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Evening star., 1950-02-05
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINIA

SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIkIA
ALEXANDRIA-By owner, duplex,
fenced, with swimming pool and
playhouse on extra lot; both houses
have 2 bedrms., full bsmt., baths,
auto. gas heat, furn.; $23,500. oV.
CHEsTERBRooK. vA.-Price. s1o,-
plus settlement % %monthIy payments
approximately $40. This home has
rm;. din, rm. and kit. on lst. A.,
sSss5! SsaLES5wi Swil issa sss}I IA Sae4' Sun. and
CLARENDON-6 rm. brick Colonial;
70 {, ever; eveTytRins. hing. ss PRoVIDENcE. nee 'Pss "a.
CLARENDON. near wilson blvd, be-
tween Courthouse and Clarendon
Circle; Groom Colonial brick, in
excellent condition situated on a
level, shaded lot; living room with
fireplace. adjoining screened porch
12x20), dining room, kitchen
equipped kwith Westinghouse re-
frigerator and gas range. On the
second floor, 8 delightful bedrooms
and tiled bath. Stairway to fioored
attic; full basement with above
ground recreation room and bath
with an outdoor entrance which can
easily be rented; built-in garage;
hot-water heating system with oil
burner. Price, $17,950. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., exclusive
agents, CHI. 1898; ewes. and Sunday,
FALLS CHURCH, mr.. Broad st.-Lge.,
handsome. new brick home; very
large. living rm.. fireplace. dining
rn. lge: modern kitchen. 3 bedrms,,
~ baths. S20,500. MISS KING,
rkEELss kE s-sa seaHftRcH-By owner. a-Ded-
MonEr isSsiy lse vERNoE s2s "a sGSD. sGSs eo.ft.
rambler. on ,, z acre, oyerlooking in!
rm. i5Hsxa5. 5 bedrms., IL baths;
sERNIcE GARTER DAVIS, Reaitor. f,r.
SOUTH ARL.-S14, ,950--e-rm rm. brick
bungalow with bsmt., porch, Diet.
gar: $2,750 cash; Sl1.500 lst trust.
PROVIDENCE, FA. 3343.
so ACRES-Mod., S-rm., 2-bath home
situated on a beautiful knoll, sur
rounded by shade trees; lge. yard
completely fenced, excel. stream bor-
ders this prop. Outbuildings con-
sist OF new barns, machine shed
and tenant house. Purchase price
includes jeep, horses, power now
er. farm machinery and other misc
tocls. 19 mi. d. c.; $4,000 for
all, substantial down payment re-
CURED. PENTAGON REALTY Goa
Eiriez ;See; After p.m.. faii
~ OODs "
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GREEN MEADOWS, MD.
Attrac. brick BUNGALOW, consisting of
2 bedrmS, liv. rm., kit. .-dinette and
bath: good-sized util. rm., gas &C.
Price, Price, sie,7So, 'S good finsncinS sas.
Shown by appt. Call Mr.. Fairbairn
with CONNER & RYON, INC, 927
18th st NV. RE. 3216; ewes, DE.
1928. "a
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OPEN 2-6

OPEN Z-O
ssuisSsa SsS.9i ift s. sssoS ~ down; s;
south. Take shirley hwy. to Route
z. risht l mile to 25th st. south
nh2EiSnAiss1za is1a yox. sx. ssiY.
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ALEXANDRIA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

: OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-5:30
Dutch Colonial. On corner lot. Cen
ter hail. large living rm., firepl.. full
size dining room, equipped Kitchen.
baths On 2nd. Storage attic. Fuii
basement. Venetian blinds Detached
garage. Excellent condition, Priced
reasonable. Directions: Over 14th
st. bridge to Arlington Ridge rd. TO
Russell rd, at Presidential Gardens,
ner Russell and Myrtle.
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
40 Q, ROYAL D., Alsx. Al. e9lS,
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANI
DTSTRJCT HETGHTS

3;,bedrm. det; brick in excel. cond
large level lot; oil h.-w.h.; $4,000
cash will handle. Call Mr. Ruehl,
LU. 4-43S2; ewes. and Sun, HI.
1880, T, PAUL MUDD CO. -6
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lME MElLLER-1EALlOR i
11nf VI. Ave. NV pI. 5000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

1909 Gateway blvd rms, asbestos
shingled. newly decorated; ami;
full basement. oil heat. garags,
terms. For appt. call HI. 7099;
ewes, Mr.. Hamilton, HI. Alto.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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MASON HIRST
Va, Phone FA, 744
Closed SUNDAYS
L. S. HURLEY
ZOO N. Brandywine St. Gil. 1s
CAPE COD

.SAG T. WI
WITH BEDRM. and tile bath on LIST
n. 2 lge. bedrms. and bath on 2nd
f.; lge. liv. rm. with firepl; screened
porch; fauily-siZed din. rm; fully
equipped kit: finished recr. rm. with
fireplace and "a bath; separate fur
mace rm. Open today, / It'll dark.
Drive out Lee hwy. to Powhatan ST..
turn right blks. to N. 2Sth ST..
turn left ~ blk. to open houses.
MILTON G. SMITH REALTY
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IUoL ~. IIeDt Rd. OW. 7ZUU.
FURNISHED-S10 950

3-bedrm., 2-story house with det,
gar located in Del Ray section Of
Alex, block from transp., blocks
from school; furnishings include
summer and winter rugs, radio,
brand-new refg. and many other
wonderful items. Oil heat. You
must not miss this terrific buy. Cal
Immediately. Exclusive with
HICKS REALTY co.
Al, 1900: eyes,. TIE. 73191or II.
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peter j. hagan
OFFERS

$500
CT NOTHING DOWN
Brick bungalows, liv. rm. 2
lge. bedrms. and bath, large
kitchen equipped with 7-ft. refgr.,
oil heat; lots 50X195; monthly
payments, approx. S56, include
taxes and ins.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
LANHAM PARK
4. STANLEY MOREAU

4617 Annapolis Rd.
WA. "571. Evenings, WA. $3.50
MICH. PIX. HILLS, MD.
bedrooms. l " baths. tiled kitchen;
$15,975: $1,000 down. Call Mr..
Crawley, ewes. and Sun. WA. 72S3
C. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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BRENTWOOD
$1,000, veterans, small cash pay
ment. Substantial u STORY bunga.
low in conven. loc., 5 rms, bath
full bsmt., expansion attic; good
H. CARLYLE deLOZIER
WA. 5000. Realtor. TO. q666
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MCLEAN
1-story ranch house on wooded site
11Ox160, Gift. liv.-din. rm. combi-
nation with flrepl., kit. equipped
with best make range and refgr.,
auto washer, 3 twin-size bedrrns.
with many wardrobe closets, radiant
heat: you may assume vets AZ loan.
3 An excel. offering in an estate area
at &Jq nS0F
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY
$4,000

GI APPROVED
A cozy bungalow for a small family
approximately " acre of land with
trees near Andrews Field. Small
down payment; approximately $40
mo. II. 7-4413. VERNIS ABSHFR,
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HUNTINGTON

No. Is mos. old, semidet.. half
brick and half shingle; 2 bedrms
bsmt., hardwood floors. Venetian
blinds. All-tiled bath; excellent buy,
S10,700; only 5000 down.
No. 2-Semidet., practically new, all
brick; 2 bedrms., hardwood floors,
full tiled bath. storm windows, out
side bsmt. entrance, fenced back
yard; an exceptional buy at S10,650.
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AVONDALE
OPEN SUM-, 2 TO.5
EAn9 01e-f AyTT7

5403 21St AVE. g..-t,
3-bedrm. 2story brick with custom
equipped kitchen, large screnec
porch, beautiful awnings throughout
gas a-c., heat, Handicapped yard
attractive terms. Directions: Out
Michigan ave. to Avondale Bank al
La Sale ST., left on La Sale st. to
1ngraham st., right on Ingraham st
to 21st ave-. left on 21st ave. 10
house and sign. Mrs. harrington,
WO, 7467. BROWN REALTY CORP,
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CHEVERLY

S44G G1ed
3 bedrm. brick bungalow on lg. leye
lot, owner leaving, must sell; full
bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat, choice loc.i
BOYNTON CO., OR. $500 or MI
7l45 "a
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-. DO 900 Ofd. HOO
so ARLINGTON

Very rare offeringl colorfully deco
rated bungalow on Ia-acre lot, Just
l blk. to everything; 8 bedrms. on
breakfast nook; bsnt. with oil heat,
gar. Buy of the week at $12,950l
THE BRANT COMPANY
Realtors-Exclusive Agents
1894 Wilson, GIL. 4216, OK, 0520.
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No. All-brick semidet., nearly
new; 2 bedrooms. Venetian blinds.
hardwood foors. tiled bath, recrea-
tion room, fenced back yard; priced
S10,S00: S6S.50 per mo.
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CHEVERLY, MD.
1909 LAUREL AVE.
OPEN 2 TO DARK
Det., brick, nearly new; 7 rms, ~
baths, rec. rm., attic, liv. rm. Will
fireplace, .elec. kit. oil &C. heat
large level lot on high ground; neal
schools, stores, bus, To reach
From Peace Cross at Bladensburg
take Route 30 to 3rd traffic light
turn right on Route 202 to Cheverly
left on Lombard st. to house. Ewes.
Drury Realty Corp.
1887 z, RE. 1133. Ewes, No. 1888
COLLEGE PARK AREA
6-room brick bungalow, Immaculate
rms, tiled bath, full bsmt.. gas h..
NEAR CHEvERLY
3-bedrm. rambler. corner lot; nice 10.
HYATTsvILLE AREA
2.nedrm brick bungalow: tiled bath
'lot. This house has beautiful hard.
wood joors and Is immaculate tor
to bottom. Price. S13,125.
NEAR HYATTSVILLE
Charming 7-rm. home; Ia baths
Ideal for large family. Priced only
Exclusive
FINCHAM g. CO., REALTORS
UN. 1888; ewes, WA. 1898.
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Inquire at Huntington sample home
at south edge Alexandria, turn
right of U. S. No. / hwy. at Hunt
ington sign and follow arrows
Geo. A. Ford & Co., Inc.
Raalfnrs nN . 4 AQi
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4 ACRE, Riggs rd.. 8 mi. d. C.;
5000. terms, 81 room bungalow,
abundance of fruit. Excel for flowers
and garden. Erwin REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1950-02-05

JEFFERSON MANUR
Brick semidet., in .tip-top condition,
din. rm., fully equipped kit. on 1st
a., 2 bedrms.. tiled bath on 2nd.
Full bsmt.. with laundry facilities.
Gas auto. heat and hot water, h.w.
a., Venetian blinds. incest loca-
can be assumed. Don't miss out
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
The Perfect Squelch

One of the really significant developments of the year
domestic Jewish affairs is the sharpyworded state
the National Community Relations Advisory Coun
Gil reported the front page of this issue The state
ment taking the American Council for Judaism to task
for it's dvisive propaganda clears the air in very sau
tary manner.
1t should be noted that the Community Relations Coun-
Gil speaks for the leading Jewish organizations of the
country The effect of its action to set the Council for
Judaism clearly apart from the of Americas Jewish
community 1t thus becomes labeled for what is-a small
and tmorous group of people who have sought to per-
suade the public that they speak for large segment of
American Jewry when actually they speak only for them
selves.
We call them timorous for They fear that the
Zionist movement will engender antSemitism and that
ant-Semitsm will mperil their economic status quo.
Zionism has done such thing the contrary it has,
if anything ameliorated antiSemitism for the valiant
fight to make Israel living reality has measure
of respect for Jews everywhere What the Council for
Judaism refuses to recognize that if the Zionist issue
lacking the congenita antiSemte would find sub
stance for his bigotry in something else
is the Council for Judaism in fact rather than the
Zionists which has contributed ammunition to the anti
Semtes 1t has done this by raising the ghost of dual
loyalty Thus it has deliberately mpugned the patriot
deep religious convictions mpeed him to work for the
establishment of Israel and the salvation of those who
survived the Hitler horror Now the ghost of "dua loyal
ty" has been laid
The denuncation by the Community Relations Ad-
vsory Council greatly to be welcomed. It probably
won't put the Council for Judaism out of business but
that doesn't matter much In fact respect their right
to continue to whatever they please What matters
that the lie has been given to their propaganda by
organizations numbering overwhelming majority of
conscientious and thoughtful JewSpeople who truIv rem
resent American Judaism.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Anfi-zionists Lashed
(ContinlIed from PAGE II

Continued from Page
ganizations vigorously condemn
the American Council for Judaism
for its unfounded charges and in
uendoes and declare them to be
gross libels upon American Jewry." !"
In the statement accompanying
the denunciation, Irving Kane,
Chairman of the NCRAC, said that
it was issued after the Council for
Judaism over a period of several
months had persistently rejected
proffered opportunities to discuss
the harmful effects of its propa-
ganda with the NCRAC.
"While correspondence was in
process" Mr.. Kane said, "the
Council for Judaism continued to
promote its propaganda line. In
view of this fragrant and obstinate
disregard of the manifest interest
of the American Jewish commun-
ity, the organizations comprising
the NCRAC unanimously deter
mined to repudiate the Councils
fantastic charges and to denounce
them as dangerous falsehoods,"
Mr.. Kane declared.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Root Of the MNffer'

drift away from Jewishness that
has been going on since the first
World War. Jewish life has been
Undergoing a profound change
The advent of Hitlerism and The
destruction of 100000 Jewish
lives accelerated the rate of
change. The emergence of an
American Jewish culture to take
the place of the European Jewish
folkways failed to materialize.
Today Jews in America are
actually adrift. The next 20 years,
in the estimation of thoughtful
Jewish leaders, will spell the sur
vival or disintegration of Jewish
life in the United States.
The preservation of Jewish life
becomes a first-priority concern
of Jewish communities. Every
thing we do in the organized Jew
ish community is a working dem
onstration of that concern. De-
sirable detectives do not material
ize by accident. Someone has to
work at them.
WITH ALL the wonderful work
done by local chapters for their
respective national organizations,
local members still complain that
the Jewish community is over
organized. Mainly this plaintive
protest comes from those who are
affiliated with several different
groups and find it difficult OF in
convenient to devote the required
time to any of them.
In the opinion of some obser-
vers, the protest of over-organ-
ization has it's roots in the fail
ure of the national programs to
motivate the local member suf-
ficiently to capture his attention
and loyalty. Beyond this, some
local chapters have completely
separated themselves from any
consideration OF local projects
and have come to depend entirely
and completely on those very
same national programs that are
proving so ineffective in holding
local member-interest.
People are motivated most in
tensely by activities in which they
can make close and personal
identification. That group sue
ceeds most extensively that pro-
vides for each of its members
ample opportunities for personal
involvement in meaningful local
projects.
The office of the Jewish Com
munity Council has a ready list
of worthwhile local projects and
activities.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

are not in tune with the times.
Someone should certainly let them
know how dated those lines are.
Surely they must have heard
that American soldiers now being
sent over for German occupation
duty are not permitted to see the
War Department movies taken of
Nazi atrocities-for fear they
might thereby become prejudiced
against the Germans!
The times move swiftly. 1t is no
longer fashionable to speak of a
war against Fascism. One is more
realistic" today. One erases that
gruesome memory from the mind
of man and goes forward to a
new crusade-one speaks now in
terms of "enlisting the Germans
on our side"
Shades of the heroes of Bas-
togne! What side? What war?
Didn't we all swear in August,
1945, that we'd seen the end of
wars, that we'd had enough for
all time, that if ever there were
another war, it would be the end
of civilization?
Or didn't we? Were some of
us even then preparing for the
next world war? Were some of
us even then planning to restore
to the makers of the Nazi plague
their power to infest the world?
Let's face realities, we starry
eyed mover-goers. Let's be prac-
tical and prepare ourselves for
the new idealism: The Germans
are good people who were simply
misled. Let US be very kind to
them, and perhaps they will save
us from communism.
Rewrite the script, you men of
Hollywood. The programs going
to be different from now on!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Beth FL Movie Night
Is Chon0ed to Sunday

The Beth Ell Mems Clubs
weekly movie night has been
changed from Saturday to Sun
day at s p. m. at Beth Ell Audi
torium, 3O2 w. Mcdowell.
Next show will be Sunday, Jan.
20. The films will be augmented
with card games and refreshments.
Outstanding Yiddish pictures COM
ing in the near future include
Moishe Oysher in '"The Cantor's
Son" and Boris Tomashevsky in
"Bar Mitzvah."
Joseph E. Eli is chairman.
Members of this committee are
Joseph H. Cohen, Art Forman,
Sam Drey, Ben Sandell, William
Goldstein and Harry Shaffer. Ad-
mission is so cents.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Yiddish entertainers.
The farthest out on a limb this
columnist will go is to observe, as
matter of strict reporting, that
he has never in his years as a
Hollywood correspondent seen a
Los Angeles audience accord a
more vociferous and enthusiastic
reception to the performance of a
musical revue here.
If remembered for nothing else,
Comedian Mickey Katz will go
down in theatre history as the pro-
ducer for the most striking Eng
lish- -Yiddish musical revivals ever
staged. The show is a smash hit.
And it is hard to see how, if it
ever gets to Broadway following
its second nationwide tour, it can
miss.
THE MAIN answer to "Borscht
Capades' powerhouse appeal is
the almost miraculous harnessing
of English and Yiddish entertain
ers. The humor of the revue is,
unusually enough, both keenly sa-
tiric and subtly literate, but also
possessed of hilarious, even rowdy
qualities.
A noteworthy asset of "Borscht
Capades" is it's tremendous enter
tainment values from variety
standpoint. There isn't enough of
any one element to glut the on
locker. AS matter of fact, there
is just enough Of English and Yid-
dish to leave an audience asking
for more.
Comedy, drama, and a widely
varied score balance beautifully
for overall standout results.
When Mickey Katz, one-time
musician-comedian for Spike Jones
and his orchestra, set out on his
latest producing venture, he as
signed himself two-fold mission
(a) to make audiences laugh from
coast to coast, (b) to bring back
to the stage not only the greatest
English Yiddish entertainers of the
past but the finest new talent
available. Both missions are sue
cessfully accomplished.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

sound admonition and relates to
one of the basic concepts of Jew
ish community organization. Pro-
Judaism is the entire motivation
behind the creation and efforts
of Jewish Community Councils.
There is heartening evidence that
the Jewish Community Council of
Phoenix is not alone in these eff
forts to bring harmony and mu-
tual respect.
An orchid is herewith CRATE
fully bestowed on Mrs. Carolyn
Schaeffer and Mrs. Sophia Krug-
lick, presidents respectively of
Beth Ell Sisterhood and Beth Is
rael Sisterhood, for the excellent
joint program of both Sisterhoods
held recently at Beth Ell Congre-
cation. The two Sisterhoods are
to be congratulated for this grand
demonstration of pro-Judaism at
work!
While the rest of US just talk
aDOuC cOOperaClOn, LneSe TWO
groups, in their quiet and effec-
tive way, work at it.
4 4
1T is amazing to note how little
the average member of the Jewish
community knows about Jewish
life today. Amazing, because of
the sheer bulk of printed ma
terial which every Jewish organ
ization mails out monthly.
Actually the ignorance of the
Jewish community generally is
symptomatic of deeper and
more significant shortcoming. The
American Jewish community is in
grave danger of falling apart at
the seams. People are ignorant of
Jewish life today because they
might not care to be informed
and not because the opportunity
is lacking.
This illustrates precisely the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

dren of the Ethiopians unto Ne,
o children of Israel? saith the
Lord"
So long ago, those words were
written. So long ago our ances-
tors spoke of the brotherhood of
man, and yet even today there
are many who do not know that
we are indeed as the children of
the Ethiopians.
In our nations capitol, one uni
versity, named after George
Washington, accepts no Negro
students, does not in fact care to
have Negroes appear at univer-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
By Deborah Jaffa Metz
(Ths News Own cOIumnist)

MODERN HILLEL The
worlds number one best-seller has
always been popular, and today
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
BY Hirsh KapIan
Executive Director, Phoenix Jewish
Community Council)

IN THE LAST issue of The
Phoenix Jewish News, our alert
contemporary, De b ora h Jaffa
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Our Film Folk
Mickey Katz'
Sh0u Rates
A MazeltoU
BY Leon Gu++erman
Copyright, 1s4s. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

HOLLYWOOD Bandying
about adjectives like "great" and
terrific" is always a profitless
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Soy you saw II advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
Adult Study Group Is
Launched by Beth FL

An adult group for Jewish
studies has been organized at the
Beth Ell Synagogue. All classes are
free and the public is invited.
Here is the schedule:
Hebrew Language-Mondays at
1880 p. m.
Jewish Mondays at
8:15 p. m.
Jewish History-W Wednesdays at
1880 p. m.
Jewish Customs and Ceremonies
Thursdays at 1880 p. m.
Hebrew Reading g-Thursdays at
8:15 p. m.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27
The World Deer.

sity functions. Recently several
Negro amputees were barred from
attending play in the university's S
auditorium, and when a Jewish
student who was also a combat
veteran dared to organize a pro-
test demonstrations, he was ex-
PEELED.
The Hillel Foundation proposes
to do something about it. Align
ing itself with other liberal ele-
ments on the campus, it has
drafted a strongly-worded resolu-
ton on the subject and addressed
it to the university authorities.
The words will have a modern
ring. But the spirit which moved
them is as old as the Bible, though
it has not even unto this day
reached every heart.
The men of Hillel are truly
grandsons of the Prophets, sons
of that sanity rabbi of olden
times, the first Hillel, who said,
"Do not unto others as you would
not have them do unto you"
OUR TIMELY NOTE FOR
FEB. 2 "Only God can
make tree" but all Gods chillun
can plant 'em. And this Chamisho
Osor b'Shevat, you and you and
you will be planting trees in Is
rael, as Jews have traditionally
done for many, many years.
Israel's Arbor Day comes early
but we in Phoenix also plant our
trees at this time of year, and
we, too, know the Importance OF
green things growing in a desert
Israel is putting greater stress
than ever on it's tree-planting
program, because it means life
for the land and work for the
newcomers to the land. And we
though 1000 miles away, car
glory in the part we are playing
in Israel's dramatic Operation
Afforestation."
BURY THE DEAD In the
movie, battle-ground" the chap
lain gives a very moving sermon
to the accompaniment of falling
shells.
"Don't let anybody ever tel
you," he says to the defenders Of
Bastogne, "that you were suckers
to fight in the war against Fas
cism."
Someone should inform the
Hollywood movie-makers that they
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

Metz, IN her
column, 1.-THE
World Over" "
suggested that
all of us would
do well to de-
vote more time
to PRO-JUDA-
ISM and less
time to worry
ov r A N T l.
SEMITISM.
TIL 80 &c a
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

business, but a
lot of people are
going to link
them to Mickey
Katz' 1850 edi-
ton of "Borscht
Capades," Ame-
rica' S one a nd
only English
Yiddish musical
revue starring
the countr S
leading English
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-27

even the Jews
are reading it.
S u r e | Y the
of the
Hillel Founda-
ton of George
Wa S h i n G ton
University have
b e e n inspired
by the words of
the P r o p h e t
Amos: care ye
NOT. as the chill
Evening star., 1950-09-24
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