of Rabbi osenblooni accepting the position as "Mash- 1 Tmidi" at Kilter's Hotel, I was motivated solely by the sincerity of the rabbi anil the written pledge of the hotel management to abide by and obey each and { s every requirement of Jewish law. I pledge my sacred rd of honor and my reputation as an honest "Shoched" ''''' ''" f.....' '- Purchased and prepared under my per- j m ""'I supervision. And I further pledge to resign this Position if the Slightest violation is even attempted. * (Signed) CANTOR NATHAN WROOBEL. "'...........'............"'"..............".........i.............i..........................iiiii.......i........i.....i.................. ....... ' -Tr-'.-.rrff.-ix.--t r^-xrx-.xrxrfX'.-trr.-X'.- Friday, April 3, 1936 Society Mrs. Jack Arlen is the guest of l,er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris C, Hodes, for the Passover holi- days. Mrs. Arlen is the former Claire Hodes, now making her homo in Jacksonville where Mr. Ar- len la in business. Continuing its policy of pleasing I (he public amidst dignified and beautiful surroundings, the Family I Jacobs, operating the beautiful lAlamac Hotel, will again welcome I the public to its traditional Sader es this year on Monday night, April 6th, and Tuesday night, April 7th, "hen the complete Sader rit- ual will be observed in real holi- day spirit. The splendid holiday I cuisine which has made this hotel I famous will be served and every- [thing will be done to make the I guests welcome in true holiday spirit. Reservations are urged im- I mediately either for the Sader Iservices or for the entire Passover for which reasonable rates | will be charged. * Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock, [ ately following the morning . Rabbi Julius Washer of |the Miami Jewish Orthodox ('mi. . will conduct the tradi- THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN tional "Siyom Habehorim" for the first born sons on the eve of Pass- over, at the Synagogue. Passover will be ushered in Monday night at 6 o'clock. Tuesday morning services will begin at 9 o'clock at which time the Rabbi will preach on "The Preface to Morals." Wednesday morning the Rabbi will preach on "Ancient and Modern Despots." Prominent laymen will alternate in chanting the tradi- tional holiday ritual. The first dairy in the Greater Miami area ever to undertake to provide observant Jews with their dairy needs for the Passover holi- | days, the Miami Home Milk Pro- ducers Association, will again fur- nish their customers through driver service in the entire area and through groceries and delicatessen stores, butter, milk, sweet and sour cream and cottage cheese produced under the strictest religious regu- lations for the Passover holidays. A separate dairy has been set aside for the entire week at which Mr, A. Fialkow Hebrew teacher and scholar, formerly of Savannah, Ga., will be the mashgiach. Mr. Fialkow was named by Rabbi Dav- id I. Rosenbloom and Rabbi Julius Washer, who are in direct charge of the production of the dairy prod- ucts and under whose supervision Page Five Best Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Joyce PASSOVER GREETINGS To All Our Jewish Friends Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown BEST WISHES FOR A FREILICHEN PESACB VV. D. MURPHY TERMITE CO. "Get the Best, Forget the Rest" TERMITE ERADICATIONWOOD PRESERVING 100 N. E. 24th St. Phone 2-4307 BEST WISHES For a Happy Passover To All Our Jewish Friends Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Rollins HAPPY PASSOVER GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS GEORGE E. MERRICK GENERAL REAL ESTATE Service and Information at any of the following offices: N,i IMIStT-M E. Plaglu si. x'' Ih.- Houlrvard) I'hnnr 2-MI! MI*MI BEACH2331-33 Collliu At*. < ii'.v I'ln/.a) PhOM 5-101 I ' "HAL GABLES2110-12 Pane* dr "" -> TAMIAMI TRAILMM B. W. Mb SI. I'hom- Kvrrun-i-n 1433 noil BVARDTMh St. m ihr Boale- ard. I'hone KdKcwutor IMS FT. LAUDERDALBII '" OIi Art. (Broward Hoieh I'hone Ki. l..uriVr- ditlr Ml everything is being done. Each package and bottle will have a dis- tinct label bearing the Rabbi's sig- natures. Customers and those un- able to obtain Passover dairy prod- ucts from their dairies are urged to make their reservations imme- diately by phoning to the dairy. The first meeting of Young Ju- dea will be held Saturday, April 4, at 2:15 p. m., at the home of Dor- othy Levin, 430 N. E. 29th street, Miami. All girls from the ages of 8 to 16 are cordially invited to attend. There will be an election of officers, and committees will be appointed to take charge of pro- grams, social and business for the coming meetings. An interesting future is being predicted for the club and all those who wish to be- come charter members of the Mi- ami group must be present ;it the meeting this Saturday. The House of Abrams at Euclid avenue and Third street, Miami Beach, will be the scene of real traditional Sader services Monday night, April 6th, and Tuesday night, April 7th, when Cantor Maurice Mamches of Beth Jacob Congregration, Miami Beach, will conduct and chant the entire Pass- over Sader ritual. Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus Abrams, prominent and pioneer Jewish communal workers of this area, are in personal charge of the cuisine and service and urge that reservations for the Sader nights or for the entire Passover week be made immediately be- cause of limited space. A gala holiday atmosphere will prevail. BOBBINS ROOFING & SHEET METAL WORKS Responsible Roofers Since 1919 Inspections and Estimates Free. 222 N. W. 26th St. Phone 2-3705 HAI>IY PASSOVER HORACE Z. BRUNSON PLUMBING 461 W. 41st St. Miami Beach, Fla. Office I'hone 5-1615 Residence I'hone Bayview 579-R A.M0NG the great achievements of the Jewish people has been the preservation of their habits, customs, religion and litera- ture through all ages, among many na- tions ... an achievement unparalleled by any other people in history. HE greatest debt civilization owes to the Jew is the lesson of democracy, begin- ning with the liberation from Egypt and culminating with the giving unto this great people of the Torah, from which all peoples have and will continue to draw upon for their inspiration of true life.___________ 1 T IS, therefore, an extreme pleasure and privilege to extend hearty felicitations on the happy occasion of the festive holiday of Passover to my fellow Jewish citizens of the great State of Florida._____________ It is my privilege to say "A FRAYLICHEN AND KOSHEREN PESACH" J.M. LEE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA Page Six THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Friday, April 3, i93< L MIAMI NOTES By HARRY SCHWARTZ team of tin- All followers of the skirts1 believe that just about takes in ull male members of the Yif you have a desire to take off Borne s u i" e r f 1 u o u s weigh) and ielf in physical c o n <1 i- here's your irtnnKy. Y. M. H. A. will again be a mem- ber oi the Civic League. Games of the practice variety are being Sunday starting at p. in. at beautiful Flamingo Park grounds. Last Sunday was the first si rin i ssion and more than 35 members attended. Man- ila G dstein has such > ap- .- from last year as Nat Blumberg, first baseman; Al Reisman, second base; Bi i nie Frank, third base; Al Grossman, shortsl ip well as being a star Isman; Bill Segal, catcher; . I .i -kawitz, left field; Leo ivsky, right fiqld; Abe nfeld, center field; Jot- Davis, right field; Mickey Lubel, center field; Frank Rose, short- stop; Norman Thaler, right field; George Reichgott, catcher; Ralph Grossman, catcher, and Jules Wil- son, who covers the water front as well as being number one water boy and Monsieur "Doc" Beck- man, half-pint club physician, who also has special rates with the Ahem Funeral Home, just in case. There are plenty of openings if you have what it takes to make the team. Mr, Jules Wilson has resigned his position for this year as water boy as he is afraid it will impair his amateur standing being that the hoys offered him a 25-cent piece for each game and he just couldn't stand such pros- perity. j of you would pro like to know the final standings of last year, Win- f the pennant was the Uni- . j i Hub, si cond, I he Railway Clerks: third. The Shriners; fourth, Our Heroes, V. M. H. A.; fifth, Order of American Mi ics; sixth, Miami Junior Chamber cf Commerce; seventh. M Mien, and holding up the rest of the li ague were the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Coral Gables. Flash Hot off the griddle The Young Men's He- brew Association and Walterson Works are the proud p a world's record in the Florida national pastime of Dia- mondball. In 1933 remember? - two teams started a sched- uled league game at 8 p. m. and KZ8SBJ m 53885 25 SS 3125 3? M 52 2S 25 M MESSHSEjE A li \ity PASSOVER H HIRSCH-FAUTH, INC. EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE Interior Decorators and Importers Biscayne Boulevard at Fourteenth Terrace ^ Phone 2-5641 1 MIAMI. FLORIDA gj . HlltlllllH IHMIIII IIIIIIIIIIIHIII.....iI'Iii.iimiiiiiii'iii in .Mm- i- r'.iiii.iiiiik< > BEST WISHES FOR \ HAPPY PASSOVER DR. F. 11. FISHER .Miami Ik-ach OPTOMETRIST GLASSES FITTED OR REPAIRED 212 Fifth Street Phone 5-2343 <<.....M.....Ill).......II what do you think ?-w>, that's not so, but the truth is that it was 1:30 a. m. before a decision was finally reached. This game lasted a total of 23 innings, mine frands, and the Y finally emerged holding up the other team's mit by a score of 4 to 3. The big disappointment of this game took place when Nat Blumberg took his turn at bat with the score 8 to 0 against our boys and the bases loaded and only hit a triple when a home run would have won the game. All you rootin', tootin', female tans may now witness your hero's diamondball heroics at Flamingo Park each Sunday until the n eason gets under way. .Many of thl have been belittling the athletic ability of the married men, so-o-h, as a counter attack, a twei n them is beinj angi Sunday. April Park. No admission. \\ ill : - who at- tended the V. IV. April Fool's most assuredly wen VOL ARE SURE OF The Finest in Kosher Meats and Poultry When You Buy at Miami Beach Kosher Market 329 COLLINS AVE. MIAMI BEACH Phone 5-2026 REV. S. GI TTMAN In Charge of Poultry warded with a splendid evening of entertainment and surprises. Ida Engler, Josephine Kolman and Jeanette Seligman were the voung ladies responsible for the 'enjoyable evening and duly de- a kiss on each cheek. Are there any volunteers? I thought sew Milt, this being your birth- day, you can be volunteer number one. Miss Ann I.ehrman. newly elected the Junior Division, conducted a most inspiring meet- Monday. Definite ar- n made to hold an installation dance at the club. rooms Sunday, April 19. Their regular Monday njg!l[ meetings will be held on Thursday due to the Passover holidays. Mr. Sidney H. Palmer 0f t.( House of Palmer donated a bean. tiful electric neon clock to the V as his token of esteem for tfc, newly elected president. Well, my dear friends and ene. niies alike, Monday night is ths first night Sader and I have to brush up on the four koshei please excuse until next Friday PASSOVER GREETINGS Ducks Turkeys Hens Fryers AND A COMPLETE STOCK OP POULTRY FARM POULTRY & EGG CO.. INC. 7(il S. W. Eighth Street Phone 2-0087 WWWWh Best Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER MIAMI REAL ESTATE AGENCY Shoreland Bldg. Phone 2-1033 Greetings to All My Jewish Friends on PASSOVER wwwww HAROLD C. COSTELLO Coconut Grove, Florida GREYHOUND LINES FOR CORRECT BUS INFORMATION pi. r 1 Q1 > ALL NORTHBOUND BUSSES LEAVE FROM H* D-IOl GREYHOUND TERMINAL AT MIAMI BEACH Washington Ave. & Fifth St. "JOE" REISMAN In Charge of Meats OUR SINCERE WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER In All Our Jewish Friends MIAMI BAR PILOTS ASSOCIATION Best Wishes for a Kosheren and Fraylichen Pesaeh t- L. AND H. MILLER GENERAL CONTRA( TORS 1151 Washington Ave. .Miami lleach r oi Livinp Wrapped up in .ach small electric*! appliance ia an added enjoyment of living. There are more happy aocial hours, and you'll find convenience, health, and more tasty food, never experienced with the old- fashioned methods. Whether it's an everyday breakfast, an afternoon party, or a midnight snack, you can SOLD ON E Kurdine's II & W Company Electrical Appliance Company Florida Appliance Company The Mark Store *u \ make haste surely with thee* time and temper savers. And you'll have more time to enjoy the life about you. See these models on display t your favorite dealer now and learn the many comforts nd conveniences of these modern electr.cal appliances. They will do a great deal for you at very little cost ASY TERIvJ.S Megrath-Long Appliance Co. Red < ross Drug Department Store Sears, Roebuck ti. Co Florida Power .V Light Co. GRILL PERCOLATOR COFFEE MAKEK EGG COOKLK WAFFLE IRON 88?eiBHW Friday, April 3, 1936 THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Orlando Notes Mrs M. Harris has returned to do after a three weeks' trip I Sew York. yirs. I. N. Burman left Monday Tampa and St. Petersburg, .,. ahe will Visit friends. \H Orlando sympathizes with \|. Lehman and family in the i of her husband, Mr. Muses an, whose death occurred last Mr. Lehman was a winter it of Orlando for the past .ears. Funeral services and ent were held in 1'orlsniouth, their home. Mr. Lehman a highly respected and es- ed man in Orlando. He gave usly to charity and was | by all who knew him. St. Petersburg Notes Friday night services of Congre- gation B'nai Israel begins at 8 o'clock when Rabbi A. S. Kleinfeld Will preach a Sabbath Hagodo] ser- mon, "Historic Judaism." Saturday morning services begins at 9:30 a. in. Sunday night, the Ladies' Auxi- liary and the Judaic Council jointly will give a party in honor of Rabbi and -Mrs. Kleinfeld on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of active service in the congregation. Mrs. J. Shapiro and Mrs. M. N'a- of Jacksonville were visitors in Orlando for the past week. While here they were house guests | patient at the Mound Park Hos- of .Mr and Mrs. I. Becker and Mr. Mrs. A. Shapiro. Mr. I. Weiss of Tampa was a visitor in Orlando on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Weiss delivered a short talk at the B'nai B'rith m-eting, which was held on the 30th in the vestry rooms of the synagogue. The regular monthly meeting of the Congregation Ohev Sholem was held in the vestry rooms of the synagogue on Sunday, March 2fl, at B p. m. A HAPPY PASSOVKR THE CHAILLE WAREHOUSE 117 N. E. 2th St. A HAPPYPASSOVKR MUCK'S TOP AND BODY WORKS 1521 N. E. 2nd Ave. Phone 2-0656 BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER rvvwwV) CHARLIE'S NEWS STAND l (36 Washington Ave. MIAMI BEACH SINCERE WISHES for a 'FREILICHEN PASSOVER" MAIW C. A. BURNET WAREHOUSE & TRANSFER CO., Inc. 20 N. E. 11th St. MIAMI CtjGUST BROS Ry^ /" la the REST! GREETINGS D. E. LINARDY All Grades of HARDWOOD FLOORING Furnished, Laid, Sanded and Finished Offir.- ami Wari'lu'iisr Nm\\ I.ovuU-d at 35 N. E. 26th St. MIAMI, FLORIDA BKST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVKR JOHN FALKENBERG District Manager AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. GREETING iS E. A. EHMANN ARCHITECT Halcyon Arcade No. 4 Page Seven pital. -Mr. Harvey Herman, who met with a serious automobile accident WORLDS MOST FAMOUS HAGGADAH on page one, a reproduction of the entire manuscript) which dates back to the fourteenth century, is some weeks ago, is still a patient The illuminated page of the-now on exhibition at R. II. Macy at the Mound Park Hospital. Darmstadt Haggadah, appearing &. Co., New York. Mrs. J. Neimoth and daughter, Lou Ellen, of Hineola, L. I., X. Y., daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. Klein- feld, are spending the rest of the season in St. Petersburg. .Mr. Hyman M. Jacobs, president of Congregation B'nai Israel, is a A Duty Not to Be Shirked The Jewish Floridian is not espousing the cause of any candidate for office ... IT IS CHAMPIONING THE CAUSF. OK DECENT CITIZEN- SHIP. At this time, when we are approaching the "Feast of Liberation," Passover, we cannot help but urge upon every Jewish resident of Florida, who is qualified to vote, hut has not yet registered or paid his poll tax, thai he is not a truly free man or woman unless he has fulfilled the rights of suffrage whieh he possesses and which in fairness and decency he should exercise. We owe it to ourselves as citizens and as Jews to register im- mediately. 1)0 YOUR DUTY ... DO IT NOW! DON'T REGRET TOMORROW! ..-."..."...".."......v."."."."."" DR. DROWNS CEI.-RAY o SPARKLING WATER KOSHER FOR PASSOVKR Supervision of Rabbi Julius Washer \.\x All Grocery and Delicatessen] Stores TRY-ME BOTTLING CO. 1655 N. Miami Ave. Phone 2-727:t t A HAPPY PASSOVER |M O N E Y A V A I L A B I. E | At low rates of interest for {repairing or building complete (house. Complete stock new ( building material. | Guaranteed 2.1% Saving to You I ! i on (inod Reconditioned ............11 .. <. i . lltlltllltllllllllllUIIIIIV PASSOVER GREETINGS TO OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS GRAHAM'S DAIRY FOR MIAMI BEACH SERVICE CALL 2-1247 FARMCANAL 255-J MHiiiiiitiiiiiimiMiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii WE EXTEND BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR JEWISH > FRIENDS FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER :: i i TO OUR JEWISH FRIENDS j \ \ i i j MR. AND MRS. N. P. j LOWERY GREETINGS on PASSOVER * Material EZELL LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 2401 N. W. 7th Ave. Phone 2-713S COMBS Funeral Service 1539 N. E. Second Ave. 1850 Alton Rd.. Miami Beach X Phone 3-2101 Phone 5-2101 :: A HAPPY PASSOVER Studio Couches Mattresses Renovated UPHOLSTERING HAMLYN MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING CO. 1235 N. Miami Ave. Phone 2-4856 PEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER MR. AND MRS. R. B. CHASTAIN -* SOLVES CARBON PROBLEMS DISTRIBUTORS IN THIS SECTION SHAW BROTHERS OF FLORIDA. INC. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER i It Is a Pleasure to Extend Sincere Greetings to Our j Jewish Friends on the Joyous Festival of Passover LEE & FRAZEL, INC. i! JAMES BETTERIDGE CO., Inc. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS I Real EstateInsuranceProperty Management I m v b j | 2141 N. W. 20th St. !! Phone 2-1467 | i i i Page Eight THE JEWISH FI.ORIDIAN Friday, April ;i, ^ Jacksonville News The April meeting of the Temple Sisterhood was held Wednesday afternoon in the Temple Home with the president, Mrs. L P. Lippman presiding. At this last meeting before the annual closing luncheon, plans for Passover were made. The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of Israel took place Wednesday afternoon in the audi- torium of the Jewish Center. Many important matters were discussed at this time "1" commit- tee! for several social affairs were (elected. A very entertaining pro- gram was presented. Mrs. T. M. Schneider and Mrs. M. Hammer- man were in charge. There was an April Fool's party. The Center was decorated for the occasion and delicious refresh- ments were served. Mrs. M. Foor and Mrs. II. Slott were hostesses for the afternoon. In order to begin in the usual traditional custom the Passover festival which commences at sun- down Monday evening, April G, and continues for seven days, the Tem- ple Sisterhood will sponsor the traditional "Sedar" for members of the Temple Congregation and their friends, the traditional "Se- dar" at 7 o'clock Monday evening, April !. in the Temple Home. Dr. I. I.. Kaplan, minister of the Tem- ple congregation, will preside and a most impressive service is being planned. The special committee in charge of the "Sedar" is arranging for a delicious dinner which will be .served in connection with the serv- ice. Reservations should be made promptly with Miss Ray Halle. Witten and Mrs. H. Gerbert. A large number received a very special treat at the literature class of the Temple Sisterhood last week when they heard Dr. Israel L. Kap- lan give his splendid review of "If This Be Treason," a recent Broad- way success by John Haynes Holmes and Reginald Lawrence. The Temple Sisterhood social af- fair, a dessert bridge sponsored by the March committee of the or- ganization, was held at the Temple Home Tuesday, under the efficient joint chairmanship of Mrs. M. II. The last in a series of three bridge tournaments sponsored by the Senior Iladassah Chapter was held Monday afternoon in Cohen Brothers' Auditorium and was di- rected by Mrs. John C. Cray. Proceeds from these affairs will !" used for the penny luncheon fund of the llada-sah Chapter, which is used to provide the school children of Palestine with well- balanced nourishing meals and check tin- prevalence of malnutri- tion. SALE! SPORT TROUSERS $7.00 Values! $5.50 NEWEST STYLES LATEST FABRICS GREETINGS on PASSOVER J. LAMAR PAXSON COUNT? COMMISSIONER for DADE COUNTY Best Wishes for a Happy Pass- over to All Our Campers end Parents (AMI* VVOHELO FOR GIRLS Located In tht- Blue Rldxt Hount&ini if Pennt) I* unia 31 V I S 11 -!'ul SE\ KM year* ol nts! SE\ EN i ol SEVEN 1 SEV EN ye Ion '. SEVI N hnp| i 1 Information rite r |>hone BERTHA HERKOWK M LEVY Owner nml Director I*.'.", S. W. 1.1th Si. MIAMI. FLORIDA Phonr 2-NT30 The Senior Hadassah Chapter entertained last week in the May- flower hotel roof garden with the annual Spring dance, which proved a brilliant and well attended func- tion, with Mrs. Clarence Ginsberg neral chairman, assisted by able committees. Guests sat at In- dividual tables cabaret style, and GREETINGS JOHN B. ORR Inc. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MIAMI. FLORIDA enjoyed the evening thoroughly. Proceeds from this affair will be used to further the worthy work of the organization and is applied to the special fund of the llada-sah Medical Organization. Assisting the chairman were Mrs. Joseph Glkksteln, Mrs. Harry Katt, Mrs. Joseph Strauss. Mrs. GREETINGS PURITAN DAIRY Kill N. E. .{01 h St. Phone 2-2218 Neal Funkelstein, Mrs. Marx R ker, Mrs. Herbert Weiss and Mrs Ben Stein, president of Senior Hadassah. SINCERE WISHES for A KOSHEREN PESACH LOTSPEICH FLOORING CO. Enjoy a Complete Passover Holiday At the Hotel Evans Sedar Services hy a Prominent Cantor First Seder nighl Monday, April 6th * Second Seder night Tuesday, April 7th Reservations suggested .... Phone 5-4611 Enjoy the recognized cuisine, conveniences and comfoi I HOTEL EVANS Collins and 10th St, -Miami Beach Same Management a Hotel Evans, Loch Sheldrake. X. V iiimiiimiii BEST WISHES for A HAPPY PASSOVER STANLEY BECKERMAN WILLIAM DROSI) 699 Palm Ave. HIALEAH, PLA. ..........."..............""".........1........ I ARK ITT COFFE E COM PA \ 1 ROASTERS and PACKERS of COFFEES AND TEAS 307 Northwest Miami Court Phone 2-2174 Wish for All Theii Jewish Friends A HAPPY PASSOVER ""......'""IIIIIIIIMHIMIIIIIIIIIIItlllHIllll.........Ul in- " I; THE MIAMI AQUARIUM { I N- r:- Fifth St.. Opposite News Tower I; Extends Sincere Wishes to All for a PREILICHEN PESACH I ! PASSOVER I GREETINGS TO ALL j MY JEWISH FRIENDS BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER GREETINGS ON PASSOVER WAGNER ELECTRIC CO. "ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS" 2377 S. W. 24th Terrace Phone Havview 411 1 Henry R. Chase D. C. COLEMAN i Sheriff of Oade Countv CHIEF And Associates >' jjjjMIAMI FIRE DEPARTMENT^ Miami Wire & Iron Works 418 N. W. SIXTH STREET Phone 2-6328 1 .Miami, Honda GREETINGS ON PASSOVER V NITED It A I) I A T () R ( (). B. B. LEWIS 1415 N. Miami Ave. Phone 2-(>:i21 ...................."......milinillMII....................................1111..............1...........rimii......1.....1......1.......,.............,......j.........( ......................................"""..................I.......'................I......I...............I....."I".....I.........I.........................,.......................I....... PASSOVER GREETINGS W R PITTS. INC. HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES SALES AND SERVICE '' '8 Our Pleasure to Extend to All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons Sincere Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER tfWWWWU ROBRINS ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO.. INC. 222 N. \\. 26th St. ,hone 2-3705 Phone 3-2223 322 W. Flagler St. """......................................n"...........'..........'....."'...........'........."""".....1................"....................................,.........,= """............Illtnlllll.....II.IIHiMlllllMIIIIMHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIlllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIMIIMIHIIIIllllllllii.in..................... PASSOVER GREETINGS I J BEST WISHES FOR A PREILICHEN PE ESACH CORRIGAN, MILLER & CO., Inc. INVESTMENTS Ingraham Bldg. = '.MtMlllllltlllllllll.....HtllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIillllllMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIttllllllllllMllllllllllMlllllllllllluii. X ELI WITT CIGAR & TOBACCO CO. 73 N. W. Eighth St. \ Won'l U HAV-A-TAMPA Cigar \ Kriiiny, April 3, 1936 THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Page Nine Tampa Notes Under the able leadership of | Maas, a large group of |Honor Roll Y. M. H. A. workers opened the 1936 membership en- Irollment campaign with a break- ,Hy at the Y. M. H. A. build. j, The (f08l of the campaign is 110 secure the enrollment of every Ijewish man, woman and child to make the Y. M. H. A. "a com- munity center of, by and for all tne Jews Of Tampa." After an opening prayer by Rabbi I). L. a, Chairman Maas made a ! stirring appeal. He closed with a plea !,) all the workers to give ( f their means and time during nrollment week. He advo- ,.:1 ,1 free memberships be given unemployed, so that they could use the Y. M. H. A. facilities without charge. Following Mr. Maas, Rabbi Zie- lenka added his eloquent voice in behalf of the Y. M. H. A. The closing speaker of the pro- gram was Samuel Leff of New York, field secretary of the Jew- bh Welfare Board, national or- ganization of Y. M. H. A.'s, Y. W. H. A.'s and Jewish Community Centers. Mr. Leff has been as- signed by the national agency to help ihe'Tampa Y. M. H. A. con- duct the campaign. Among workers present at the' opening breakfast rally were Er- nest Maas, chairman; Samuel Leff, | campaign director; Rabbi D. L.: Zielonka, Judge Harry N. Sandier. Dr. 1. Leon Schwartz, president of the Y. M. 11. A.; Irvin Salsbury, ,. president; A. B. Weil, Jr., j V. M. II. A. secretary; B. J. Fin- man, treasurer; M. G. Rosenberg, I Haliczer, Max London, David TRANSATLANTIC CHARACTER BUILDING I he Jewry of Tampa now has before it an unexcelled opportunity to demonstrate by action rather than words, the age-old tradition of "Jewish character building." I he people of the "book." as evidenced by our Sages, have always believed and demonstrated that the physical welfare must be thought of and provided for at the same time. lampa is now in the midst of a campaign to enroll every Jew and Jewess in its Young Men's Hebrew Association. May we, too, add our word of commendation to the el forts of those in charge of this intensive campaign and to urge upon Tampa Jewry that the finest way of showing their approval of this work is the signinK of a membership blank and the payment of dues. We have had, in our limited way, an opportunity to observe the work of Mr. Abraham J. Finkelstein, director of the Y. We feel that if ever there was a director thoroughly imbued with Jewish ideals, who hesitated not to try and achieve the goal even though it involved personal financial and physical sacrifice on his part, Mr. Finkelstein is that director. We urge at this time when we are approaching the commemoration of Passover, the holiday of liberty and freedom, that a true liberation from slavery, a breaking of shackles that are injurious can he best accomplished by providing a place wherein the young and old may receive a cultural training at the same time they are having their physical needs provdied for. What better place than a truly Jewish "Y" can lie found? Let Tampa Jewrj not be found wanting when the final membership blank is tallied. Hitler has rewarded Fritz Gis- sibl, former leader of the Ameri- can Nazis, with a long rest in a concentration camp. Dr. Isaac Horzog, chief rabbi of Ireland, is being prominently mentioned as the next Ashkenazic chief rabbi of Palestine. Hitler's "Mein Kanipf" has made its appearance in the Orient in a Chinese trans- lation. . Illllilllll............IHHM.II.....................,,......Ill,..............IIIIIIIIMIIII BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER SISTRUNK, INC. Manufacturer of Venetian Blinds 313 Coral Way : ; Evergreen 345 ViiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimimti......iiiiiiiiiihiiiihhhhiiuiihiiiihihiiii Neighbors Will Honor Lee So! Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wolf- son, Leon Haber, Julius Silverman, M. B. Edelstein, Max M. .luster, I Mrs. L. S. Augustine, Mrs. Ben llaimovitz, Edward Sherman, S, G. Aroson, Morris /.ubkin, W. J. novitz, Mrs. Irvin Salsbury, Louis Gordon, Bill Wolfson, Morris L'man, Sam Rosenfarb, Max Brody, Sidney Linker, A. A. Finkelstein, \, B. Weil, Jr., Major M. J. Mack- ler, Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Marcus, I Berner, Dr. Fred Lebes, Charles Rosenvaig, Victor Cooper, Dr. Dan Rachelson, Simon Schwartz, Fred Poller, Rabbi Adolph Burger, Al- Siegel, Emanuel Weiss, Miss Gladys Milchman, Miss Rutkin, Feiner, Mrs. Samuel Zinkow, Dr. A! Augustine, Charles Hainie- \ itz and Al Herman. Every worker signed a member- application and paid dues, campaign will conclude .. 6th, L936. Sincere Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER GIFFEN ROOFING CO. Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors 212 Arajjon Ave. (ORAL GABLES Evergreen ">2t> Avon Park, April 2 (FNS) ( Highlands County neighbors of State Comptroller J. M. Lee will . launch his campaign for a second term here Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock with a fish fry in Donald- son Park, where Colonel Lee will be the honor guest and only speaker. Arrangements made at a meet- ing of representatives from Avon Park, Sabring, DeSoto City and Lake Placid include plans for more than 2,(100 people and while the affair will be essentially one of neighbors paying tribute to their friend, the committee in charge has announced it will welcome Jim Lee's friends from wherever they may come for this occasion. The steering committee, com- posed of O. C. W'ilkes, J. S. Fran- cis, Avon Park; .1. E. Sims of Lake Placid, Major Barton, DeSoto City and It. N. Durrance and E. W. Gallagher, Sabring, have named sub-committees to work out the details for taking care of the big- gest crowd Avon Park has been host to. The committee's letter inviting Colonel Lee to attend follows: "Recognizing the excellent serv- ice which you have given to the state in your position as comp- troller, by balancing the state bud- get, by practicing economy, by en- forcing collection of taxes from the laws already on the statute books rather than imposing new forms of taxation, by collecting a million dollars in advance from an estate \<> help keep the schools open, and by your many other accomplish- ments as state comptroller, which show that you are working for the interest of the people of Florida, a large number of your friends in Highlands County appreciate what you have done while in office and are very anxious to have you open your campaign for re-election in your home county and are ar- ranging to have a "Jim Lee fish fry" and get-together meeting, in your honor, at Avon Park, Satur- day afternoon, April 4, at 4 p. m." A HAPPY PASSOVER BEST BATTERY CO. Auto Electrical Service 11:l> PICKBN8 BOB ZIMMERMAN 332 N. W. 8th Ave. Phone 2-2103 BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER KI9ER DRILLING CO. Water Wells for All Purposes 288 N. W. 30th St. Phone 2-71" When You Need Stationery Office Supplies At Reasonable Prices Go to M. L. MARCUS CO. STATIONERS 11 N. E. First St. PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 2-1661 A VERY HAPPY PASSOVER DULANEY'S, INC. iHH-7 Washington Ave. MIAMI BEACH .......I.................................................................................. BEST WISHES To All Jewry for a HAPPY PASSOVER A. B. SMALL Judge of the Civil Court of Record DADE COUNTY OUR SINCERE WISHES To All for a HAPPY PASSOVER OVERSTREET GROCERY CO. Hi. Pineal Foodstuff! the Market Afford-. t Ki'iisiinuble Pricen" 1166 S. W. 17th Ave. Phone 2-5429 liiMimiiitiimmui.....iiimiiiMMiMMMimmmiimiiiimmiimiiiii............ Best Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER CORAL WAY ORNAMENTAL IKON SHOPPE 8668 S. W. 22nd St. I run Srrct'n Iluom a Specially GfttM, Grillil! Lamp*. Stair Kail*. Ha Icon it'*. Wrltling Phone Evergreen 9109 C. K. PENNER "The Iron Man" imiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....MMMHUM........iiiiiiiiitiiMitiiiMtn........nitinii ifywwwwwwwwwwww BEST WISHES J for a HAPPY PASSOVER ALBERT DICKINSON : REAL ESTATE SI 21 Biscay no Blvd. ^ Miami. Florida \* ''.."........j:moW.-.:m.:::'. A HAPPY PASSOVER H. N. HENRY REAL ESTATE 121!) Washington Ave. MIAMI BEACH Phone 5-2452 BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER Geo. L. Dixon Co. Hotel and Restaurant Equipment 1100 N. E. 2nd Ave. PHONE 2-7i;:i:> PRIME BEEF From PRIZE STEERS RAISED in FLORIDA On FLORIDA CORN BROILED. ROASTED OR STEWED YOU NEVER TASTED SUCH TENDER. SWEET AND JUICY MEAT ANYWHERE. ANY TIME INSIST ON SEEING frayW'' kl"^ : > "*a www*; /_r-u i^y ^z> i......ii.......imitmiiiiiiii..... ,..,......i.....................i.....'..........'......'" limn..........mmililiiMii......ihiiiiiiiiii'iini__________= ,,.................|......................................'...................................................... PASSOVER GREETINGS SCHENLEY PRODUCTS CO. FRANK KEIDEL OLD QUAKER GIN AND WHISKEY AMERICAN CREAM WHISKE1 GOLDEN WEDDING Congress Bldg. ......iiiMiiniiM.il inn.........ii"1 .,............imimimiii:.......mum........................""'" For its cool and comfortahle rooms. Summer rates now in effect. Excellent food at most reasonable prices. Your patronage solicited and ap- preciated. ai*iri,7M V 1; -t I I'age Ten THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN tricky, April 3, Jewish News Around the World Reveals Thai John Dillinger Was Nazi New York (bK ojEvidence that the late John Dillinger, "pub- lic enemy No. 1." was a Nazi and a member of the Friends of the New Germany, was mad, public by Albert Brandt, anti-Nazi publicist, in a letter to Ludwig Lore, who conducts the column, "Behind the Cables," in the New York P According to Mr, Hand:. the tip that Dillinger was a Nazi first came from Dr. Thalheimer, editor of an anti-Nazi weekly in the Saar, early in 1934. On checking Mr. Brandt found that on dune 2:'.. 1933, Dillinger was given a highly complimentary letter by Heinz Spanknobel, then Nazi leader in Detroit, to Fritz Gissibl, Nazi lead- er in Chicago. Gissibl and Dillin- ger, according to Brandt, met in the Reichshall, Chicago. Dillinger became a member of the Friends of New Germany on May 16, 1933, and his membership card was num- ber 1684, and was signed by Hans i Strauss, then secretary of the De- troit blanch, who lived at 2921 Baldwin st., Detroit. DINNER TO HONOR JUDGE New YorfcA one-half hour pro- MACK'S 85TH YEAR ON gram, celebrating the Passover hol- FEDERAL BENCH iday will be broadcast nationally _______ over the WEAF network of the To celebrate his completion of National Broadcasting Company, twenty-five years of service on the Monday. April 6, under tin BU8- Federal bench, the Lawyers' Divi- pices of the American Joinl Dis- sion of the Palestine Appeal is ten- tribution Committee, whose 13,600,. dering a dinner to Judge Julian 000 campaign in behalf of Jews \v. Mack at the Hotel Pierre, New overseas is now under way. York, on Wednesday evening, April Speakers on the program, ar- 15th, it was announced yesterday ranged by the J. D. C.'s cultural by George Z. Medalie, chairman of committee, which will take place dinner committee. between 5 and 5:30 p. m., will be Judge Mack is an honorary Dr. Jonah B. Wise, rabbi of the ihairman of the United Palestine Central Synagogue in New k'ork Appeal, which is seeking $3,500,000 City, who is co-chairman of the nationally for the settlement in national campaign. Carl J. Aus- Palestine of a maximum number trian, New York attorney, who is of the Jews of Germany and other chairman of the Joinl Distribution lands. The New York ciu.ua i< Committee's New York City cam- 1,500,000. paign for $1,500,000, and Rabbi The committee sponsoring the Herbert S. Goldstein, honorary dinner is composed of the follow- president of the Union of Orthodox ing: Susan Brandeis, 1. I.. Broad- Jewish Congregations, win, Nathan Burkan, Irving Ben Passover and "seder" night mu- sical arrangements will be made by Cantor Blias Zaludkowski of- New York City and Herbert Fromm, former Meisterschuler of \cademy of Tokunsk in Mu- nich. The four questions, tradition- al to Passover, will be asked by Miss Krna Jung, .laughter of Rab- bi Leo Jung of the Jewish Center of New York City. The program on April 6th will Cooper, Maurice P. Davidson. Mark .Eisner, M. Maldwin I'crtig. James Frank, Frederick F, Greenman, Henry Hofhcimcr. William Klein. Samuel Kramer, James Marshall, David L. Podell, Louis s. Posner, Gustavus H. Rogers, Morris Roth- enberg. Carl Sherman, Robert Szold, Sol Tekulsky and Eugene Untermeyer. Says Jewish Officers Conviction It American Dreyfus Case New York (WNS) That "all American Dreyfus case" is in the making will be charged by former Brigadier General Samuel T. An- sell, counsel for Captain Ralph K Fleischer of Fi rt Slocum, when he lays Captain Fleischer's can Jewish Congress today told N. C. J. C. News Service that he will tour the country this fall to campaign for the re-election of President Roosevelt. He said he expected to begin a series of addresses BCTO8S the coun- try shortly after his return from Captain neischers service Europe, where he is going this num. record before President Roosevelt ,,,,., ,,, confer with |cadcrs of va- in an appeal from the decision of ,.jou, Jewish communities and at- al court-martial, which tend ,., s,.,.,i,,ns ,,, tne WorW found the Jewish officer guilty of jewish Congress in August. He conduct unbecoming an officer and expects, he said, to devote the ma- New YorkDr. Stephen S, Wise, """< the third PaSBOVer broadcast rabbi of the Free Synagogue, pres- over the National Broadcasting ident of the Jewish Institute of Re- Company's' facilities to be spon- ligion and president of the Ameri- *ored by the cultural committee of the American Jewish Joint Distri- bution Committee. During 1935, this cultural committee disbursed $100,........: Joinl Distribution Com- mittee funds to further Hebrew ed- ucation and religious training among Jewish youths of Central and Eastern Europe and in Pal- estine. During the past 15 year.-, than $4,.....Minn was expended by this organization for ' i ultui .'i purposes. a gentleman and ordered him dis- missed i: service and stripped of his ion. In .-up- port of his assertion thai Captain Fleis. hei is th< i of anti-Se- mitic prejudice, General Ansell in- tend- to show thai the court-mar- time "luring Sep- jor part of his tember ami October to this nation peaking tour. In explaining why he would take the -tump for President Roosevelt, Dr Wise said that his social views are best represented by the presi- tial at Governor's Island was the ,k.m Bnd ,haI he could not help the animosity of Ma- ,aus,. f BOC|ai DroBregg ,.,,,.,. Jewish Kditor in Cuba Treason Held for result id' the jor Lawrence Renn. who was at one time tliu defendant in a rase pros- ecuted by Fleischer, Captain Fleischer, attached to the quartermasters corps, was found guilty of embezzling food progress than by working for Roosevelt's re-election. Dr. Wise also denied rumors that he i- shortly resigning from the Fre Synagogue. He said he would remain at the Flee Svna- supph. false swearing and sub- BOgue for another year, but that '"nation of wil.....es. He is now he has arranged to be relieved confined to Cow,.- i and un- from the regular pulpil work so nit al ai i esl, which means i, lie may not lea Bnd. t ap- tain Fleische] v. a ix j acting commanda kers .....! ii men's me ..' Forl m, .'.>.-. I.. ii Brooklyn and an avowed Jew, Cap- tain Fleischi .. >! i Mot ris Tintner, Brooklyn's first rabbi and a friend of Abra- ham Lincoln. Fleischer's father was a prominent Brooklyn mer- chant and a leader in the Demo- cratic party. Until 1917 Fleischer was a practicing attorney. In that year he joined the army and through his family's friendship with the late General Leonard Wood was assigned to (amp Fun- ston as medical supply officer. A fall from a horse at Fort Riley in- capacitated him for active military service and be was assigned to Fort Riley as supervisor of mili- tary construction. For this serv- ice he won the commendation of General Wood ami the war depart mint. From 1920 to 1926 he was .it la'lied to the army ha-e at oklyn and ill tile latter year led to Panama as execu- tive offit e of the flying field. can give more time lo the \.,- rious causes in whii h he i- inter- ted. BEST WISHES for A HAPPY PASSOVER MIAMI STOVE EXCHANGE 1721-23 S.W. First St. MIAMI. FLA. GREETINGS (Chi-JXamd COMPANY OF FLORIDA is S. F. Firal SI. Rhone 211112 Havana (WNS I S. M. Kaplan HAPPY PASSOVER PAN AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO. 334 \V. Hauler SI. Distributors for () K AUTO POLISH ' olgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. W j andotte Detergent I! tel Sanitary and Janitor Supplies CALL 3.2223 SINCERE WISHES for a VERY HAPPY PASSOVER ULLIAN'S CUT RATE DRUG BTORES Drugs Cosmetics Liquors REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 1130 LINCOLN ROAD Rhone .->-2.-.fll 208 TWENTY-THIRD ST. Rhone .-|-!I210 and Isidore Bochner. editor and managing editor, respectively of the Havana l.cben, Cuban Yiddish paper, have been arrested and are being held for trial before the rev- olutionary tribunal. The charges against the two Jewish journalists have not been made public. It is believed, however, that they were ted under a misconception grown g out of the fact that the I rint shop where their paper is jo prints Communist lit- : they are heeing held responsible. Kaplan asserts that . aten by the police while being questioned. Strictly Confidential be one of the coming lt.aders American Jewry. ... The fjn ' with which he organized jer. City's first federation of Jewj,' charities, after all attempts had failed for 20 years, was a nift^ job. Alexander Simpson, Z fense counsel in the famous ila|' Mills case and the late Dwightf Morrow's Democratic opponent U the U. S. Senate, is one of the ber customers for Jewish and Hebr books. Some people grandfather was Jewish. Charles Nemser has resigned executive director of the jcrsr City Jewish Center to become m. tional financial field secretary | the Jewish Welfare Boai say hi, The appointment of Max Mani- schewitz of matzoth fame as one of New Jersey's official delegates to the convention of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences was the idea of J. George I'rcdman of Jersey City. Fred- man, ex-commander-in-chief of the Jewish War Veterans, is regarded by many as Governor Hoffman's chief brain-truster on Jewish af- fairs. Louis A. Fa Ik of Jersey City, unless we miss our guess, will ? I I MILTON WEINER and JENKINS K. COHEN GREETINGS CECIL'S IKON AND BODY WORKS 23 N. E. Sixth Street PASSOVER GREETINGS! Jesse P. Montz GENERAL CONTRACTOR Have a "MONTZ-BILT" Home First National Hank BIdg. Office 5-1636 1661 Alton Road MI \MI BEACH jlavita Ym, to .Mak,- Voor PurrhsM J j Passover Wines and Liquors I ! JENKINS LIQUOR STORE j 130 N. Miami Ave. I i PfcOM 2-1900 I | FOR FREE DELIVERY FOR YOUR STATE COMPTROLLER I. MUNCY ANDERSON "I will not use the misfortune of banks closing to build up a I olitical machine. I will see that banks are liquidated quickly, with minimum expense, so the depositors will get the maxi- mum. I will not drag out liqui- dations to keep expensive em- ployees on the payroll." (Paid Political Advert "GREETINGS" EMERSON TIRE COMPANY Distributors and Miami Warehouse UNITED STATES RUBBER PRODUCTS Iheasl Second Ave. al Sixth St. Only U. S. Builds TIRES OF TEMPERED RUBBER What Finer Gift to Yourself or Friends Than a Copy of THE MESSAGE OF ISRAEL By RABBI ISRAEL II. WEISFELD Containing the Vital story of Judaism In PROM- INENT ORTHODOX. REFORM and CONSERVATIVE RABBIS. at BURDINE'S ROOK DEPT. Ilh Floor. Main BIdg. MB *SSt8SS i(lllV, April 3, 1936 Society THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Cantor Berele Kelemer, who is nt. of the most popular Cantors Miami Beach, will conduct the [,,ler Rtiual at Kraemer's Strictly other Restaurant at Collins ave- t and Fourth street Monday Lht. April 6th, and Tuesday Lht, April 7th. Popular prices [ill |),. charged and reservations av be made 'or the entire week desired. Holiday cuisine for hkh tnt' restaurant is famous (ill be served. * The Miami unit of Junior Ha- Lgul will irive its annual donors' Jinner at K l>- m. Sunday at the Imvi! Casino. Miss Anita Silver- tan i- hnirnian of the event and assisted by Miss Yetta Feiner, ., Belle Tannen, Miss Rose loodmark and Miss Ida Safer. table decorations and souvenirs Ijll express the spring motif. leservations may be made with il i man. Announcement was made this \, ;n the Biscayne-Collins Ho- 1 at VI ."in Beach would close the I eai 'ii after a very SUC- |, nter operation under the | management. The Riv- al Mt Clemens, Mich., I h management, will L ie summer season May lit. T modern hotel, contain- hundred rooms, also con- famous mineral baths in i building, affording pa- li opportunity of taking bineral treatment without incon- | The beautiful hotel ob- . trict kashrus and is sur- oundeil by spacious grounds. The ientele is provided with every pnvenience to give them a pleas- liu and health-giving vacation at i rates, The Senior Council of Jewish 'omen, at its meeting last Wednesday at the Alamae Hotel, eld an election of officers follow- ing the report of the nominating Dmmittee. Mrs. Sidney L. Wein- raub, retiring president, was nanimously elected to the execu- ve board in recognition of her vices. Officers elected were: lent, Mrs. Ralph Neufeld; vice-president, Mrs. Rlry second vice-president, Mrs. [any Barnhardt; third vice-prcs- ient. Mrs. A. Rubin; treasurer, Irs. A. Keder; financial secretary, is. A Franklyn Friedman; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. Benja- Page Kleven min I^mlnn- a- ------ -*-- r. nugnes is president of the M iSPLSSSflL "?*"* StW,ta *- ., with offices Mr. Hughes is president of the Mrs. Lewis Rothlein; auditor, Mrs. Irving Frumkes. Directors named in the News Tower building, and has earned a reputation for sin- -M.1I.J .. T .:-------------" "-= i-iiiieu a reputation tor sin- cX.n Mo\\ aKi'1, 1Sidr C9r,ty' ** and square Cohen, Morns Alpert and Jeanette business dealings. He is married ?oir H. e frwm be and i,v-with his wife -j ^ formally inducted at an installation luncheon to be held Wednesday, April 22nd, at the Strath Haven Hotel, Miami Beach, when Mrs. Morris Alpert will be toastmis- tress. In charge of arrangements are Mesdames II. I. Magid and Lewis Rothlein, with whom reser- vations may be made. The follow- son at 3422 N. W. Fourteenth ter., which he owns. He has been a resident of Dade County for more than 15 years. His many friends urge the voters of precinct 47 to east their votes for Mr. Hughes because of the fact that the Democratic party needs men in office who are unfettered ing gifts were unanimously voted: by selfish pecuniary interests and One hundred dollars each to the are not bound to any political fac- Jewish Welfare Bureau for Pass- tion. If elected Mr. Hughes will over distribution among the needy, represent all the Democratic vot- and to the United Jewish Appeal era without fear or favor and for local drive, and five dollars to the the best interests of the party Denver Jewish Hospital. A- Democratic committecman he proposes: Setting an example in local cam- To devote his efforts to building paigns, Francis I.. Hughes, young up party solidarity, not merely im- Democrat Of the 47th precinct, i- mediately prior to elections, but wa;:ing an active battle for this during the entile year. office Contrary to the usual be- T s. that 'V(ltl.,.s wh(J iUV liei that the ottice n unimportant, Mr. Hughes believes thai this of- D lice, if properly administered, can be made into one of value to the genera] community and the voters of the particular district. Contrary to the usual pra ii of tho seek the office ol precinct commit- an for the Demoi ratic party, Mr. Hughes has Bet forth his plat- form so that no mistakes can be as to what he will try to do if elected. eligible are registered and pay their poll tax. To provide, through constant vigilance, the opportunity of work for all duly retfistered and quali- fied voters in preference to non- resident and non-registered voters. Xot to use the office for the pur- pose of self-aggrandizement and personal gain. At all times to work faithfully for the success of the Democratic party by every legitimate means. SINCERE WISHES for A HAPPY PASSOVER WILLIAM B. LaBAW PUBLIC ACCOl M ANT 2^-2i Commercial \rcade Phone 2-5731 $1,000.00 DERBY TRIAL HEATS NOW BEING RUN Special Feature Races Nightly West Flagler Kennel Club TC-.uaas PASSOVER GREETINGS DIAMOND T TRUCK CO. MR. L. L. RENNET Now Located at SMITTY'S GARAGE225 N. W. First Court Phone 2*6912 QREBTIINGS m: dixie mosaic & TILE CO. 1 ramie Matalc, Floor. Wall and Fireplace Tile Marble and Terrazti BFPICB 1100 S. W. 13th AVE. I'hone 2-4221 SINCERE WISHES to All Jewry For a HAPPY PASSOVER (HAS. M. FISHER Superintendent of Schools For Dade County m.............i........mi BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER GREETINGS [SUN HOY RESTAURANT MIKE GILROY 217 Fifth Street MIAMI BEACH REST WISHES for a 5RY HAPPY PASSOVER CLIFF GORDON "The Friendly Store" 849 8. Miami Ave. PASSOVER GREETINGS To My Jewish Friends TOM WOODS J. 6. McCRORY CO. 23 E. Flagler St. Phone 2.2280 .riiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii" .......lillllltlltlMlllll PASSOVER GREETINGS A FRAYLICHEN AND KOSHEREN PESACH MARKOWITZ & RESNICK, Inc. Have Good News to Offer Their Many Friends Time Payments Continued Until Further Notice Thousands of Dollars Available for Home Improvements DO YOU WANT A NEW HOME? We Can Help You PHONE 2-31532-3154 Illustrated Circulars and Representative Sent Upon Request 839 W. FLAGLER ST. MARKOWITZ & RESNICK, Inc. (APT. TOM AND THE EMPLOYEES OF CAPT. TOM'S FISH MART Extend to Their Many Jewish Friends and Patrons Sincere Wishes for A HAPPY PASSOVER L IU t"^ ll.lt Ring & Mahony j CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS The Finest of Fresh Sea Foods caught by our own boats daily at attractively low prices. All handled in observance of sanitary rules and regulations. Biscayne Blcljr. MIAMI. FLA. ; We Wish for Our Many Jewish Friends and Customers A HAPPY PASSOVER FREEMAN & SONS, Inc. REO DISTRIBUTORS PASSENGER CARS MOTOR COACHES TRUCKS < iiiiiiiii........ilium........i HllliriilM'lHllMtlllHH MIAMI Phone 2-3101 JACKSONVILLE Phone 5-1228 X I Page Twelve THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Friday, April 3. m 'I " A will Society beautiful traditional be observed Monday "Mashgiach Tmidi," having been named and the hotel being under the supervision of Rabbi David I. Sader Rosenbloom of Beth Jacob Congre- i"'ght, Kation, Miami Beach. Reservations April 6th, and Tuesday night, April may a]s i, made for the entire 7th, at the Biscayne-Collins Hotel, paM0Ver week. .Miami Beach, with a prominent Mi- amian conducting the ritual serv- A meeting for the election of of- ice. The hotel is under the fame fjcers ,.,ll(| the transaction of other Madorsky management as the fa- important business will be held by mous Riverside Hotel at Mt. Clem- ;h|i sisterhood and Chesed sin! ens, Mich. Reservations may be Ernes on Wednesday evening, April made foi the entire Passover week ,.-),_ .,, Beth David Talmud T or for the Sader nights, for which Halj_ xn members are urged to very reasonable rates will prevail. Bttend, \ report for the entire year will be given by the offi Leonard Rose, L7-year-old .-on of amj newa ,,f importance will be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose of this announced. Plans for the formal c'ty. a pupil of the famous dedication of the chapel which the cellist, Felix Salmond, at the Cur- sisterhood is erecting will be acted tis Institute of Music in Philadel- ,, tnia meeting. phia, this week declined appoint- ment a- Hist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Leonard, who is the youngest musician to be offered such a post, was rec- ommended by the world-famous violin virtuoso, Efrem Zimbalist, but declined at the advice of his instructor, who insisted that Leon- ard continue his studies at the in- stitute for several years more. Devotion to the Marine Corp-. Cantor Nathan Wroobel of Beth a Bpirit which transcends all per- David Synagogue will direct the sona, COnsdirations on the pan of entire Sader ritual at Bitter's Ho- jtg pnaani an in the leading feminine role with Jimmy Ellison featured in the part of A vies' buddy. rby Brooklyn, the girl who had missed too many boats." Mirth and melody blend as Ted Lewis weaves magic melodies in "Here Comes the Band." the mu- sical romance starting Sunday at the Seventh Avenue theatre. A dramatic story dealing with , unions of an army band, a young composer, a stolen song and :,.,] !asuit that restores it l'JJi to him, the new picture is Pscl with lilting song hits and roll." ing comedy. Through it run5 fj love story with Harry Stock* singing stage star of -\s jT sands Cheer," and beautiful \' ginia Bruce in the romantic 1 at tk* loviefl Summed up in a few words. "The Leatherneck- Have Landed" is the of what happened to Woody I 'a. is aft i .,,- kicked out of the service as the result of the death of a buddy in a cafe brawl, and the long, hard road he had to take to make a comeback, aided Best Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER JAMES HOTEL 302 S. Miami Ave. MIAMI April 6th, and Tuesday night, April 7th, with the traditional beautiful Seder service being strictly ob- gunday. The Leathernecks Have Landed," which comes to the Tivoli theatre served. Every effort is being made to make this Sader observance as beautiful and interesting as pos- sible in conformity with the holi- day spirit. Ritter's Hotel will provide their usual fine Jewish holiday cuisine under the direction of Cantor Wroobel, who is also the Lew Ayrei Is starred as a Ma- rine who has a way with the women. Isabel Jewell will be seen GREETINGS JOSEPH P. McGHAN FUNERAL HOME 1923 S. \Y. sth St. SINCERE WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER To My Jewish Friends j :: j CLEMENT L.THEED | Justice of the Peace Best Wi-hes Eor A HAPPY PASSOVER To All My Jewish Friends * ROLLINS GARAGE 1 16 N. W. Fifth St. Phone 2-.'i it Return Engagement (,f THE PRIZE-WINNING MOTION PICTURE OF PALESTINE Th.- Thrllllncly Tru.- Btory .,t IV< l>l<- Wliii t'anr Mark An.. I.0M V.-ara! THE LAM) OF PROMISE" With a (ant of Th.iusanih EXTRA ATTRACTION "IIONT (JET PERSONAL" With Sally Kllrra and Jam Dunn l.aat Two I)a>s FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 3rd and 1th PLAZA THEATRE Miami Heach. South HERE'S A GRAND NEW S6uphup4 THE PALMER QUILTED MATTRESS \ Best Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER | : THE LITTLE FARM | POULTRY-PRODUCE |'j 8370 Biseayne Blvd. MIAMI. FLORIDA " BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER HEN J. KINCAID Life Insurance and Annuities I'll Firs! National Rank Bldg Rhone 2-1129 DADE REFRIGERATING CO.. Inc. 2111 North Miami Ave. Complete Refrigerating Service Prick Refrigerating Machinery and Equipment Holcomb & Hoke Refrigeratoi and Displaj Cases Rhone. Day: 2-7868 iPhones, Night: 2-56292-732 PASSOVER GREETINGS I MIAMI BEACH j ABSTRACT & TITLE j COMPANY, INC j COMPLETE ABSTRACT ANDi TITLE INSURANCE SERVICE! iMfgev-"' t***v* WvJM "^ KSsut - i w | THE ONLY ABSTRACT I PLANT IN MIAMI BEACH MIAMI BEACH First National Bank Building Sincere Greetings and Best Wishes on Passover W. CECIL Watson Candidate for Clerk of the Criminal :: Court of Dade County ""'v l" '.....Pare this new Quilted Mattress with ventional tufted and tuftless mattress,..- to see that it is a grand r>ew sleep invention Without a single hard tuft, it is quilted with - mile ..i thread and 38,466 Btitches. No wonder the filling ma- '"'''"' ,;"" ""' or lump, it is held permanently in plac tnat means, you neVer have to turn this mattress unless you wish "' <' this new .milled mattress now, because for restful sleep "" bl-inga health and beauty, the top of vour mattress must be smooth and even quilted ami not tufted. A RED CROSS MATTRESS PRODUCT a * 100 NORTH MIAMI AVE. zour Credit Is Good Here Friday, April 3, 1936 Derby Trials At Flagler Track With 24 of the track's outstand- I ine jrrcyhounds entered, qualifying I trials for the annual $1,000 West piagler Derby ffot underway at the Idowntown oval this week, trial I }.ats beinjf held Wednesday, IThursday and Friday nights. The L,.,iu finals will be run Tuesday laud Wednesday, April 7 and 8, and the rich stake itself on closing I night, Friday, April 10. Big Laddie, Nigger Haft, Rough- I, Pete, Wayne King, Frank ; an, Fil's Winner, Slug Del- | vin, Catherine Darling and Ridge I are included among the top- tars nf the track that are I d in the stake, one of three I ( nts on the regular schedule | downtown track. he qualifying heats are run [over the three-eightha-mile route ie big event over the Beven- I the, distances that will in- ach hound plenty of chance | i e his worth. The three dogs finishing last are liminated in the first two trial ind two will go by the way- i the third heat. Four hounds [drop out in each of the two semi- finals, leaving eight for the final April 10 that will determine Florida's outstanding greyhound of Ithe year. Other nominees in the rich stake Iinclude: Jersey Red, Keen, Lord Lister, Rosanna, Haft's Lady, Ne- Cash, Danny Grey, Shadow THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Page Thirteen Flagler Derby Favorites Big Laddie, Frank Jones' sensational racer, and Frank Lonergan, BCe router of Jess Bingham's Btring of speedsters, prime early favorites in the annual (1,000 West Flagler Kennel Club Derby, the greyhound Classic of Southern dog tracks. Society Mr. Louis Jacobskind, pioneer Jewish dairyman of this area, will again serve his customers and the general Jewish public with strictly kosher dairy Passover products containing a full line of butter, sweet and sour cream, milk and cottage cheese manufactured un- der the strict supervision of Rabbi David I. Kosenbloom and Rabbi Julius Washer. A mashgiach named by them will be in residence at the dairy during the entire week. Each package and bottle will bear the signatures of the Rabbis to insure that the properly supervised products are being sold. * * The Palatial Kosher Restaurant will again have Rabbi .Max Shapiro of lieth David Congregation di- rect the entire Sader ritual at the Sader services Monday night, April 6th, and Tuesday night, April 7th. The beautiful traditional Sader service will be observed in all de- tails with the splendid food for which Pagan's Palatial Kosher Restaurant is famous being served. All are urged to make immediate reservations because of limited space. Reservations may also be made for the entire Passover week as well as for the Sader nights. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminim.....iiiiiiiimiiini......i.......miiiiimimii.h n BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER Brook, Wandering Sail, Never Late. Peppy Pete, Spanish Lad, Tip's Son and Kit's Image, every one a star in his own right and a group of speedsters unsurpassed at any track in the country. A Kosheren and Praylichen Pesach MR. AND MRS. JACK HIRSCH And Son, Selig PASSOVER GREETINGS KREBAUM BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 101 S. W. 2nd St. Phone 2-2119 Sam W. Davis of STONEWALL PHARMACY Cor. N. Miami Ave. and 2!)th St. iii'iiit.......(.it........ iiinn................iiiiiii .......nil........unit A HAPPY PASSOVER VW.".W.% EAST COAST MATTRESS & UPHOLSTERING CO. Furniture Repaired and Refinished Mattresses Renovated and Made to Order 984 S. \Y. Eighth St. Phone 2-6232 GREETINGS ! BEST WISHES ON PASSOVER Renuart Lumber Yards, Inc. "Everything to build anything" LITTLE RIVER BRANCH; Phone Edgewater lliii; (ORAL GABLES OFFICE: Phone Evergreen 555 COCONUT GROVE BRANCH: Phone Bayview 271 MIAMI SHORES BRANCH: Phone Edgewater 1117 BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER riwwwwi FLORIDA SUNLANI) FOODS, INC. Tropical Jellies and Marmalades 2221) N. VV. First Court Phone 2-8224 8 THE JERSEY ICE CREAM CO. 244 N. VV. Seventy-Second Terrace Extend to All Their Jewish Friends Sincere Wishes for A HAPPY PASSOVER ^iihiiiiiiiiiiii.........................iiiiiiiii.............iiiimmmiiiiMimi......ig = 1208 S. W. EIGHTH ST. PHONE 2-4546 s The Best in Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables 'iiimmiii...........ii......i......i..........iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinn i?f f! Awnings, Venetian Blinds I.....n, i v..i ii Bom Fbom Run urn Si OIK PRICKS ABB CHEAPER THOMAS AWNING CO., Inc. 3648 N. K. 2nd Am-. Phime 2-2560 i. __.<^wSsLw uiusr.M.t ..,..*$ l.j W. fai Marl 1 u-its 2-lM : Page Fourteen THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Friday, April 3, Society The Belvedere Hotel at Miami Beach, founded by the late Ida Fishkind, will observe Passover this year in the usual traditional style. Sader services will be con- ducted Monday evening, April 6th, and Tuesday evening, April 7th, by a prominent citizen and the beau- tiful liturgy will be followed in every detail. Reservations are urged for the Passover week or for the Sader nights. A special holiday cuisine will be served. * A spring visitor is Mrs. George Taxi and son, who are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Taxi of Pitts- burgh, Pa., who have bought a home here and intend making this their permanent residence. * * Milton Weiner, prominent com- munal worker and former president of the Miami Jewish Orthodox Con- gregation, is now associated with Jenkins Liquor Store on North Mi- ami avenue, carrying a full line of PaSBOVer wines and liquors. * * Al the Saturday morning aerv- : i imorrow at Beth David Syna- . Rabbi Max Shapiro will . in Yiddish in observance of Shabboa Hagodol on the Bubji our Life I Like That."" Pass will be u- al 6 p. m. Monday. Tuesday mon gin ;.! 8:30 a. m. with Can- tor Louis Goldberg chanting Rabbi Shapiro will ;, on "Tin- Festival of Free- Wherein Freedom." On VVednes lay morning the Rabbi will preach on "A N'ew Fight for Free- dom." Rabbi David I. Rosenbloom has named Cantor Kaminsky as the Mashgiach who will be in charge of strictly kosher Passover dairy products f"i the Land 0' Sun dairy at Miami Beach. This dairy, now headed by Mr. K. C. Fogg, Jr., will provide butter, sweet and sour cream, cottage cheese and milk produced under strict dietary re- quirements to take care of its Jew- ish trade. Mr. Fogg was a pio- BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER SNEDIGAR & CO., Inc. REAL ESTATE 1910 Collins Ave. MIAMI BEACH SINCERE WISHES TO ALL for a FREILICHEN AND KOSHEREN PESACH * * 1 1 SHUTTS & BOWEN First National Hank Bids. 1 MIAMI, FLA. iruiiiiiidi-Mniiii........I......iMilicii.....tnuiii......ixiiiiii.....nil.....riiTM neer in this area to provide Jewish customers with their Passover dairy needs. These products may be obtained from route drivers or at Miami Beach groceries or deli- catessen stores, and will bear la- bels with the Rabbi's name. * Tomorrow afternoon preceding the Mincha service Rabbi David I. Rosenbloom will preach at Beth Jacob Synagogue, Miami Beach, on "A Pipulic Discourse" in observ- ance of Shabbos Hagodol. Pass- over will be ushered in at 6 p. m. Monday night by Cantor Maurice Mamches, who will chant all holi- day services. Monday morning the traditional Siyom Habchorim will be conducted at 7:30 and 8:30 a. m., at which all first born sons are urged to be present. Tuesday morning Rabbi Rosenbloom will preach in English on "Freedom as the Jew Understands It." Wednes- day morning the Rabbi will preach in Yiddish on "The Symbol of the Four Cups of Wine." THE LA FRANCE School of Beauty Culture 11 N. E. First Ave. i [Second FloorJ Jp I Phone 8.8721 ^ ................... THE BELVEDERE HOTEL 843 EUCLID AVE. MIAMI BEACH Founded by the Late Mrs. Ida Fishkin (First to Bring a Kosher Hotel to Miami) Will Be Open for the Traditional Sader Monday. April 6thTuesday, April 7th and the ENTIRE PASSOVER WEEK REASONABLE RATES PASSOVER GREETINGS To All Our Jewish Friends Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edward Holt For Strictly Kosher Quality Beef, Veal. Lamb and Poultry at Reasonable Prices Buy From UNITED KOSHER MARKET 166 N. W. Fifth St. Miami Phone 3-2270 OPERATED SOLELY BY MAX DAUM Rabbi B. D. Mindel Is Our Shoched ij BEST WISHES For a Kosheren and Fravlichen Pessach Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Woolfe PASSOVER GREETINGS To Our Jewish Friends Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Becker I BEST WISHES for a "FRAYLICHEN AND KOSHEREN PESACH" irWWWWfc MIAMI BEACH PHARMACY, Inc. "Service With a Smile" OPEN DAY AND NIGHT A FULL LINE OF KOSHER PASSOVER WINES ALEX DE BROAG W. B. STOKES Proprietors Washington Ave. at Fifth St. MIAMI BEACH WE EXTEND SINCERE GREETINGS FOB A FRAYLICHEN AND KOSHEREN PESACH TO ALL OCR JEWISH FRIENDS S S I IS 1 9 B THE PEOPLES WATER AND GAS CO. ^-55^^^ MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA : - -. I s BBBBBBBBBJ BBBBBBBJ Lay, April 3, 1936 THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Page Fifteen BULLETIN TEMPLE ISRAEL Of Miami 137 N. E. 19th St. DR. JACOB II. KAPLAN Rabbi RKLKJIOUS SERVICES SISTERHOOD 'rj,l;i.. evening services, Temple ,, M mini's Reform Jewish , n, |37 N. E. l'.'th Btreet, g. .'clock. Dr. Kaplan will L ie Bubject: "The Jewish [l i iristian Interpretation of itorj " fl,may evening, April 8th, is Services will be held at le at <> o'clock, after lii-h i Jnilj services, called the Seder. i, lesday morning, April 7th, , at the Temple at 11 lock. The following members of Confirmation Class will con- services: Billy Mayer, Suit; Rubin, Theresa Berlin, \ Cohen and Theodore ant. Dr. Kaplan's lecture will "Today's Exodus from the Slavery." t every child in the Re- |ious School to attend services Tuesday morning, and we hope pir parents will be with them. KLLIGIOUS SCHOOL Confirmation class will take part in the services Tuesday morning: Billy Mayer, Irving Rubin, The- resa Berlin, Prances Cohen and Theodore Plant. The School contributed $5.00 of its collection to the Jewish Wel- fare Bureau of this city. The following children celebrated their birthdays last Sunday by contributing toward the Library Fund, and having the children sing Happy Birthday to them: Rita Hy- man, Teddyllyman, Fred Bulbin and Natalie Lavine. -uodo oqi OAB.i m.>)s. ing prayer, services read by Teddy Plant and closing prayer given by Donald Kanett. The best attend- ance was in Intermediate depart- ment, class two, and the highest collection in High School depart- ment, class two. On account of the Passover holi- day, the Sisterhood meeting will he held this Friday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. The Nominating com- mittee will bring in their report, and there will be election of offi- cers. M><. E. Max Goldstein is pre- paring a delightful program, and every member of the Sisterhood is expected to attend this most im- portant meeting. o GENERAL Three Cities, by Shalom Ash, is among the first along with Salva- tion by the same author. Jewish Caravan, which is an out- standing compilation of works by famous authors from Bible times to the present. De Vriendt (Joes Home: Arnold Zweig. "The Zionist problem as the central theme in a novel of love, fanaticism, intrigue and mur- der." As I Know Them: Rebekah Ka- hut. "This famed Jewish matriarch -peaks for the Jew in America as she has known him. With deep understanding she describes his as- pirations and achievements in a human document of intense inter- est." Step-Children of the World: .Manuel J, Mayer. "The story of an immigrant who escapes a pa- grom in Roumania, reaches Amer- ica, becomes a successful physi- cian, nearly wrecks his life through participation in the World War, (Continued on Page 1>) Some of the new hooks in the library need no introduction. For the others, all of which we recom- mend for one mood or another, we are publishing here a short blurb. These are for adults. J. A. massif: Safe, (iun and Lock Works 630 S. Miami Avc. 1'honr 2-T67 Aulumohile Lock Sprrialisla Best Wishes for a HAPPY PASSOVER Judge Henry L. Oppenborn 40th and 2nd Ave. Miami, Fla. I.T.. Icted inday i i i he fc services for the children in Sunday morning in Hall. All children are ex- io he at the School this morning, and at the Tem- lesday morning at the . which begin at 11 o'clock. Ilowing children from the lLVIN walder Invites You to Visit Him at the 'Aye.JJr- \UTO, fiAD/OX c'SAlfStSS.QWCE / x ^/333M. Al to and House RADIOS Ml TERMS mall Down Payment* 1'hilco * Drlco KCA Victor * Motorola Make Your Reservations Now! PASSOVER SEDARIM Beginning April 6th And the Entire Week of Passover, at KRAEMER'S Strictly Kosher Restaurant 361 COLLINS AVE. Miami Reach VERY REASONABLE PRICES BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER Lewis-Freel Distributing Co. Distributors of HELLMAN'S MAYONNAISE SHEFFORD CHEESES KEEBLER CRACKERS 101 N. \V. First Court Phone 2-21 11 .....i........i...........i...........hiiiiii..........nun......iiiiiintiiiimiiMitmmii........uiimiii!.....'....."............"" PASSOVER GREETINGS SEABOARD SMOKE SHOP & LIQUOR STORE 724 N. W. 22nd St.Opposite Seaboard Station A. G. "BUD" SHIVERS, Mgr. LAFAYETTE BAR and LIQUOR STORE 137 W. Flagler St. \ <;. "BUD" SHIVERS GEO. P. CORELL Miami's Largest Bar and Most Complete Line of Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors All Advertised Prices Met Glvs l' a Trial Phone 2-99-.'> And Be Convinced ..............I..........u.................,................,..........mm.......i.................................I......................................'...................'7 "MIMMH...............I.....itH........IWI.....hiiiiii......I...................in The Makers of THAT GOOD Moon Kist Ice Cream Extend Best Wishes for a FKEILK HEN AND KOSHEREN PASSOVER Royal Palm Creamery (Incorporated) PHONE 2-1378 "'...................mill.......iiiMliiiiiiitmiiiii A FREILICHEN and KOSHEREN PESACH RAY MILLER Tax Assessor MIAMI BEACH PASSOVER With all the tradi- tions of the Seder ritual . . And a service and cuisine as only at the Alamac. Your hosts, The "^Family lacofo 1st Seder. Mnn., April 6 2nd Seder. .Tuc.h.. April 7 Cellini And I3!h, Miami Reach Reservation!! 5-2959 YOUR CHOICE OF THE FINEST WESTERN- KOSHER MEATS AND FRESH KILLED POULTRY At i . PHIL R0MER" FLORIDA'S FOREMOST KOSHER BUTCHER At SUNSHINE KOSHER MARKET 436 Collins Ave. Miami Reach Phone 5*8552 I fcy*tM-s-js**Mt>-|a*-- OUR SINCERE WISHES for a FRAYLICHEN AND KOSHEREN PESACH 1 To Our Jewish Friends FARRIS & CO REEF PACKERS 25 N. E. 27th St. Miami, Florida Phone 2-1725 HOME OFFICE AND PLANT: 2116 West Beaver St. Jacksonville, Florida When we sell you Kosher Reef, you know it's Kosher beyond a doubt . IT'S STAMPED AND TAGGED ASK YOUR RARRI! **tm*,*0f*^^+,+t**+**+i**i**++*****m**+*m*+ti*^f*0>+i+^+ mmmm>0im^ti0mmtm% | I Page Sixteen THE JEWISH FI.ORIDIAN Friday, April 3, 19s Religion Through Art (Continued from Pajre 4) f!"m the family gathering, to a, certain extent, to provide a great, heroic survey of the ra of the Hebrew- in the land of Egypt, and of their liberation. Incident occurring in Egypt are presented graphically and dramatically. We ; have a chorus of Egyptians, a chorus of Israelites, Pharaoh, Mo- MI and the Voice of God, the latter beirnr represented by a chorus sing- ing in unison behind the scenes. The five wise men each of whom receives his individual char- acterization: Eliezer the stern, Joshua the gentle and forgiving, etc.connect their discussion and their narration of legends with the event! that take place. Thus the fourth, fifth and sixth parts of our work constitute a great historical portrait falling into three sections in accordance with the Seder ritual as prescribed by Rabbi Gamaliol. The fourth part, Maror, portrays the sufferings in Egypt; the fifth part, Pesach, shows the plagues; the sixth part, Matzo, tells of the departure from Egypt and includes the Red Sea scene. Here we make use of the beautiful legend that God interrupted the joyful song of the angels with the words: "Would you rejoice while the crea- turca oi My land perish?' S ...... even this national struggle f.i.i. he* on a note of all-embracing hu- i manity. At the close of the sixth part the disciples summon the wise ' men to morning prayer, and the ' music takes on a matutinal mood. The seventh part takes us back to the family group and brings us Beveral important parts of the Se- der ritual, such as the song of the kid and the great hymn of praise which brings the work to a close. This seventh part is again child- like and familiar in mood, so that the magnificent and sometimes gloomy historical portrayal of the middle sections is framed in the peaceful joy of the holiday mood and the childlike interchange of questions and answers. The music of Paul Dessau i> highly individual, as he has al- ready shown in the great Palestine film. "Avodah." His composition is vigorous and gripping, unusually mobile in rhythm, and powerfully melodic in many passages. It has given me great happiness to have Paul Dessau as my collaborator. I have seen his "Avodah," directed by the famous Lerski and produced by Boroschek. These three men have together created a great work of art that is worthy of our re- constructive work in Eretz Israel. We expect to have our oratorio completed very shortly. Interested in presenting it are Jewish choirs and orchestras at Tel Aviv, Berlin, Frankfurt. Prague and other cities. We have received many inquiries, but are not expecting to decide definitely on where the premiere ii to take place until the work is fully completed. i pyrighl 1986 by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate-Palcor Agency) My Life as German and Jew: Jacob Wasserman. The Five Books of Mr. Moses: Izak Galler. "A novel which sets forth Jewish character and ideals with admirable humor or and cerity." We will continue to list sit-1 BlMtl books next week. You are all ' sited to visit the library. Temple Bulletin (Continued from Page 15) but later finds happiness." The Governor of Kattowitz: Graham Seton. "Spy story of the World War." BEST WISHES TO OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AM) PATRONS FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER Miami Ave v 19*Street GEORGE LANGEH And Associates of The Sungas Co. 1100 W. Flagler St. Phone 2-3811 * Extend to All Their Jewish Friends and Patrons Sincere Wishes on Passover SINCERE WISHES To My Jewish Friends for a HAPPY PASSOVER Andrew J. Kavanaugh Director of Public Safety MIAMI. FLORIDA GREETINGS JOHN A. MOORE and B1SCAYNE ENGINEERING COMPANY 21X N. E. Second Ave. BEST WISHES for a HAPPY PASSOVER KINSMAN'S Inc. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Isle of Normandy "Where Food Prices Are Made" MIAMI'S COOLEST AND NEATEST FOOD STORES 1463 S. W. 8th St. No. Miami Ave. and 19th Si. assail PASSOVER GREETINGS ALL COWS ON PERRY'S DAIRY ARE GOVERNMENT TESTED He Sure Your Milk Is From Government Tested Cowa FRESH YARD EGGS From Our Own Farm PERRY'S DAIRY 626 N. W. Kith St. Phone 2-7221 :| nf***/*********** Mworf%i For the Choicest in STRICTLY KOSHER BEEF, VEAL. LAMB AM) FRESH KILLED POULTRY We Extend (he Hand of Good Fellowship to All on PASSOVER HUNTER LYON Incorporated GENERAL AGENT Security Huildim; Phone 2-8437 MIAMI. FLORIDA At Ail Times Buy at WALDORF'S STAR KOSHER MEAT and POULTRY MARKET 237 N. W. Fifth Street Phone 3-2297 r ENJOY A REAL TRADITIONAL SADER "THE HOUSE OF ABRAMS" 302 Euclid Ave. Miami Beach CANTOR MAURICE MAMCHES Will Conduct the Ritual Reservations Accepted for the Sader or for the Entire Passover Week Phone 5-1072 n"....."""..........""""""""""''i'i'iiiiiniiitmiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimntiiiiiiii(MiitiMii GREETINGS THE MOST FOR YOl R MONEY AT JOES TIRE SHOP SERVICE WITH A SMILE The Best Courteous Service in Town HIS N. W. Seventh Ave. 'I.....IIIII1IIHIMIHMII imimiiiiiiitiiii........(..........n......., Miami, Fla. iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m. day, April 8, 1986 THE JEWISH FLORIDIAN Page Seventeen The Sacrifice ,, ,, ;1,is like fiction, yet it L true. This description of a fcoonlfcht scene on Mount jrizim, Palestine, will amaze C, [he- Bible resuscitated in ||u. twentieth century. A fas- adventure on Passover [ the oldest Palestine I Palestine <-f today. I itor. ,.. \m CIVANA een the lamb of sacri- lt.,l i i the altar. 1 have seen knife of the one who sacrifices d the neck of the neck of al lamb until the rich flows freely on the bund. have heard the wild, primitive t,iUu of triumph as the knife (withdrawn from the neck of the I,,!, of sacrifice. have ->in the last pale reflec- |n f a sacrifice as ordained in Bible nineteen centuries after Temple was laid in ruins. have Been the Paschal sacrifice J tin- .- maritana upon the sum- | ie mountain of blessings, hunt <" rizim. rusalem before sunset. t gun was sinking fast as I }hed Ataroth. It was dark Bamallah of the Arabs. The 6i- were out before 1 reached | fell. As I drove into Nab- the cursed hill Kbal I li -scd Gerizim, the moon up. |l must hurry to the hilltop if I : time for the Passover the Samaritans. The I the mountain is long and i he recent rains have I : a series of steps which | ago enabled the weary jrim to ascend more easily the | top of which once stood famous temple. I1' dotted with tents, for itans have left their |mc- in the town and have en- re for the whole of the I A weird chant irreets L, like the sound of the readers of the Koran in the Mosque of Omar. It grows fuller and louder as I approach a small enclosure where a sight as dramatic as it is unusual unfolds itself. Eight elderly men are lying prone on the ground upon their faces. They rise, hold up their hands towards the heavens and im- plore mercy upon themselves and upon their people. Then they pros- irate themselves again. They are clothed completely in | white and they wear turbans upon their heads. They are bearded, tall, and bear themselves with patri- archal dignity. They are a page from a book of Bible pictures. They are so unreal that you begin i to wonder whether you are Dot imagining the scene, whether you have not been touched by the moon which is now riding triumphantly : through high heaven. It is Hebrew they are chanting, but with an accent so strange that liot a word of it can I make out. It sounds more like Arabic. 1 strain my ears to catch a familiar word, but not one word tan 1 recog. Dize. Their chants are accompa- nied, .Moslem fashion, by a clap- ping of hands, now softly, now l-iotously. Only one or two of ihe greybeards hold books in their Lands, written in the ancient script which we find in old monuments. Ine rest listen and clap their hands. But now there is a movement away from the enclosure to an- other part of the hilltop. The chanting ceases and gives way to the bleating of lambs. A circle is formed and into the center of the circle a number of lambs are brought. A tall, agile Samaritan draws the knife from his belt and waits. The sheep nibble the ground, unaware of the fate that overhangs them. A BtaccatO sen- tence in Mr queer Hebrew I have been hearing for the last hour, a flash of the knife, another flash, another, and each of the sacrificial sheep falls in its blood upon the ground. A howl goes up to heaven, awful in its savagery, frightening in its primitive abandonment. "God is all-powerful!" "A good year to all of us!" "He delivered us from Egypt!" "Good is the All-know- ing" The words that fall from the lips follow after the wild howl of triumph. Meanwhile an enormous pit is being dug in the ground, and at the bottom of the pit branches of the olive tree. More and more branches are brought, until it seems as if the pit were half full Kith them. But, when the sheep that have been sacrificed are low- ered into the pti, the wood crackles, snaps and falls back into place. The wood is set ablaze, the pit i covered, and the Paschal Lamb will be roasted whole in this primi- tive oven in accordance with the Law of Moses. Xow there is a lull in the pro- ceedings. 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The Samaritans emerge from their tents; that is to say, the men. The women remain concealed in their tents. Slowly, in twos and threes, they walk towards the pit where the lambs are being roasted. The earthen cover is removed and out of the pit comes blinding smoke, making the eyes water and the throat choked. The smoke ra ; way and is lost. One by one the roasted lambs are hauled out of the pit and carried far away to a Epot where they are cleaned and those parts removed and burned in the manner prescribed in Levi- ticus. Then the share of the priests i carved out of every lamb and made ready for these dignif. C'ohanim .... As midnight approaches the tense excitement which has been felt since the pit was opened be- comes more and more obvious. The last part of the mystical riti about to be per- formed. Every Samaritan feel? lelf to be the last link in a long chain which stretches back to the days when Israel was a pas- toral people and the sheep the main source of his wealth. 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