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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
Model of Ancient
Temple is Displayed

A model of the Solomonic Tenn
pie and adjacent palace buildings
which stood on Mount Zion for
more than 400 years until they
were destroyed in 586 B. c. E.,
has been assembled and placed
on permanent exhibit by the Jew
ish Theological Seminary of
America, at its Museum, 1109
Fifth Avenue, according to an
announcement by the Seminary.
Built by the late Joseph Doctor
wicz, a teacher of Hebrew, who
spent twelve years on it's con-
struction, the model is made of
wood and plaster, and measures
9 x IL feet. In addition to follow
ing the architectural data furnish
ed in the Bible, the model also
follows the oral tradition of
legends and stories preserved in
rabbinic literature.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
A "Breok-the-Ice"
Porty Honoring The
New Members of
Senior Hodossoh at
Residence of MRS.
|. II. Edwards

A "Break-the-Ice" Party was
held at the residence of Mrs. l.
H. Edwards, 1924 River Road,
welcoming the new members of
Senior Hadassah into the organi-
zation on Friday, October q. Re-
ceiving the guests at the door
were the hostesses, Mrs. /. H.
Edwards, Mrs. Sam Wolfson, and
Mrs. Philip Sher, the Personnel
Committee. The river-front ter
lace room was Strikingly decorat-
ed with butterfly lilies against
the wood-panelled walls. The new
members were introduced to the
attending board members by the
membership committee consisting
of Mrs. A. Chardkoff, Mrs. Sey-
mour Burns, Mrs Earl Evans, and
Mrs. Milton Kantor. The members
were given warm welcome and
an insight into the workings of
Hadassah by Mrs. Herman Klaus
ner, president. Mrs. Joel Fleet,
Educational Chairman, urged the
newly-initiated group to attenl
the "conventionette" education
day slated for the last week in
November. Mrs. Charles Fink,
Palestine Affairs Chairman, ex-
tended warm invitation to those
attending to join the sewing and
knitting groups under the
auspices of HadaSsah. Mrs. Meyer
Chepenik, Financial Secretary,
asked that dues be forwarded to
her as soon as the new member is
billed, so that there will be no
delay in the mailing of literature
from the National office. The
guest book was kept by Mrs. Sam
Wolfson.
Refreshments were served on
the terrace overlooking the
swimming pool and terraced gar
dens. Mrs. Seymour Burns pre-
sided at the punch bowl. The
new members attending were:
Mrs. R. Bleicher, r. Thier, A..
Goodfriend, l. Zimmerman, B. L.
Friedman, Lawrence Cohen, E.
Ribak, A. Borinstein, L. Tucker,
M. Levine, 1. Gendzier, ]. Lerner,
Lewis Newman, A. Rudlin, B. L..
Banks, M Larson, M. Goddard,
D. Picus, Manuel Katz, H. Lit
tauer, Howard Margol, Albert M.
Kofka, Herbert ShesSel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX
BY RABBI SAMUEL ]. FOX
Copyright. 1949, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

QUESTION: Why is the tradi-
tional afternoon service called
"Minchah?" IT. T.. Brooklyn. N.
W
ANSWER: The most common
reason given is that the afternoon
service was ordained to take the
place of the original afternoon
sacrifice in the ancient Holy
Temple which was called Min
chah," hence, the service that
takes its place today is likewise
called ''Minchah."
QUESTION:: When is the act
ual time for starting the Minchah
prayers?
ANSWER: There are several
periods of time during the after
noon when the 'Minchah" after
noon prayers may be offered. The
first period ''Minchah Gedolah"-
the large Minchah"-when the
day is split into twelve equal
segments, begins after six and a
half hours of the twelve hour
day, or six and a half equal sec
tons have elapsed The second
period, "Minchah Ketahan''-the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04

President Daniel Marsh Boston University discusses Hud
Foundation program University with leaders Birth
FIllel Foundations.
Picture from rights Rabbi Arthur J. LeYved National
Director of the Foundations: Charles A Rome tsndu
attorney and member OF the Board OF Trustees of Boston
University and member of Building Corporations President
Daniel Marsh Mr.. Cohen standing President Boston
University Building Corporation; Dr. Abraham L. Sa
President of Brande University and Chairman of the National
EIillel Commission.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04

small Minchah" = starts after
nine and a half hours have clap
sed in twelve-hour day or when
nine and a half equal segments of
g longer day have elapsed. The
accepted custom is that Minchah
may be recited until sunset.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-11-04
Pi Lambda Phi Flashes
From the U. of Florida
BY ALVIN B. ZALLA

After the Furman game Satur-
day night in Gainesville, the
PLAINS and their dates were
honored at an outing held at
College Park, University picnic
area. This event was under the
supervision of Bob Wolf, social
chairman.
Membership of Pi Lambda Phi
has been bolstered by the recent
initiation of six new brothers;
Sam Damesek, New York; Buddy
Lopatin, Miami Beach; Jerry
Rabin, Lakeland; Danny Ruby,
Jacksonville; Berb Schwartz, New
York, and Cliff Storm, Holly
wood.
For the traditional Home
coming" weekend commencing
last Friday, the PLAN House
played host to scores of Grads
and Dads from near and far. Fri
day evening following the Gator
Growl, variety pep show, was a
breakfast. Incidentally, the mas
ter of ceremonies of the entire
"GrowT' was none other than
Elliot Shienfeld, PLAN from
Miami. Saturday following the
game between the
Gators and Georgia Tech, the
slightly sunburned celebrants
were refreshed with a buffet
supper. eliminating the events,
most of the homecoming crowd
the "F" Club dance, held
in the new Florida gymnasium,
which was dedicated Friday in the
presence of Vice-president Bark
ley.
Gerald l. Rosen, son of Mrs. S.
M. Gould, 1853 Lafayette, Gaines
vile, a senior PLAN at the Uni
verSity of Florida, has been adj
mitted to the Beta Alpha Psi,
honorary accounting fraternity.
Membership to this honorary
brotherhood is based on scholar
ship and the approval of its cur
rent members.
William Billy" Cohen, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Cohen, 1850 Perry
Street, Jacksonville, also a
senior, last Saturday became a
of the Florida "F" Club.
This organization honors men who
have received letters in some var
sity sport. Billy received his letter
for his activity in tennis.
Plans are taking form for some
activity in Jacksonville following
the annual Georgia-Florida game,
scheduled for next Saturday
afternoon.
Your PLAN reporter leaves you
with this thought: Even though
we may not have won the Home
coming football game, it was a
wonderful weekend from the
standpoint of all the old acquaint-
ances renewed and all the new
friendships opened.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

Irreeulor dress shirts from q
famous maker. Broodeloths, OK
fords, stripes, solids. Sizes IA to
II, sleeves 81 to IS. First quolity
cotton ploid shirts, sizes smoll,
medium, large.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
& topcoats
J for s3Q

Try beat this ~ fo sovng Mems handsome suits in oool
cevo onnes novelty checks doeonos, poids,
stripes solid coos Shades Of blue grey and brown Single
double breasted Regular SO A. shorts and longs 81
Amoo opcoots blue brown grey Regular, long
A. Choose eoots suit and
q coat It's real Christmas buy!
extra! 500 pairs Of hard-wearine sIacks
All quality! SIocks n royon eobordine and - q -
royon and wool, properly labeled content f0r
Sizes % o a. Choose two! - -
Evening star., 1949-04-21
'Ex.ModeI, "A, Acts
AS Own Attorney in
Supreme Court Appea|

The Supreme Court has been
asked to give judicial notice TO
an attractive blond 24-year-old
former model. acting as her own
attorney, to obtain $50 900 from
the estate of her mother.
Mrs. Inez Horton Gay Of Mont
clair, N. J.. whose father. Col
Paul J. Horton. q. s. A. retired.
said she once wanted q Hollywood
career, walked into the clerk q
once at the high tribunal yester-
day. She filed q petition asking
the court to review or TO order
the New Jersey Supreme Court to
review her suit to recover the
money from the Fidelity Union
Trust Co. OF Newark. co-executor
of her mothers estate.
There Is precedent for nonlaw-
yers representing themselves BE-
fore the Supreme Court. But
court attaches said the appear
ance of Mrs. Gay was unusual
They cited her youth and self
acquired legal knowledge, as well
as the involved history Of her pre-
vious court proceedings.
Ran Out of Money.
i've been too busy practicing,
the Barnard College graduate ex.
planned when asked why she never
went to law school.
She also explained that she Ii
her own lawyer because she anc
her husband. Arthur Gay. a Wesl
Point graduate. ran out OF none,
after spending $4,000 on litigation
In the New Jersey courts.
She already has been her owr
attorney in several instances ane
won on two occasions. Last Feb
ruary an Essex County. N. j.
court jury. awarded her sl.3Ss
damages and an antique bedroom
set valued at $1,000. She hac
sought recovery of $1,000 worth
Of furniture and knicknacks from
her father and stepmother anc
claimed the materials were gift
from her mother and grandmotll'
er. Mrs. Gay also won a poin
in . libel suit against her step.
mother.
Last Appeal In 1947.
In her suit to get the S33 .00'
from the bank and her father a
Evening star., 1949-04-21

'co-trustees Of her mothers vlIl.
she has not been 50 successful.
She von q case aga!nS. her father
in Is47. but lost On an appeal
by the trust company. She now
has appealed 70 the Supreme
Court.
Study Of law books. she tod
court attaches Yesterday. con-
vtnced her she has good grounds
for asking the Supreme Court 10
Evening star., 1949-04-21

intervene. The New Jersey 3D.
prerse Court turned her ccwr !cg
a!sns q few days too late. sAs sad
In her petition yesterday sae ecr- :
tended that the Sta.e cos2ri
pulled o new book Of rules or
her IN the middle o. the same.
she claimed are had Hled On tir1e
but a change IN the Staiss JUDI
csal decision sadsirackec her cas-
on o technically.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

.. CAhOIlNA AVE.
Colored-Semidet. all brick: lovely
side yard: containing bedrms. and
bath, large living rm.. din. rm. and
kit; close to Pa. ave. Don't miss
this. Call now. ST. 33e3.
PHILLIPS & co.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp

MONTGOMIRY COUNT
ssTEEssas.s III Sea7oss dssrhsd sa n.sfhs cr eesss
town shops and all schools; fun
basement. oil heat, garase. porch;
5000 DOWN. .. 4 L. REALTY GO
coLEsvfIiE, vii 5000 down. VERY
modern. 4-bedrm. home on land:
path on ist floor. ise, din. rm.:
ArepI.: full; srixht bspt stssshsS @ nS &
EkHsfe eEsfeaslrE 8 col. p or vhk5AAss aass, .as
ROCKvLLE-smal-tovn atmosphere
frame on beautiful corner lot. Six
spacious rooms q. r. l2xa6 IT, efuii
.nt a,ains ear r ssa medsTn arcHs c ts auick nsss
sfIyEE III .ss sisiNG ssss sI sIs sihssi1iscros 81.
3-bedrm. bungalow, : blocks from
Ga. ave. bus terminal Liv. .rrn., din:
ym-. mod, hit. and tile bath, Oil
siIvER xrHING CAPE coD--Rex.
individually desisned brick; close-in
locale, near schools. buses: bed
nI.i rms bath: .aI lst :. d; NAV. iss :, SsaT r.,I
sH. GAO TIL . pm. WcoDsiDE
siIvHa inI srffSGMsia.sse. q room. =
yr. old detached brick home on larss
lot, 24-ft. living roen With fireplace.
room. End ar. ) Sedrooms and TIED
oE o ssis. MARsHHIL J. SsIIl WAPIi i
CO., lsa4 i4th st. nv. Rsaitor. DI
snIvsiaR srRMG-se. s-rn. brick
fxfsf rxaRlR4aAs afttr
Tsrns. THy aARyIAxD REAL
ssTATI Co. 1854 coissviiis rd-.
sinsssi nv igS gsSrsrss - cen..r-ensrsne. ss
sea1n.s tn nsee1 sn1 s.ss. R i.s 81 a. 'asi s.S. g.
rms. snd bath .nd a.; staira 20
attic: Ice. aide porch With sun deck:
gas heat. S16.Q30. RAYMOND B.
puNN. 1850 wisconsin ave. OR.
silSfa iilcSf spsINa - pssusisui s.ssa.
spring dolf Club: rsrreasisn room
and shower n hssemsnf: nsv-hcuse
eonditlon. Pries; s. SOC, u@cse @
siLsI2 fasiSa sfniSc-.sIs.s as .ssc: . is.
rsss: beautifai hsrne In : sesussfui
sesting On Indsan epring dr tn
sldsess aocY siuss nc sss:af ssasss oa ssss
siifysfa n 81 ~ Ssailss,s99 w ssEHcArowMw.
have What ve conatesr the oufssxnd-
Ing luxHry. hrtrk. hungaiog 90 the
market today; iasai ioeattsn. neag
sehools snd kuses IN most pleasant
rms. througheut. heame1 perch.
dream III. from any angie. e-ff.
refEr.. 4 bedrooms Down, hne9 un-
fnixned upstntrT with hath rcughed
IN. CHESTNUT trim. acs5d PANEL ma
h0gany veneeseds 6ocrs: truly custom
bu{lf: many ether features 70 sat-
isfy uGDEf dtserisnsnatins purchaser
ufon nfperftnn EH F4&g sfia p
pm. EooDsiDx REALTY Ger CO.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
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Evening star., 1949-05-25

HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthssss
MICHIGAN PARK, 1900 block 18th
Bath Iscrsstios laen. B, owsfR sSsns
MICHIGAN PARK-Just listed. own
er transferred, anxious to sell mod
6-rm., 2-bath,. det. brk.. m. 3rd a. I;
excel. cond.: priced to sell; 1st trust,
s4fS0o s4t5 sroffs fa1! aFi rrsAnER AdinI' Rss} sS
WooDRiDGE. 842s 50, Dakota ave.
n.e.-New. 2-story, ga baths; pow
der rm. st A.; finished bsmt-. gas
WRoopsiDc R5sTsss n New e'5. ds,.ehsa Bo Sfse saee
lge. lot; near bus. school. stores.
VIM. THoRoWGooD. DE. O317.
"Gsb rms. and z baths. 4 bedrms.. ifr.pr.
oil heat; chestnut trim; rec. rm.;
5sSn' sDs Dsfss sshss stt'' %% SSS sss'
GOOD. DE. 03l7: -27
TENN. AVE. N.E.-convenient row
down. GEORGE I. BoRdER. S4s
Ind ave. NV, MA 0350; evenings
We. asta asta Or OR. 1879; .,1s5
26fS SSth 81. Ne, near SlaoenS-
burg rd-shingled 2-story, in nice
tnclosed porchesi Scar det. garage:
lovely yard; oil INV h.; part bsmt.
Price reduced for quick sale, $10.-
$50: $500 down, $50 per mo.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.. phone
FIR. s357 till o pm. -25
1901 BLAINE ST. N.E.-owner sac
rificing for quick sale. Corner semi
det. brick, 8 large rms, 1h baths,
porch; large bsmt.; beautifully land
scaped lot completely fenced: Calf.
Redwood awnings; only S13,650;
$1,000 down. ANNENBERG REAL
TY co. phone FIR si67 til ga g;m.
$s.9bO. BARGAIN-ciose in, fine
neishborhood; 8-bedroom brick, gas
STILES. Di. esss or "a. 1915.
s.as 4.h ST: N.E.1vacsnt: reaec.
$3.50 sf5S; a;s sSsn 0'hid sR5SHs 5sHs: Ka K
By owNER-oood investment; row
brick. 3 ants; large back yard; sub
So spTn n.e.' DyRs FR 4si4 p 'p'' only ss 6es A
asla lsth sT; N;E:mS rms; and
back yard; furn. HALL a BRO,
1904 II st; ne, Ii. 3-1be1. l-26
cial, near Catholic Univ. strictly
white section. built with separate
entrances, meters and gas heating
units; small cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. 81. 7731; ewes, RA. 341s. .
ia DOUGLAS ST. NE. $500 down.
good monthly payments: 9 rms,
eain ca aoRRis coaEN saEsse or row MGToN p1,es
V1NNICK, 1404 l. st. NV. ma. $685.
Home eve TIL 00Qr
Evening star., 1949-05-25
HOUSES FOR sAlE-ssnA~.s

COLORED - S2.oo0 down Quincy
ct. nv Vacant, rms. bath: z
porches: Eas heat; deep yard.
MeDEyfTT. RA. 4422, SH 4221.
COLORED-Isoe ELK. n. CAP
WeiI-hsilt, 6-rm. brk. home . tn
closed porehss; 81 600 cash required
EX 6S4S DISTRICT REALTY
Evening star., 1949-05-25
TAKOMA PARK
UNIVERSITY HILLS

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. Tma BATH tsN siss ass rN:
ssslrseas fsstsTss sssstsls tees
dsAy s-asrt / kik q st c~sssYtiis
"a sna uAtx isHs eB tssafa{S
a. 81 cab stoLkn = ftetu "a 70.
sa01 fsI ares fassNl 70 tnsne =
Evening star., 1949-05-25

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
OPEN AFTERNOONS 2-6
1900 Western ave. Very attractive
S-rm 2-bath Colonial home on
beautiful corner lot. Directions. Out
Mass. ave. to western ave-, right on
Western TO sign
RAYMOND B. DUNN
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Mr.. 18TH & U ST. N w.
Small Down PAYMENT

Buy this I0-rm-, 2-bath. brick house
on terms more reasonable than rent
SURETY REALTY CO. AID a53l
ewes. "A. o2b9. 81 1850. TR. 1857
Evening star., 1949-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-herthwes
OPEN / TO DARK

Only 2 Of these beautiful detached
brick homes left, located on q beau.
tiful handicapped shaded lot. The hrs'
floor has center-haH entrance with
= 21-st. living room. wood -burnins
fireplace, large dining room i2xl2
well-arrsnsed kitchen. Venetian
blinds, and o powder room Second
floor contains three spacious bed
rooms. two will take twin beds
beautiful eoiored bathroom with tub
and shower. Gas &C. heat: tlats
roof. All have porches. The price II
only Si5.360. These homes were
built by a master builder with bes,
materials. Grades considerec) Easy
terms. To reach: Out n. H. ave, u
mi. past ID. C. line; after you cross
SLIGO Greek bridge go goo #. turn
right on Erkkin, right on 18th 70
Elson pl., turn left, see our sign.
Marshall J. Waple Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
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ca 70 ID Nj. ssss sSs4 IL
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Evening star., 1949-05-25

WE WANT PROPERTY
AUERBACH d CO.. DI. 6501. 1924 4
st. NV. ewes 1907 Ut
Evening star., 1949-05-25

New Homes-S950 Down
OPEN TODAY-i2 TO 9
400 Nichols ave ss Sefnieet )
bedrms. daylight hsni-. Sax heat
Deep Anchor fenced yard. Schools
stores. tFanxp at corner. kes. All
white area 81 sotc seft. FHA
approved Si3,os3 Trades coz
sidered Brine deposit JAMES
CARROLL, TR- Ola. Evess 20
Evening star., 1949-05-25
DETACHED CORNER
new BRICK HOMES
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION

i73e Lyman pi. n.e.--Rcv brk., eon.
tanning 9 rms. snd hath fuil hsmt,,
buiit-fn gar; &l1.p6o. Gail NA
2S6b; q sves.. on. 1898. --eo
Evening star., 1949-05-25
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Fine NV. Section
$165O0

Owner leaving washinston,. wants
vel cared for: center hall. Twins
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excellent den. large kitchen with
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m. IN basement; Oh hot-water heat;
On. lovely lot with fenced garden;
detached .garAge;. near all schools,
Coolidge Recreation Center. within
j blk. OF direct transportation. close
Call JAMES D eCHwAB. OR. $500;
after 3 pm. call 81. 2575 or wo
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UNIVERSITY PARK
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
SHEPHERD PARK
TIRED OF CLIMBING STAIRS?
Modern, all on one floor, on a
beautifully Handicapped plot: modern
kit, glass. tiled bath. large liv. rm
with fireplace. din. rn., 8 bedrms.
den; gas heat: garage.
Dorothy K. Winston 81 Co.
1424 Z st. NV. ST. ALI, sH. 7446
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Houses-sAlG-sf tce~s. Z,
347l 23rd st. Sc,

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brick. ncnsentsnt Hna-
sns Pa~s6. Anaenst1s Air Rase Our
FACTORY. Andrews Field : eF1rccrak
larre esasetl Inca eaass3- sAsk vita
shower. nvsrE recon c8Esns reeea,
nccern kitchen, hEkst-ia sshsnsix
gas stove. sa& fssrageTafcr !44 hAse-
mens- gaE hes-vassr heater, ty1.
asnery tuba, forced atz heat tAerss-
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