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eoATs

CRUIS-ALoNG DE LUKE 24-Pow-
h.p folding top with side curtains.
from the factory. THE LAST ONE;
Cruis-Along Utflity-2f-ft.. 20 mo.
old Completely equipped; new-boat
guarantee; Chrysler 92-h.p., with
top and side curtains; 5-w. RCA
ship to-shore phone; $2.325; with
out phone. $500 less.
Barbour l3ls-ft. Skipper; demon
strstor List S310. This week. $500
Century. Royal Sportsman 14-Just
arrived. List. 1886. This week, S495.
O'BEkRY MARINE SALES AND
SERVICE. Phone 27S1, Solomons,
ope. @ all day sunday. IS
l949 sTEELCRAFT 26-ft.: S4.250;
foam-rubber cushions; Packard ma
rine engine; many extras; like new;
fully equipped.
1947 Steelcraft 26-ft. sedan: S2,S00;
Chrysler motor; foam-rubber cuSh-
ions; sleeps 4; fully equipped.
1916 Steelcraft 26-ft. sedan; $4,000;
ChrySler motor; foam-rubber cush-
ions; sleeps 4; fully equipped.
1947 Steelcraft 26-ft. sedan; S2,750;
Chrysler Crown motor; sleeps 4;
fully equipped
loft. custom-built cruiser; new
Chr ysler crown motor; priced foI
quick sale. 50, $50.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.,
Maine ave. and M st. s.w., ST. 4l45.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
VACATION PLACES

ATTR. 6-RM. COTTAGE. mod. conv. /:
mo Ava or s wEs.: 500 tSpN mo. Mas.
s. KoRSAKoFF. Wsrrenton. Va.
39-J-1. s.,
APT. Ocean City. Md
De luxe / and 8 bedroom units di-
rectly on ocean. Unsurpassed view
from furnished roof deck Private
beach. Completely paneled, Beauty
rest mattresses, Substantially re-
ssSs saSfsd rates .,,s,I after Labor Day ~ses;
months of season. Call CHI. 2069.
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Monev-Making Farm

for dairy, poultry, corn;
tobacco tS3,400 income reported
from tobacco alone recent yr.l, etc;
very rich soil; 164 acres; bldgs, in
excel repair; 11-rm. dwelling, elec.
barns 60xl00. 3Sx54 and 32x72
1.-TWO arf two stories); S0-ton silo,
soft machine shed; ETC., borders
Ia hrs to Washington. Priced ex--
ceelingly low for quick sale by aged
couple. SIS, 800; low down payment.
E. s. Bohannan, STROUT REALTY,
Port Tobacco. Md. Bargain lists
mailed free,
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$4,000 Wanted

LIST deed of trust loan on midtown
town ofiice building. consisting OF
20 rooms; modem; G. A. H. now
used and occupied by reliable cor
porations. Mr.. j. CLARKE, zoe 9th
st. NV. DI. 2614.
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ELCO CRUISER

39-ft. Elco sedan, late 1889 model;
twin Chrysler engine, 2 spare pro-
pellsrs, heads, complete galley
With gas cooking, etc. Fluid heater.
This boat has just been completely re-
canyased. reupholstered and re-
painted inside and out. It is a
sound, husky. beautiful boat. Good
for lifetime Of fun and pleasure.
Name Of boat, BOOMERANG. It can
BALTIC. Md, Broening Park, at Gas
Per, 10 am. to 6 pm. Price, So. BOO
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MONEY WANTED

SAFEST AND BEST SECURITY II
the world Is a first trust op an
efiSan nalS Sovn h9 n cash he ro 1~ns aa.sna nss
on the purchase price We have
many such leans for your invest
ment portfolio ct So amortized
monthly. Call for further details
J. A T6LLER e R dRooM aee REALTY Co.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

33h% DISCOUNT on 2nd trust
backed up by strong 1st trust and
responsible home owner. MA. 0223.
ewes, IA. 46T0.
$500 2ND TRUST on imp. D. C,
prop. payable 36 installments. SO
int; Int Iasx Farst trgst gsar 3. and L. $4,000.
S5.6S5. 2ND TRUST, 6ee, well Sc
cured, seasoned, good discount. DU.
WILL PURCHASE. End deed of trust
notes on resident and commercial
property in amounts Of $1,000 to
$4,000 at reasonable discount. Mr..
CLARKE, DI. 6351.
HAVE SEVERAL. second trust notes.
liberal discount. Phi. GE. $3.50 all
day sun, week days after pm.
End TRUST, deferred purchase. well
secui ed; $500. Payable $37 mo-,
81 Only S2.450. RA. 341S. 81
$4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE
Well secured on northwest CONNER
cial 5G interest viii sell at dis
count. ST. 5311 or OIL. 5574.
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LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
HR; Hl4sosER sEFVIGE; Contact Cent e. MI Green,
st. NV. Ma. 6640
SECOND-TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
Mr.. MILLER. NE. 1920; EVENINGS.
81, 1901
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oUT-0F-ToWN REAL ESTATE

3OI PICTURESQUE ACRES IN Pa,
hills, includes A-mile trout stream.
game abundant; joins $4,000 acres
game lands, joins proposed recrea-
tion and food control site; pvt. lake
sites; "a million IT. timber; 1000
cords pulpwood; suitable for dairy
farm. sheep ranch, dude ranch, va
cation resort, hide-away. etc. 1875 a.
cleared; 25. fertile bottom land. viii
include new sawn1ill, If sold soon.
Price $1,000. $4,000 without tim
ber.) Send 81 for pictures. Write
caretaker: JOHN HEAVENER, Mans
AFrKoX. 1854 ACRES of wooded land
in beautiful mountain country lust
30 mi. from D C. 16 mi. west of
Martinsburg, W. Va. just of route
on excl. road. Wonderful for sum
mer and hunting estate or for year
round home Price $1,000. Call ia.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-12 units of
2 and 3 rms. kit. and bath; suitable
apts., hotel, rest home; 4 blks. from
P. o. and center Of city, 3 plks.
Of Capitol; near 2 army airfelds In
lovely southern city on route so to
Atlanta; ample parking space; large
yard; legislative, convention and
tourist city; space for cafe. P. o,
Box S65, MONTGOMERY, Ala. Phone
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LONG BEACH-Fine private home
colony. excellent bathing, fishing
and grabbing. l., 2 and 4 bedroom
cottages. fully modern, everything
and aTsbs Sst daes nsns M rTss TE
to 9ls; $50 wkly.. 8II1 to S/25;
$50 wkly., SL1S to S/25; $40 wkly ;,
Sk1S to 81; SIS wkly., S/1S to
9LS; $50 wkly., after 9/1; 500
wkly.. 8I11 to Sis and after 9II.
Phone Prince Frederick 308-J for
"Details. M, e. RocKHILL, INC.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

CITY. Md, 4-bedrm. apt;
gas, util., bathing from house: avail,
by week from Aug. IL to 26th
DELAWARE "RETREAT"
Ocean block. best section; s.
bedroom cottage, modern conv.,
available Sept. 1st, Labor Day week,
or more. Phone PIT or 25l-R. AR
THUR MORRIS. Centreville, Md.
BEACH, DEL.--Apt. for
rent. All mod. conv. Complete pri-
vacy. Sleeps 8; $50 wk. SH. 1893.
apts.. cottages; week,
mo-; reduced rates for Sept. Free
Oak ave, Wildwood, N. J.
AT ONCE--Need property
suitable for large summer resort;
prefer shore or lake side with i'm
provements. Write particulars to
Box 455-L, Star. --6
FOR RENT-Furnished apartments
and rooms, close to beach. facins
LAKE VILLA
46 Broadway
tOcean Grove. M.
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NEAR POTOMAC BAYI
Colonial Home!

Beautiful dairy-general farm on
blacktop hwy. near Gettysburg
great battlefield home alone
worth price of entire farm d.
lovely stone Colonial, superb con-
dition; 6 rms. bath, 3 fireplaces,
well-landscaped lawn; garage: huge
barn 45x96; poultry house; other
bldgs,; lat acres, 110 tillable loan,
few fruit trees. private stream; real
buy for gentleman farmer! No.
Fairfield I'd, Gettysville. Pa. BAR
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GARAeEs

GARAGE (sgle.) for rent in several
pa4kas g elsS sio ss1'aaas Dsr o ''fFs6s pnb
ERAL RENTAL CO.. 915 New York
SEVEN : BRIcK X GARAGES, located M IN
the rear of 724 and 726 11th st. SIC.
zoned 1st commercial; attractive
Wis Co, 1929 K st. NV, Ma. O352.
FOR RENT, Si0 per mo.
1910 21st st. NV. NO. O449.
!. on MINI. ave. near
Penna., and in Congress Hts. near
Congress Theater. LU. 4-3954.
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real EsTATE WANIEp

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received
by the Public Buildings Service. Cen
eral Services Administration. in
Room 1902. Federal warehouse. 7th
and D sts. s.w., Washington. D. c.,
until z pm. daylight saving time.
august IS, 1851; and then publicly
Government approximately 10000
net usable square feet of space; for
use as warehouse. shops. related Of
nee space approximately 1000
square feet. off1ce) and similar pur-
pose. The space. is for use of such
Government activities as may be
designated by the Public Buildings
Service. General Services Admins
tration. The space must be located
within or constructed within ap-
proximately 10 miles. in any direc-
tion from the zero milestone. Wash
ington, Q; c.; on a, main railroad
siding. However. the. space may
lines Of the District Of columbia.J
CASH FOR WASH, and nearby Nd,
propeTtes lmmed sale Any cond,
EVes, S2;zS,S S2; Sg,SS9S Pays; Il; 6-o2ib
Real Estate Co il06 Pa. Ave s.E.
TOP CASH. FREE APPRAISAL.
SHEEHAN. 81. 2317, UN. 1856.
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FREE
4 sAPJpRAIIsALs I, AZ SCOTT sANDERs.
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. 1920; ewes. 81. 6221.
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CHESAPEAKE 20-FooTER
Jewest 20-footer on the bay; new
Ratsey sails, teak-trimmed, stain
less steel rigging. monel fastened;
81 900 10. 2-6723
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IDEAL RIVER BOAT

'Flamineo' 2o-ft. cabin cruiser,
ss sSlsd yarhGsd ahGsd g9.a s5heS S0s aePmasb Paank hn
rine. engine, auto. biige pump and
head. Just painted and vanished: |:
priced for quick sale at Sl,195. To
INSPECT, call ME. b400, Mon, IL
70 b.
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LOVE THE WATERL
BOATING, BATHING, FISHING
$50

DOWN PAYMENT AND SIS
PER MONTH WILL GIVE you
THE PRIVILEGES OF AN EX-
elusive BEACH CLUB, AND
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF
A BEAUTIFULLY WOODED
LOT WITH PICNIC PRIVI-
LEGES, OVERLO KING
CHESAPEAKE BAY, LARGE
LOTS. G300 Up
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PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for waterfront
home on bay or river. For sum-
mer or winter use. Give price and
full particulars. Box I10-J, Star.
TRADE 3 BUILDING SITES. NEAR
BY Md, FOR SHORE OR NOUN
TAIN COTTAGE. WO. 1112.
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VESTS
Summer Catalog!!

Absolutely FREEl Describes hun
dreds Of farms and business bar
gains, anywhere from Maine. to
o5Ss u NSx many 5sdasfd ~S tsa g5isss tTc%
valuable time and dollars thru
VESTS, Write for free catalog
today, WS-S, 1925 Western Saw
ing Fund Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa.
314 A.-ONLY So, 800!
TERRIFIC BARGAIN only s1.100
west of winchester Fertile lime
s0a ss06e faT yanbe S4 tSsr hSIss sqSS Ss. eraEns
home, with 2 porches; barn; excel
SELL ouIcKl No. % so%.4o4. % wEsHTS's5,
M HIidl z saHfF w. Sa Sa u sAsaAa Ss SS csRsF Est
Near Winchester, $3,4O0!
Ideal general farm or summer camp
b-rm. home; smoke house; 50 acres.
Ryass g taxes ssfsa@ onV s1a Rsf fziesaf saR hahs
ss No 20 19It 1S7 IVES VESTS E w5,i & Hutch Itch
f7sJ15 II Go BARGAIN Re0nf SI.fgfsns Ifsf FREY GasS
Eastern Maryland, SIS, 900!
GASEllCu0 kIuCk AAEm Ou OlAChtOp
hwy. in Queen AnneS County /. :.
all crops included: well-built home
with 8 rms. nice porch, 3 poultry
houses, 81 acres. 21 sandy loan
tillable 10 acres woodland, 10 fruit
trees; aged owner SACRIFICINGI
No. 1903. VESTS, H. Glanding,
on Rt. BOZ. Templeville, Md. BAR
GAIN LIST FREEi
POULTRY FARM, SIS, 500!
EXCLUSIVE VALUE south of
poultry, cattle or general farm: we'll
built home, rms, elec., 2 porches,
beautiful lawn: double garage; Al
barn with vents and metal roof;
4 poultry houses 1000 capacity;
brooder house; other bldgs.; SO acres,
so fertile loan tillage. bal. watered
pasture and woodland; taxes SIS:
aged owner SACRIFICING! No.
39259: VESTS, F. R. stickley,
400 N. Washington St, Berkeley
SPRINGS, w. Va. BARGAIN LIST
NEAR POTOMAC BAY!
picturesque general farm near Fair
view Beach; nice drive to Fredericks-
home, z rms, cleo. fireplace. nice
shaded setting, gorgeous view; 2
good barns; 100 acres. 80 sandy
loan tillage, few fruit trees, stream;
widow sacrificing for ONLY o.s0a
TERMS! No. 29,261. VESTS.
W. E. Sherman, R. D. l. Fred
erickshurg, Va. BARGAIN LIST
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LET'S SWAP

Will accept large trailer as down
payment on two 5-rm. apt. house;
apt. will nay payments and give
free rent to buyer. SH 1924.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

LORCOM LANE AREA
High. wooded lot; conv. to D. c.; all
utils. avail. TIE. S760. --5
Vicinity of Mclean, Va.
Outstanding wooded hilltop location.
NatSral rock garden with laurel
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. and SUM-. Call Daleview 9l52
Evening star., 1951-08-05

Lovely Lake Community
Our outstanding community between
Colvin Run and Forestville, in Fair
fax County. is rapidly developing
with permanent homes around our
15-acre lake which provides COM
munity recreation. Forest trees. ele-
vation. streams and springs. s.
acre and larger tracts at 500 per
acre up.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. and Sun, Call Daleview 9l52
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Chas. H. Stef1ey. Inc.
Realtors Since 1914.
Washington Once.
Phone Rockville 2l63,--
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CAPE ST. MARYS

N. c. Hines d Sons, Owners.
,r,.. Smith Bros Mgrs.
Drive m So Waldorf by Routes No. 8 or
no. 30l, left AZ Waldorf through
Hughesville to Guys Corner. then
miles to Sand Gates and Cane
81. Marys. Paved roads ali the nav
Evening star., 1951-08-05

CHOICE WATERFRONT Mr..
- ANNAPOLIS
summer cottage on point Of land
beautiful view and excellent anchor
MANY OTHER FINE LIsrINos
napolis, Md. Phone Annapolis 46i2
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HHI.ANnAIE

Approx. 2Ha acres, iO4,51o 50. IT,;
heavily wooded building lot with
stream Of water running full length
Of west boundary line: located on
dale DEVELOPMENT, mr.. Naval Re.
search Laboratory. This lot affords
an exclusive quiet setting with pri-
vacy, yet among q development OF
many beautiful homes. The price
half that being asked for lots In
the immediate neighborhood. This
is o cash proposition: priced fol
quick sale. For information, call
81. o243 Sun. or TU. 1900 week.
Evening star., 1951-08-05
CAPE ST. MARYS

OzAI Il OI. MAR Us
On the. beautiful Patxuent. nothing
Just IKE 1t; 80 choice lots on these
month. Washington's finest salt
water development. miles Of white,
sandy shores. Priced from S395.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

white cedar hull. 6O-h.p. enpine
hunks and head. Priced for i'm,
mediate sale. KE. S-6349, CH. 9s4i
ee-FT. CABIN BOAT, Mode, 1S o..
Wa v1ae' essl aS f. $3.50. WIN demonstrate
uTfLrTT3S' fRUNABour. is. Kerms., rms
engine in good cond.: also boai Al
sgdb ssra1ler rr3 for 1g9 1approx. ,2s' boat. pE
BAY CANOE 7:a sax7 beam. nsw. "a 3,
motor: must sell. 81. o3a7 swo or zee, ss'
1t. Berlitz Marine, DeaIe, Nd. &c: o;
BOAT. carton, 12 it.. A-ineb noarin.
plywood; weight 90 lbs; oars. idea
dor cupboard motor. S1o0. cali JE
WILL SELL FOR HIGHEST oFFsEF s
searchlight chrome bell els apchoPp PShmP
nne, OIL gas, st.-steel gal. Law.
sleeps 4, foam rubber: Chr. Cr
motor, 40 hrs. ia. 9493, or Wes
River 7942. Boat "Tabby III'' a
Ssi6y- -on Bay. Owner aboard Sat
MATTHEW'S, ss-ft. win excna1s,
Smaller SSaI stock boat. BALTIC. ca
MOTOR, Eyinrude. % 25h.
horsepower, 194S model. New. S4o5;
sell S195. ia. S-S374 after 6. II
ELCO "a d947l. perfect condition
Rsseently Rsona s,d nfhni reffhinished; Eadio-tsle
Weekdays only ia. 6664. - ~
STEELCRAFT, sedan cabin cruiser:
sleeps 4; compl. outfitted; owner
301. corinthian Yacht club, d Snd
and v sts. s.w. Contact club steward.
fa.ET wacEMauru
bow; boat trailer; a2is-hp' | Eyinu M
rudet outboard motor; mighty fine
GARWoOD RUNABOUT, e3-R.p.
chrysler Ace Marine, red upholstery.
1e47, chrysler marine mar
err. Ice cockpit. canvas cover. cleo.
snilge pump. spotlight, horn, archor,
me. alcohol stove, fresh water tank,
sinh SINH marine asnas toilet, z hunks, other
best offer. Docked Selby-on- -the-Bay.
"a Md;, % Sat. and Sun. DIR. GOLD
2e:FT. CABIN CRUISER, excel. COZ cond
THOMAS II. DAVIS, West River
FUIiI EQUIP. s4-ft. fishing O boat,
sleeps 4, water storage, sink, Ice
fully converted gs a" Pontiac Pontiac engine; DSie'
$l,i00 or best offer. Owner forced
to travel. Also 1S-ft. sailboat, needs
paint. trailer and new suit OF sails.
pS No rsas. oiTer refused; NuTWELL'S 8
CABIN CRUISER, 10 IT. long; sleeps
o; fril equipped and ready to go.
PRICED for quick sale ]. p. WOOD-
BUN Solonons 2371. -
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19
DAYS OF REJOICING
BY FRED A. STERN

After the solemn days of Rosh Hashonah and Yo Kip
pur comes the gladstone Festival of Succoh Unlike Rosh
Hashonah and Yom Kpur which encourages moods of
Election and spiritual tocktakng Succoh is designed
appeal to the emotional the imaginative and the reminiscent
in rather than to cold reason
1t harvest festival in many ways akin to the Aneri-
can Thanksgiving Day. It to say O. it is well
ponder the cosmc problems It is well search the workings
of your heart and the dongs of your hands, But the
time to forget all of this and give thanks the Lord His
great bounty.
This quite simply the message of Succoth The vitality
of Judaism and of Jewish life consisted perhaps in the fact
that it recognized that man. something like the earth
which he stands must be rounded out Of thing Too
much OF anything of solemn reflection is unhealthy
There must be emotional balance Holiness include
Wilderness.
Succoth takes also back many of the Jewish
holidays to the agricultural beginnings of people The
Jew in sense forsook the SOIL Even when he
forced to leave he speak, brought back to himself
in the synagogue Today in Israel he is going back to the
soil in quite unsymboc way There is relationship here
If the Jews had not taken the fields with them in their dis
person to the synagogue it is probable that today they
would not be making this return to the soil in the fun
damental way.
The holiday comes to grand climax with Sim
chat Torah, when 1--WE rejoice in the Torah."
It is both good and a mitzvah to rejoice.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19

list Youth Commission: Mark
Spector of Chattanooga. Tenn.
co-chairman of the Regional
Commission: Mrs. Jacob Cork
land Of Knoxville. Tenn, presi-
dent Of the Southern Hadassah
Region: Mrs. Joseph WilenskY Of
Savannah. Ca. president of the
Southeastern 1adassah Region:
Mrs. MurrY Grossman of Miami
Beach. Fla~ president Of the
Florida Hadassah Region: and
Ben r. Winick" of Knoxville.
president of the Southeastern
Z.O.A. Region.
Youth group representatives
who will make reports to their
sponsors at the scheduled Sun
day morning session include:
Miss MickY Friedman of Bir-
mingham. president Of Southern
Young Judaea Region: Mrs. Ger
rY Soltz of Miami. president Of
Southern Jr. Hadassah: Stanley
Robinson Of Knoxville. president
Of Southern Region Of the Inter-
collegiate Zionist Federation Of
America: and a representative Of
the Southern Young Judaea
Leaders Council.
Other participants at the ses-
sions will include. representatives
from local Youth Commissions in
Florida, Georgia, South Carolina,
Alabama, and Tennessee, all of
whom received invitations to at
tend the fall conference. Herman
M. Popkin of Atlanta, Youth Di-
rector of the Southern Zionist
Youth Commission; and Adalbert
Freedman of Atlanta, Executive
Director of the Southeastern
Z.O.A. Region, will also attend
the Commission sessions.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19

William P. Bloom, of Tusca-
loosa, Ala, outstanding Southern
leader in the general community
and Jewish affairs, was elected
Chairman of the Southern Re-
gional Board of the Anti-Defa-
nation League of B'nai Birth at
its fourth annual meeting held in
Atlanta on September %, 1851.
Mr.. Bloom succeeds Judge
Emanuel Lewis of Savannah,
who headed the Board for the
past four years. Other officials
elected at the Board meeting in
clude Abe Goldstein of Atlanta
as Chairman of the Executive
Committee; Henry Bane of Dur
ham, N. c.; Samuel Binswanger
of Richmond, Va; David Feidel-
son of Birmingham, Ala; DR..
Irving Greenberg of Atlanta,
Ga; Sydney Kay, Meridian,
Miss; Judge Emanuel Lewis,
Savannah, Ga; Sam Myar, Jr.,
Memphis, Tenn; Arthur Ritten-
berg, Charleston, S. c.; and Her
bert Yellin, New Orleans, La. as
Continued on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19
Eternal Light Dramo
Will Mark
Sukkot Holidays

The Eternal Light program.
"Barud," DynamiteD, the final
in a history-making trilogy of
American-Israeli radio dramati-
cations will be broadcast stimuli
taneously over the network of
the National Broadcasting Com
pany and Kol Zion (the station
of the World Zionist Organiza-
ton in Israeli. on Sunday, Octo-
Der 81, 1851, from 12:30-1:00 P.
M, EST, it has been announced
by The Jewish Theological Semi
nary of America, under whose .
auspices The Eternal Light is
conducted. This program will
mark the Sukkot festival season
(the Jewish harvest festivaD, and
the guest speaker will be The
Honorable James G. Mcdonald,
first American Ambassador to
the State of Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19
RobbinicoI School
Has Record
Enrolment

The Rabbinical School of The
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America will have the largest
enrolment in its history when it
re-opens on Thursday, October
Is, according to Doctor Louis
Finkelstein, Chancellor of the
Seminary.
With registration still going
forward, it is anticipated that the
total student body of the Rabbi
nica1 School will number ISL, a
figure that is triple the size of
the 1941 enrolment. Approx
mately 112 students will be in at
tendance in the Graduate De-
partment of the School, while 40
will be enrolled in the Under
graduate Department. The fresh
man class of the Graduate De-
partment numbers 81, three
times the freshman class of a
decade ago.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19
School Board Votes
Bus to Aid Hebrew
School Kids

BURBANK, Calf. = (AJP) =
The local Board of Education this
week voted to place a school bus
at the disposal of the Burbank
Jewish Center at a nominal
charge if a sufficient number of
students are enrolled in the Cen
ter's Hebrew school classes.
The Valley Jewish News dis
closed that under a tentative
plan, the Jewish students would
be picked up at school and taken
to the Jewish Center, then trans
ported home.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19

Announcement Of the meetings
was made by Mrs. Isadore Mos
covitz of Jacksonville, Fla,
chairman of the Commission.
The opening business session will
begin at 3 p. m. on Friday, Oct.
26th at the Tutwiler Hotel.
Expected in Birmingham for
the fall sessions. in addition to
the chairman. are Rabbi Amram
Prero Of New York City. nation
al director of the American Zion
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19

Mortimer Bremen, prominent
NCRAC leader, will be the fea-
tured speaker at the session on
the MacIver Report at the Joint
Regional Conference of tn e
Southeastern and Southwestern
States Regions of the Council of
Jewish Federations and Welfare
Funds scheduled for Memphis on
October 20 and 81.
Mr.. Bremen, who has been
closely identified with commu-
nifty relations activities in the
local Brooklyn Jewish Commu-
nifty Council, will present a
factual account Of the MacIver
Report on the Community Rela-
tons Agencies and the implica-
tons of this report for our local
communities.
The opening session will be
featured by representation by
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19
Southern Fund Raisers
To Meet October 10th

Philip Bernstein, Associate Di-
rector of the CJFWF, on the SUBJ
ject, 'The Federation Looks At
It's Total Responsibilities" The
Conference will close with a
presentation by Isaac Heller of
New Orleans on Community
Responsibility for Local Serv-
ices"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19
Southern Youth Leaders TO Meet
in Birmingham. October 26-28

The annual fall sessions the Southern Zionist
mission joint educational youth agency Southern
Florida Southeastern ZoA
place Birmingham during forthcoming South
Z.O.A. Conference.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-19

THREE HUNDRED Jewish community leaders from all sections the u ST.
participate
washingtonw
leaders,
Mobilization the the meeting
provide authentic
religious recreaona
Forces Community
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