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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30

Individual in finding a mode Oh
comfort. relaxation, harmony ana
well-being. BY thus limiting ten
sion and anxiety to a minimum,
man will find true refuge in his
faith and in his House OF Wor-
ship.
Judaism, however, is more than
passive peace of mind" relig-
ion. 1t offers each Of us patterns
for positive action. Basic to our
outlook is the noble goal of safe
ly crossing the expanse between
ideal and real. Judaism states
that man has inherent in his psy-
cho-physical makeup the latent
potentiality to be a "Shutfo Shell
Hakadosh Borukh Hu," a partner
with God in the daily creative act
of human ennoblement and world
enhancement. The Jew must sense
the tension between the real OF
the today and the ideal of the to-
morrow. He must feel an insati-
able urgency for continuous con-
structive thought and deed. In all
phases of the human experience
in home, in business, in social re-
lationship, in political affiliations,
the Jew must strive for "aliyah"
for elevation, improvement, and
perfection. The Jew must give
of himself and all of himself to-
ward making the lofty ideal the
concrete real.
Our Rabbits tell us that God US
ed the Torah as His blueprint for
creation. The Jew must be a faith
full partner and he must accept
the Torah and its principles as
guide posts for living Judaism.
Here is the directional worth of
tension. Here is the assertion of
faith, the refuge of religion prof
fering blueprints for dynamic and
progressive creativity. Here is
the constructive use of tension.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
TRIBUTE TO
GENERAL CLAY

We liked General Clay's state.
ment to the German press n.
other day. 1t reveals his person.
atty, and the occasion that gave
rise to it reveals in like measr,.
the unchanged personality of tbs
German. Our policy toward tba
Germans might be less benefac,
tory and more realistic if tho
shapers of that policy would know
the Germans as Clay has come 10
know them, as Ike knew them
and as Thiesen's friends in some
of our top Government offices
refuse to know them.
Clay was asked by German
newsmen for comment on reports
that thousands of cartons of Gig.
arettes that have been sumggled
into Germany, and placed on that
country's black market, have been
traced to Jewish DIP camps. He
was asked whether German police
would be permitted to enter these
camps and search them. The
Generals reply to the last was an
emphatic no. AS long as a single
DIP is left on German soil he will
be solely under the jurisdiction
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
The Scope of Judaism
BY Simon L. EckStein

Judaism offers each of us per-
spectives for all phases of our
daily thought and deed. The Tor
all is our divine guidance. Is is our
direction arrow. It is our way
of life. The Synagogue is not only
the House of Prayer but also the
Beth Hamidrash, our House of
Study where Jewish law and the
Jewish Weltanschauung are clari-
fled.
Judaism can furnish an inclus-
i've and all-embracing divine di-
rection for the many restless, sus-
picious, hurrying, worrying peo-
pie. A new social spirit, a new
sense of belonging, and new dy-
manic perspective can be attain
ed by anchoring ones life roots
in the soil of Jewish creativity.
The Torah, which is a common
denomination for all aspects of liv-
ing, can inspire us to chant with
all of our heart and mind: Its
paths are paths of pleasantness
and all its roads lead to peace"
Finding a personal relationship to
God can engender in us the faith
of the Psalmist: "Yea though ]
walk through the. valley of the
shadow of death I will fear no ev-
il, for Thou art with me-"
One of the great dangers fac
ing religion is that people see it
as solely source for calm seren-
ity. To many it fulfills the quest
for an escape from the practical
reality of human existence and
the living experience It is for
many an oasis in the midst of a
materialist society. Thus, the
great value of synagogue, sermon,
worship, and study is to aid the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
Musings go: ;. ,...,..,..
by Ethel Teddy" MOscovitz
by Ethel ''Teddy" MOscOvitz

opinion that the American Jewish
Committee has proven itself right
in it's policies of "hush-hush" and
of evading the Jewish national
question ii. e.-Zionism)
While mine is the privilege of dis
agreement, mine also is the where
withal to pay respect to the sin
cere and capable gentlemen por-
trayed in this book who have been
members of the A. ]. G.
We are very happy to hear
that Harry Fraden is home again,
and recuperating from his recent
illness Daughter, Rose Levin,
of Providence, r. l., is visiting
here to make his Homecoming
from the hospital happy one .
We are sorry to learn that the
bris of the baby boy born to the
Louis Fradins had to be held
without grandfather Fradin being
there But he is home now,
and we hope it is for good =.
MRS. Louis Fradin is the former
Ethel Gruber) :.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30

The check, payable to Justice
Cad Frumkin, president of the
Palestine district of B'nai Birth
and chairman of the governing
committee of the Children's Home,
was sent by Mrs. Abram Orlow
of Philadelphia, president of the
Womens Supreme Council, in be-
half of the 10000 B'nai Birth
women in this country and Can
ada. Alexander Eliash, is treas
urer of the home in Jerusalem.
In their radiOgram to Maurice
Bisgyer, national secretary, both
Justice Frumkin and Mr.. Eliash
reported that Arab attacks had
scored direct hits on the home,
causing considerable damage to
the building and equipment. For
tunately, the message stated,
there were no casualties among
the children or members of the
home personnel.
The B'nai Birth Children's
Home for Maladjusted Children
was opened in 1943 with young
sters aged Z to IA years. They
came from Europe as victims of
Nazi persecution and required the
attention of psychiatrists. They
had lost their parents and families
during the early war years.
Today there are about 40 child
rem in the home, support of which
is one of the major projects of the
WOmen's Supreme Council of
B'nai Birth.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30

1 have been reading 1.-THE Price
of Liberty" by Nathan SchachneI
-. The book is the story of the
American Jewish Committee which
was founded in 1906 and continues
to the present day with a pro-
gram which seeks "tO defend
Jewish rights and champion the
basic civil liberties for all peO-
pies, regardless of race, color OF
creed"
Frankly I SHE'D away from the
book because am prejudiced
against the A. J. C. but the
edition was a challenge because
I know that everything the Com
mittee does it does we'll
thoroughly and competently
And sure enough in commission
ing Nathan Schachner, noted BIZ
ographer and historian, to write
of the story of its history the A.
]. c. has done it again
1t is imperative that a writer
is sympathetic to his subject
and certainly Mr.. Schachner, who
is a member of the Committee,
has deep-rooted compassion pur
the A. j. c. While his recital
is clear, factual and accurate, one
hastens to read between the lines,
and wishes heartily that the
author might have found cause to
bear more upon that colorful time
when Louis Marshall and Judge
Brandeis came to words and when
the Jewish Congress and the Com
mittee came to a misunderstand-
Norman Schachner is a forcefuI
and colorful writer, and this re-
cord of a philanthropic and patri-
otic group might have been dull
reading had it not been for his
masterful handling of his sub
ject :. . Without dealing in length
with biographical sketches of out
standing individuals the author
still makes the reader feel the
impact of certain personalities
upon the Jewish scene The
book whets the appetite for full
volume on Jewish organizational
life in this country The con-
flicts of ideologies and PERSONAL
tiles what a tale that would
be!
While it is definitely not the
purpose of "The Price of Liberty
to reminisce over the conflicts of
the A. ]. C. with B'nai Birth at
its inception and the Zionists
during It's entire lifetime, or to
designate the role which Louis
Marshall played in American
Jewish life, this to me is the meat
lest part of the book
However, in order to do justice
to a well told tale, 1.-THE Price of
Liberty is tribute to those men
who conscientiously and sincerely
sought to establish an organ by
which American Jews could serve
their prosecuted brethren overseas
and to fight for democracy wher-
ever the battle-ground could be
found . Mr.. 'Schachner is of the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-07-30
B'nai Birth Women Cable Five Thousand Do,l,..
To Repair Children's Hospital in Jerusalem

Milton Friedman, president of the Florida State Fd
of Bnai Lodges that the WOmens Supreme
c of Bnai cabIed contribution thousand d
TO repair damages to the Bna Birth Chidren,s H
Jerusalem haven for maadjusted children yct
Nazism Europe struck by Arab bombs Iu, -
during the fnalhO of the Arab attacks :"
Evening star., 1948-12-12
TODAY.

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Dr.. Hans Kinder. conductor; Eu-
sfeI gene 1stGnn ga pianist sGlos Genst
!Passacaslis"; 'qsasa 1h chopin's @ A"ae sconeerto
No g" Mr. Istomin; Antheirs NC
Konkey's Ferry; Beethovens SYM
phony No. 5.
ALoNzo ALLISON, tenor. song recital
pm, Handers 'Affani del -pensier",;
1 Shf p,aes sFe vseS eUmtS,t aS, e
Eaalted M nsfet from ESlS Manders aes Messiah ssa p
nins's Shoes; Maiotte's MY
F6sps F1sTs GssFles e koYsy M0sd
old Mother Hubbard: Kramer's
Night, Night"; .ns. 19uesta o ouella" from
A CAPPELLA CHOIR, FIRST BAPTIST
soioist, Barker Hail. YWcA. 40
gastnq gm wilGssh5ys ssltyg Joseph ssIss csns
renee; Wiiian's .Hodie. christus
Natus EST; simeones Twas the
Malt. H1ght Before Christmas .p1as Ihe
60 Rms ai5 Dem 1l fls'%al BeIls," The eholr:
MacGimseys Sweet Little Jesus
Boy" Mrs. Hall. Dickinson,s The
onepleTQ SLOry OlQS Inc flISC
Christmas Candle" Morris Parsons.
narrator: Warrelrs I'VE Wish You A
Merry Christmas" choir.
LEWIS ATWATD3. organ recital: JOHN
YARD, baritone, assisting. All Souls
s.ss Shsssa Ma.le
Be Thou" -Four Pastorales," I'm
Dulci .Jubilo.' M; AtTateg. so
AeBsa5s eBssss.1 Tes Natal Rsy LdrS fran
from Christmas Oratorio," Mr.. Yard.
TEMPLE DUNN. organ recital. Metro
politan Memorial Methodist Church,
5 pm. Benoit's Variation on Noel
BASQUE; Whitford's Choral Para
phrase on 'Adeste Fidelis'"; Bedel's
Noel With Variations; Foote's
Christmas"
HOWARD UNIVERSITY CHOIR. War
ner lawson, director. Andrew RAN
kin Chapel. Howard University Cam
pus, $50 and $3.50 pm. Christmas
music from several countries ar
ranged BY Dawson. Mueller. BinR-
ham. Schubert, Taylor, Levenson,
Lawson and Dawson.
STANLEY WIENER, violin recital, Ma
tional Gallery Of Art. 8 pm. vivaldi-
Rssptehi "senata p Ma'SE '%,.nsa%.Hfs MSza5!s
Concerto No. 2, D Minor; Ysaye's
"Ballade," for unaccompanied violin;
Bartoks "Rhspsod No. T.: Tar
tini-Kreis1er Variations on a Theme
by Corelli'; Chopin -Milstsin "Noc-
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Notes on MohIer Symphony
To Be Played Wednesday
By Hons Kinder

the late Frederick Stock, Mengel-
berg and others have done great
work trying to convince their listen
ers of the greatness of Mahler'S
symphonic works. They have only
partly succeeded. The reason for
this is obvious. The majority Of
Mahler's work is too individual, too
complex, often too esoteric and myS-
tic to appeal to the masses. The
message of these overlife-size SYM
.phonies. such as that of the lengthy
novels by Balzac, depends for its
effectiveness too often on the SYM
pathetic predisposition Of the lis
tener. The very size of their struc-
tural grandeurs. with individual
movements sometimes lasting half
an hour are too much for the aver
age listener.
Yet, in spite Of these and other
drawbacks. certain of his works
fully deserve the devoted attention
not only of the cognoscenti, but of
the public at large as well. Among
these works, the Fourth SYM
phony," the "Kindertotenlieder," the
Songs Of Wayfarer" and the SYM
phony known as the Song of the
Earth" (the one we will perform in
our concert on Wednesday, stand
out pre-eminently.
The latter work, consisting Of six
extended songs or rather, short
symphonic poems with two solo
voices, shows the depth Of emotion
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Stamp News
By jones Waldo Fawcett

color, and will show portraits of
Franz Gruber, composer of the
melody, and Josef Mohr, author of
the verses.
DR.. Ferdinand sti1, stamp COL
lecting scholar, has returned from
six months study in Spain, France
and Germany.
August Dietz, ST., is writing series
Of studies on counterfeit Confed-
crate stamps for the Confederate
Bulletin, official publication OF the
Confederate Stamp Alliance, 100
East Cary street, Richmond, Va.
The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at the apartment of H. E. F..
Hawkins, 521 Park Central. 1900 F
street NV, tomorrow evening at 8.
The new neighborhood stamp club
which met at the Eldbrooke Meth
odist Church, Wisconsin avenue and
River road NV, December l, will
meet again Wednesday evening at
8. Officers are to be elected and
plans for future proceedings dis
cussed. Visitors invited to attend
and participate.
Don't forget that stamp collectors
should be remembered with stamps
or philatelic supplies at Christmas.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
.Handel's Messiah
To Be Given by
Society Tuesday

The chorus of 200 voices, which
forms the Washington Choral So
ciety, will be heard in Handel's "The
Messiah" for the fifth consecutive
season in Constitution Hall Tuesday
night, directed by Louis A. Potter.
The score has been revised by the
director, arranged to conform with
existing data on the order of num-
bers. The "Hallelujah" chorus.
usually sung at the end of the
oratorio, will follow the tenor aria
Thou shalt break them with a rod
Of iron" The Amen" chorus will
climax the performance.
Excerpts from the Mozart and
Prout editions have been added to
the regular version and use will be
made of an orchestration resembling
the band" of Handel's time. The
organ will be played by Lyman Nc
Crary; Sally West will accompany on
the piano, where the score calls for
a harpsichord.
The orchestra consists Of profess
sional musicians. The soloiSts are
Barbara Stevenson, Lydia Summers,
Howard Jarrett and Robert Nichol-
son. OF these, Mr.. Jerrett, member
of the New York Oratorio Society,
is to be heard here for the first
time. The remaining three singers
took part in The Messiah" per-
formance last year.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
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The Federated Sligo Music Club
Christmas party will be held Tues
day night at the residence of Mrs.
Gary Smith, 1902 lockwood road,
Silver Spring.
Barbara Harter won $50 cash
prize awarded by the National Guild
Of Piano Teachers. She was among
the 20 students selected by the
organization to receive the High
School Diploma" cash award for the
performance in the national con-
test held regionally earlier In the
season. She was presented by Iva
Loughlen Guy.
Master Jack Sanborn Reeder,
pianist, will make his second appear
ance under the auspices Of the Alex
andria Federation OF Music Clubs
Wednesday.
Alonzo Allison, tenor, assisted at
the piano by Villa Semple, will give
a recital this afternoon In Brady
Han. Sisters College, Catholic Uni
versity of America.
Two performances OF the annual
Christmas program by the Howard
University Choir will take place this
afternoon and tonight on the How
ard University campus. Warner
Lawson will conduct.