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JUST ARRIVED!

NEW 1851
TROJAN. ii FOOT SEA QUEEN.
Come and see the boat which will
steal the 1851 boat shows. First in
quality; first in performance and
now first in eye appeal.
WE have Just . new 1850 models
available at savings of 20es.
ChriS-Craft Boat Kits
8 #. and IA #. outboard runabouts.
make these kits easier to assemble
and truly worthy of their Chris
Craft name.
CHRIS-CRAFT
$50 Maine Ave: S.W ST. O326
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
DAIRY FARM

Within 30 mi. D. c.; prac. new 80
rm. residence, dble. garage; . tenant
houses: nearly 300 acres, over 200
IN cultivation. Shown by appt.
Phone FA. 2122.
STOCK & CHICKEN FARM
80 MILES D. c.
over so acres gently rolling land
Run through property; 9-rm. house
with "a baths: good barns; Q con-
crete .hoored chicken houses Priced
to sell. Phone FA. 2122.
Falls Church Realty
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Choice Waterfront Homes

CnOlce waterfront Homes
2 bedrms.. bath: liv. rm. with fire.
screened porch. oil heat, outdoor
fireplace, carport. dock, safe harbor;
approx; s. mi. from Annapolis;
Summer homes, Sylvan Shores, easily
converted for year-round occupancy;
$1,000.
Many other listinss. EVA GUDF
BRANDT. Realtor. Phone Annapolis
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NEARBY HOMESITES
FAIRFAX COUNTY

Vicinity Of Mclean, bus service avail
able, on Old Dominion DIR.
l. Lovely wooded slope, hardwood
srees; r. aso good elevation, 5 acres;
2. Almost z acres, on Old Dominion
dr.. convenient to Mclean; beautiful,
never-failing spring, variety of trees;
restricted for your protection; price
includes complete plans and speci-
fieations of most attractive house;
owner expects transfer: $4,000.
3. acre; the only 1-acre tract we
have available; $1,000.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 Woodward Bldg. Ma 1854.
Sat. and SUM-, Call Daleview 9172.
ELMWOOD ESTATES; beautiful
wooded sites on APPROX. 2 acres:
these. sites are planned for and
restricted to the finer home; ideally
situated on Old Dominion drive. 1
mile above Mclean.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
Elmwood 1925 or 1922. Mclean. Va.
IL
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DON'T WAIT
FALL SALE

FALL SALE
1949 H. D. "125;" SIZE
1945 Indian "74;" with box l9E
1914 H. D. IA" F. H. buddy
1s4s fsa' B. S. A. "5oo;" c.c., @2a
buddy seat 25O
194S Ariel 800" &C., Red
Hunter. spring. frame, new
tires, buddy seat t 295
1946 H. p. "61"; o. H. ", fully
1850 II. B. "74"; o. H. d., de ''0
luxe equipped, driven 500
miles, white paint, new
machine guarantee S95
Many more good buys: cash. terms
or trade: tickets on sale for Reading
Pa. Smile National, october. 18th.
RED HOUSE
Harley-Davidson Sales & Service,
1865 31st st: NV, MI. 0602. i
"See The Famous James
1917 &C. lightweight;. spring frame,
teledriulic forks; only S396; a real
.transportation value.
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES
e12 9th st. NV. RE. 5073
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P. M. BROWNING, Broker
JOHN H. HIT. ASSOCIATE
CULPEPER. VIRGINIA
SO A.-S4OO DOWN

40 a. open. Dandy barn, can be con-
verted into a comfortable country
home. Committing distance to Wash
ington. Low realty taxes. Sacrifice
price. $500. Irene VaZquez. SUM-
NYSIDE REALTY AGENCY, Fal-
mouth. Va. Phone Fredericksburs
361-J BARGAIN list mailed free
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Loudoun Co., Close-in
Run your cattle on this 31s-acre
farm because it is equipped to handle
your herd. 1t also has a nice =
rm. modern house for comfortable
living; This farm can be yours for
S32,500.
J. L. C.. WEST
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Al Tractor Farm: Strean

Here is chance seldom offered!
Tractor with attachments, moving
machine, cultivators, ETC., etc, team
and tons hay included; improved
with set good bldgs.; glistening
white dwelling, 8 rms, 2 pantries
elec. and porches: 32x45 barn, corn
crib. 2 machine sheds; smoke
poultry houses, etc.; village 3 MI,
smart city 1S min; cropland. pas
ture and wd.. fruit; good bathing
fishing and hunting on property;
z. c.. Brumback, STROUT REALTY,
Middletown. Va. Bargain lists mailed
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SAVE MONEY. Buy your boat now
while prices are low. Prices will be
,aHa aisher +. next .g spring;
Packards, used 2 mos
new boat guarantee.
,o s1,5o0 extras - $4,000
,o.- beat $3.50
,oo 95 h.p.. "A m,p.h. $500
-, man twin Packards $500
1s47 35, Elco, like new twin
radio raa h,R; DRone, ~ eompfete. m;p,s,.
,,,o bsrgair - eANN- 1o.75o
h.p. -. $500
1947 33 Owens, radio phone $500
1s4s 3$ Owens, ready to go. $3.50
,,.o man; like new - $500
s1929 43 Elco. fluid heat,
elec. toilet, new shower
,oo, rugs, drapes -, $500
rops - - 7,50C
1925 81, Yacht. new diesel 14,Oo0
rs Mathis Houseboat twin
tifully furnished, peri.
76' Grebe Yacht. new GIN '''0'O
diesels 1947, hot water
N Y. but worth inspec-
,o,o ton; q bargain $4,000
1880 81 Elco, new GIN
mo, dditssels lS4s - 1880
h.p., eng. 1946, COM
pletely equipped 1000
81 Yacht by Lawley, peri.
cond, full yacht equip q
ment; single gas eng 10000
ST1CKML WHEELER YACHT co,
LAf. 7150, Baltic, Nd Sunday
call TUX 2SSS
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1853 A., STOCK, EQUIP!
First class daIry-general farm near
Gettysburg: Income, $4,000. In
sludes "a head cattle, $50 Leghorn
equip: fine 10-rm. home with utili-
ties. shaded lawn, barn 42x72. silo.
3 poultry houses. brooder house. new
milk house. either bldgs.; 1913 acres.
sLAsHED w owner MUST sAcRIe
FICEi No. I-272l. VESTS, j. C.
Bream. Fairfield I'd GettvShure Pa
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LOANS

End TRUST SECURED on desirable
homes. NV. Washington; $4,000,
interest So, payable S125 per mo. ;
$4,000, interest 81, payable S55
per month. CHI. 1927. i
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
Mr.: MILLER, ME. 1920; EVE
end AND Sfd TRUSTS ON d. @
property; 24-hr. service Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K ST NV Ma. 654o,
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wArERE'r PROP. SALE tcon.. ,

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
8 acres on Potomac River, across from
Colonial Beach; 7-room house needs
repairs; h.-wh., bath, cleo. duck
blind, artesian water, shade. rich
garden land. high elevation with
view, salt water. Price. S6,950;
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
On Route 301, below Waldorf.
Phone Ia plata EQdG
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FARMS tcont.).

WANTED TO RENT 1O-acre farm.
good modern living house, within 20
miles of Bcltsville. with later OPP
ton. AP. 1884 or write Box 543-A,
Star
CHELTENHAM. MD.-Small farm,
13Ia acres: S rooms and bath; barn,
chicken house. pigpen and smoke
house; only $3.50, with $4,000
down. Cali WEST REAL ESTATE,
HI. 7099; after pm. Mr.. Ferrall.
HI. 1870.
81 ACRES and 6-room house at La
Plata. Md; near Catholic Church
3 bedrms and bath.
A. A. CAROZZA CO. EXCLUSIVE
1897 Penna. Ave. SE. LU. 4-0040
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Alta Vista Gardens

AICd VISCd Gardens
Over 5000 So. Ft.-$2,000
This beautiful lot, with all utilities,
IS located in Bethesda, Just off Old
Georgetown I'd. and offers the perfect
setting for your new home. For
details call Mr.. Skies, MA. 5OO5,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-15oO K ST. NV,
MA. 5005.
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318 Acres; 3 Dwellings

Unusual opportunity offered here, for
crops and stock; practically new
residence. cinder block construction;
8 rms. and bath, cleo. phone, spring
in porches: nice shade and view;
tenant houses-10-rm. brick dwell
ing, full basement. elec. and phone:
also 7-rm. dwelling, elec. and
phone; 2 barns. corn crib, 2 poultry
houses. etc; cropland. pasture and
wd., fruit. springs and streams;
store close by, village handy: quick
sale price, $4,000. G. B. Wolford,
STROUT REALTY. Hamilton, Va
Bargain lists mailed free.
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FARMS
VESTS CATATOCI

Freel New reduced prices on farms
ranches. estates. tourists cabins. gas
stations, etc. Florida to New Eng
land Write WS-l2. Ia r. Iexing-
ton St Raltimnre Nd .N
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OVERLOOKING BRETON BAY, St.
Mary'S County; magnificent view;
exceptionally well-built dwelling; 6
spacious rooms, large fireplaces. 3
baths. many closets; full basement
oil burner, air-conditioned heat;
complete modern conveniences; 42O-
It. artesian we'll: servants quarters:
3-chr garage: 7-acre lot SOS nnn
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SOUIHEKN MARYLAND BARGAINS
age; 1S-mile view UP river: sand
beach, fertile soil: 1856 acres;
springs. streams: excellent neigh
borhood; 35 miles Washington; ten
ant house, 3 tobacco barns. S3O,-
0OO. will d}vfda
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LoUDoUN COUNTY
GENERAL STOCK FARM
Over 315 acres with As acres COM
mercial timber, , good stock barns,
double corn crib, machinery shed,
7-room-and-bath house C. yrs. old1,
HORSEPEN AND BROAD RUNS
through property. Priced to sell.
muting distance, 30 mi. d. c. This is
buyers opportunity.
PHONE FA. 1415. FA. 2l22.
Falls Church Realty
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Tn, q 90.
d.

Committing Distance
80 acres, % miles of D. c.; enjoy
city comforts in this 3-year-old all
modern home; excellent grazing land.
well fenced; springs. ample for pool;
school bus at property; S1S,25O:
open for offer. Right of Rt 81
at arrow. BEULAH GOSS. CH. 5682
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONlIOMER1 COON
232-acre dairy farm. 60-cow modern
elec: on macadam road, 80 miles
to D. c.: good terms: possession
with title; price, S31.500.
216-acre stock farm; 7-room house,
cleo. phone. bath; numerous out
buildings. stable. double courthouse;
on macadam road, 80 miles to D. c.;
price. 500 an acre, just about price
8 acres. 7-room frame house. cleo,
phone. bath not installed: garage,
henhouse. meathouse; owners wife
died recently: vacant, can move
right in: near B. g. o, station,
school. stores. .. o. and church: 30
miles to D; G., on macadam road
ia acres. Groom modern house. Q
car garage, chicken and brooder
houses. meathouse, TOULOUSE; fine
garden, beautiful shade and shrub
berry: on macadam road. near school
store, church: house and all the
buildings are in fine condition: pos
session at once; price. $4,000 Cal
W. A Daniel. Poolesville 21S6. p. o
Dickerson. Md. with J. VINSON
PETER, Route % Sign" Rockville
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MARLBORO. OPEN SAT-. SUN. %
t2o acres with tenement house. sta
bic. Through Marlboro and Groom
to Naylor. then left 6/IO mi K
signs. LYMAN c. DELE &c co.
INC, ST. $500; Mr.. Talley, 10
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NICE ACREAGE


10 acres: about 1 wooded, balance
cleared; long road frontage, nice
mountain view on gravel road close
TO highway: 21 miles to d. c. This
A number of beautiful lots with city
sewerage. water and natural gas, in
Herndon. Va; prices reasonable.
612 acres. river farm, about l25
cleared, balance wooded. gravel road
in historic section. improved with
fine old brick house, partly re.
stored; center hall. 8 baths, tenant
house with bath, barns and outbuild.
ingS. electricity; about 65 miles from
snno C. ,-. Price: $3.50;
D C.; strictly srazing farm, rough
ana rolling: rambling Groom log
and frame house. 3 baths, eravitJ
water system, 2 tenant houses,
Price. $4,000: half cash.
II. B. MTTCHEIL Herndon Va
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SEE US FIRST
Tyson Corner, Va. FA. 1901 =
458 Acres: Good Bldgs.

Valuable stock and timber farm;
large stream borders, bathing and
fishing; mineral springs on prop
erty reported village l "a mi; about
100 acres for vegetables, corn.
wheat. hay. ETC.; pasture for 75 nd.
dwelling, bath, cleo, spring water;
delightful view of valley and mts.
basement barn, 40xS0; housing for
500 hens; "giveaway" at $1,000.
W. H. Brumback, STROUT REALTY,
212 s. Main ST.. Woodstock, Va.
RarRain lists mailed free.
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soUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAIN.
POTOMAC RIVER. 2.200-ft. front
ase;, lS-mile view UP river; san,
beach, fertile soil; 1856 acres
springs, streams; excellent neigh
borhood; 35 miles Washington; ten
ant house, tobacco barns. $50,
900. will divide,
oXERLooKING RI BRETON BAY. St
exceptionally well-built dwelling;
spacious rooms, large fireplaces.
baths, many closets; full basement
oil burner, air-conditioned heat
complete modern conveniences: 420
II. artesian well: servants quarters
Scar garage; 7-acre lot. $4,000
ToBAcco-sToCK FARM. 1.500-ft
S,O00-ft. frontage on excellent road
III acres, 116 acres cultivated, ex
cellent soil in good condition, pro
duces best quality tobacco; S-roon
dwelling, 2 large tobacco barns. fam
sa1,d,nss; s9aEisa Sos eSSS SSS anchorage waite
DUCK1NG SHORE, Potomac Rive
and Pomonkey Greek. S57-ft. water
front, 20 miles Washington: g.
acres, sand beach, no buildings
suitable retirement estate or higl
sEs,as sTa,ds subdivision. $4,000. vii
wIcoM1co RIVER, 1.aoo-ft. front
age, extends to State road: excellen
neighborhood; 1877 acres, 20 arabic
fertile soil; 7-rm. dwelling: magnifi
cent view; bath, electricity. tele
phone. farm buildings good tenan
RESIDENCE ST MARY's COUNTY
near Breton Bay and st. Clement
River: 11a-story, 6 rms. bath.
porches. oil burner hot-water heat
electricity, telephone. insulated
screens. excellent condition, 540-ft
artesian well. handicapped garden
.S11, 900. liberal terms.
a2 MILES WASHINGTON, Potoma
Bridge Highway; S-room dwelling
baths. suitable 2-family occupancy
1s MILES WASHINGTON. $50 acres
road, 1-mile creek frontage. de
sirable location, near Indian Head
$4,000. Will divide.
RETIREMENT HOME, Cobb Island
charming view Potomac: waterfron
privileges. landscaped lot, bungalow
fruit, 2 garages, furniture included
immediate possession. $1,000.
30 MILES WASHINGTON, 100 acres
wooded, springs. stream. excellen
soil: access to q. S. Route :30l b!
good read; S,s slset5icity k d6G and teiephon
LOTS and acreage tracts, wate
front and inland, wooded or cleared
residential or commercial. Reoues
map Advise requirements.
LEONARD SNIDER. La PLATA. MD
1s5 ACRES; good road; 7-roor
brick house, electricity, bath; a
oak grove; 1-acre pond; 1,5O'
capacity poultry houses; farm build
ings; SO 900.
xe5-acre grazing farm: no buildings
bordering main highway and river
beautiful building sites: S11 900.
Mountain farm. 156 acreS very love.
ly quaint old house. modernized
electrical kitchen; good land; new
tractor, equipment, crops included a.
Sl6.500.
14s-acre stock and grain farm. E.
room house, electricity; livestock
feed. equipment: all for S1l, 900
terms. P NJ. BROWNING. Broker
JOHN H. HIT. Associate. Cuipeper
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NEW SECTION

At Colvin run, Fairfax Co.-Prices
begin at 5000 per acre. tracts from
b acres up; one of Fairfax County's
most appealing locations.
two directions, stream through prop
erty; near Forestville. Virginia. al
most 5la acres; 500 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. and Sun, Call Daleview 9172.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24

that you will through Judaism
ever grow to be. happy, religi-
Gus American citizen"
The ra b bi then presented
young Schneider with a beauti-
fully inscribed Bible as a gift Of
the Temple Sisterhood. Follow
ing the ceremony, a reception
was held in the social room of
the temple.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schneider entertained over three
hundred people with an elabor-
ate buffet luncheon and birthday
reception for their son at the
City Recreation Building.
Those present from Waycross
included: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schneider and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Unger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baynard Jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Jacobson and family and Sam
Schneider.
Also from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Gilmore
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider
and family, of Blackshear; Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Schneider and
family, of Moultrie; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Altman, of Thomasville; Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Salkin, of Savan-
nah; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Nathan
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Weinstein and son, Of
Jesup, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Hackel, of Darien.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
King Abdullah Continues His
Campaign Against Arab League

TEL AVN (JTA)-Continuing
his campaign against the Arab
League, King Abdullah of Trans
jordan this week said that the
League has proved itself useless
organization. A broadcast over
the Transjordan-controlled Ra-
mallah radio said that King Alb
dullah would like to ask the
League the three following ques-
tons:
l. How can the Arab League
call for unity when its members
are hopelessly disunited and when
war may break out at any mo-
ment between two or more of
them.
2. In view of the military
weakness of it's member states,
how does the Arab League hope
to solve the Palestine problem
except by direct talks with the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
Savannah Seder
March 26 at JEA

The Savannah Hebrew School
will hold its annual model seder
on Sunday, March 26, at 11:OO
A. M. in the auditorium of the
Alliance. The purpose of this
celebration is to provide the
pupils with a holiday experience
of a communal nature, to point
out to them, the high-lightS of
the Seder, and to give them an
opportunity to actually conduct
one. Pupils of all grades of the
Hebrew and Sunday School will
participate in the model seder.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
Sovonnoh Alliance
Cops Title, 81 to AZ
By Arthur Whitfield

The Jewish Educational Ali
ance scored five points in an
overtime period last week to de-
feat the Catholic Young Peoples
Association and win the Jeffer-
son Athletic Club Tournament
championship. The final score
was 54-49.
Playing before a rowdy mob in
the Savannah High gym, the two
teams fought on even terms until
the fourth period whistle blew
with the score the same on both
sides of the clock. j. E. A. led
49-47 with fifteen seconds to go
but Marion Lowe pierced one
through the hoop to tie the score
for the eleventh time of the
game.
The CYPA failed to score in
the extra five minutes of play
while Greenholtz, Kramer and
Slotin were throwing in more
than enough to take the number
one trophy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24

NJ TICE
I will register with Clerk of Circuit
Court, Duval County, Florida upon re-
ceipt of proof of publication of this
notice, the fictitious name to-wit
Florida Tomato Distributors
Jacksonville Produce Market
West Beaver Street
Jacksonville, Florida.
The party interested in said business
is
MAX WASSERMAN
S. William Goldstein, Attorney
ia Graham Building
Jacksonville, Florida
March>10. II. "a 81, 1850
N o T C E
I will register with Clerk of Circuit
Court, Duval County, Florida, upon re-
ceipt of proof of publication of this
notice, the fictitious name to-wit:
Castleberry- Campbell Candy Co.
mot Incl
351 East 9th Street.
Jacksonville, Florida.
The party interested in said business
is
B. B. LENK
M. w. Goldstein, Attorney
GA Graham Bldg.
Jacksonville. Florida
March 10, II, "a, 81, 1850
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
MARCH 18TH is
ANNIVERSARY DAY
AT RIVER GARDEN

Growing Up-This is our 4th
Anniversary Celebration.
Going Up-See our new eleva-
tor and infirmary.
Glowing Up-With pride :.
Visit our HOBBY SHOP
FAIR.
Slowing Up-Just for a minute
-. To draw our lucky TOM
BOLA winners.
Showing Up-We hope you
will. Open House, to 5
P. M.
HostesseS
Ladies Hebrew Sheltering
Aid Society
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. Schneider
Of Brunswick, Ca, Is Bar Mitzvah

An ancient but living ritual of
the Hebrew religion was impress
Sively solemnized at the Sabbath
morning services at Temple Beth
Tefilloh on March II, when Her
bert Victor Schneider, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Isadore Schneider, hav-
ing attained his thirteenth birth
day was indicted in true Jewish
practice into the faith of Israel
at a Bar Mitzvah, "Son of Duty"
ceremony.
A large congregation of friends
and relatives were present when
Victor, in recognition of attain
ing his majority in the Hebrew
religion, donned his delicate
white and blue prayer shawl and
skull cap for the first time.
The young boy carried out his
part of the ceremony in man.
ner that would have done credit
to one twice his age. He rendered
the chanting and blessing of the
Holy Writ and invoked the bless
ing of Almighty God. With beau
tiful sincerity, Victor told in his
own words how happy he was
to assume his religious obliga-
tons and duties, and expressed
gratitude to his parents for hav-
ing conducted him into the right
path of life.
Before blessing the newly ini-
tiated member in Israel, Rabbi
Thor Fabian instructe the
young candidate that with this
ceremony he was confirming his
allegiance to his faith and to his
people, and that he hoped from
here on the boy would have a
sincere and mature attitude tow
ard his religious duties.
'Torah," said the rabbi, sis
technically this holy scroll Gin
dicating the Five Books of
Moses, but in its broader sense
Torah means way of living ac-
cording to the Bible so that you
may be happy, religious per-
Sonality. In every age before you,
new times, new conditions, new
country and new language
changed the Jew into new man
and so it rests with you to pre-
pare new form for what is most
sacred and dear to us Jews. My
hope for you, my dear son, is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
News of TEP
at u. Of F.
BY RICHARD HOLLINS

The underdog Tau Epsilon Phi
volleyball team at the u. of Flor
ida defeated second place Chi Phi
last Thursday, substantially in
creasing TEP's slim one point
lead for first place in the Frater-
nifty Blue League race. The Law
ender and White sextet composed
of Jerry Wilmer, Hank Gardner,
Vic Mardenfeld, Dennis Gitlin,
Dave Silver and Sid Orlins played
to a near record crowd in the
Florida Gymnasium in as thrilling
match as you'd want to see.
Perhaps the wager of a beer party
to be given by the losing team
spurred the boys on, but regard
less of the reason, we were all
happy over the outcome.
The by-line of Bob Bassine has
been appearing frequently in the
sports section of the FLORIDA Ali
gator" Bob, a freshman from
Miami and Journalism major, has
been writing for the Gator" for
the past year. incidentally, any
of you who wish to receive U. of
F. news first hand, write to Bus
mess Manager Ted Wittner, in
care of the Florida Alligator,
Gainesville, and the paper will be
sent your way each week.
Florida Players is in the news
once again. Following their pro-
duction Of Faust, which, in addi-
ton to playing before packed
houses in Gainesville, toured the
state, the group is presenting
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night"
This production stars Players
President Sandy Schnier and Bob
Shepard. Publicity Director J. j.
Shapiro and Business Manager
Micky Tobin are doing their part
to prove the saying that "the
show must go on"
s. =
Pledge class reunions have been
on the agenda for the past couple
of weeks. Last week the grand
old men of the '46 class celebrated
their third year as brothers in
grand style, and this weekend
the youngsters of '48 are observ-
ing their first anniversary. For
mer pledge-class President Luke
Ansbacher promises great time
for one and all.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-24
Government of Israel.

Government of Israel.
3. How does the Arab League
reconcile its promise to defend
Palestine with its members, APP
proval of the Decentralization
of Jerusalem?
Evening star., 1950-10-27
BRICK CAPE COD
SMALL ESTATE

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This custom built home features on
1st floor a large hall, large liv. rm.
with fireplace. guest size din. rm..
adjacent large screened porch. patio.
buffers pantry, breakfast rm., maid S
bedrm. BED M with i dressing i T rm. ar and bath.
paneled den and Law. End a. has
iiv. rm with fireplace, 2 large bed
rms. and bath, sun deck; bsmt.. s.
car heated garage, 3 f1replaces.
Priced S57. 800. More ground avail.
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