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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06

crackpos book fOrm It is true that these utterances
being repeated every of publications which these
bgots publish But such publications. if they
read leave permanent But who foretell the
effect book may leave when is placed public Libraries
open all kinds of people for generations to Be-
Sides why should Jewish organization which usually does
good work combating antSemtism repeat book form
for eerny-what antisemitc rabberousers have say
about Jews? certain that the bigots widely quoted
this book will havea hearty laugh at the expense of the
Authorization League Wasn't the Nazi propaganda
machinery eager to its anJewh fasehoods reproduced
widely possible in antiNazi newspapers-as
long the views of their leaders reached wider audience?
And not the Soviet diplomats delivering long speeches
against the United States the United Nations
these speeches printed the press Communist propaganda?
Why should such responsible Jewish organization the
Authorization League fall into the trap of giving publicity
antSemites who dreamed Of seeing their views
published by reputable publishing house such Double
days? Has the Authorization League given up its we'll
tested policy of silent treatment" to bigots?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06

of accident of birth If they Jews the deep
of the word they could neither morally officially have
permitted themselves to become operatives Of power that
most mortal enemy today # what they did gen.
Grated by what they considered deaism and faith they
crime There is perhaps room for argument whether the
court not too in imposing death sentence
there no room for argument about their guilt They had all
for those accused of violating the law They tried by
jury OF their they had counsel of their choice they
afforded every opportunity of appeal In the country for
which they sped they would have been executed long
If the National Committee limited itself clemencY
effort there could be objection its activities though
there disagreement its detectives The would
be true dedicated itself to the end of securing perhaps
trial for the Rosenbergs though all the
appellate jurisdiction have conviction But when
attempts to inject the issue of antiSemsm where
existed it is rendering dangerous dsservce the Jewish
people of the country Only perverted minds attribute
anti emitism Jewish prosecutor and Jewish Judge
just because they did their duty.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
ROSENBERG JUSTICE

The office of The Southern Jew
ish Weekly has been flooded in re-
cent weeks by propaganda and news
releases of a certain National COM
mittee to Secure Justice in the
Rosenberg Case. We have been filing
such material in our waste paper
baskets after first having carefully
studied the merits in the matter.
The infamous Rosenberg case
involved man and his wife who last
year were condemned to death on
charges of treason. Those political
slaves, who sold their country to a
foreign power, were Jews only in the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
Between You and Me-.
nv noR1S SNxo1An Copyright, 1882 Telegraphc
0O-'-~ ~"~~~N~~'
THE TROUBLE MAKERS"
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

I have Just finished reading The
Trouble FnDstaE IN. Makers s book by AFnold
b bUrff be Bea@ EPs eagne of B
Birth And could not help asking my
self the question: Was this book neces-
sary? ;. Is is really good policy to i'm
mortalize the PHILOSOPHERS" and the utter
ances of anti-Semitic demagogues and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-06
Israel Weather Man
Is Here
BY David Schwartz
Copyright, 1882, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)


.1srael's Hazari is here. That's
Hebrew weather forecaster.
The man everyone wants to throw
something at when there's too
much rain. Leo Known. head of
the weather forecasting bureau
Of Israel has an advantage in this
respect. He is always prepared to
offer the people every morning
variety of weather. We gather
from Mr.. Known that Israel has
more weather than most coun-
tries and you can take your
choice.
The Israeli weather forecaster
is an American native. Born in
Brooklyn and graduate Of
Brooklyn College, he was for a
time instructor in neteorology at
the University of Chicago. After
the second World War, in which
he helped to provide the weather
for American aviators, he moved
to Israel, became member of the
Weather Bureau of Palestine un-
der the Mandatory government,
later joined the Jewish liberation
forces and became the head of the
Israel Weather Bureau.
The reason Israel has such a
variety of weather. the Israeli
forecaster says. is because of the
lands peculiar geography. en-
bracing in a comparatively small
compass. ocean. mountains and a
desert. each of which has a very
decisive effect on the temperature.
If you are freezing in .Jer-
usalem in winter-and this is
possible-take a ride down to Tel
Aviv, an hour away, and you can
throw off your overcoat, strip to
shorts and play a game of tennis
or go swimming.
In the summer you will prob
ablY-want TO return to Jeru-
salem. It's high altitude-2.500 feet
above sea and low humidity make
it the ideal city for Mr.. Known.
Another cool spot in summer is
Safed, ancient center of the Jew
ish mystics. The cool breezes
there, we gather, are conducive to
meditation on the higher things.
It's good place to have in mind
if you wish to write another 70
har, although of late, it seems the
mystics have been replaced by
artists. Safed is the place where
the Israeli Greenwich Village is
located.
The Negeb has another type of
weather. There the sun bakes you
like pudding during the day but
at night it's good to have the fire
going.
Weather forecasting, according
to Mr.. Known, has become espec-
tally important of late in Israel on
account of aviation. The LYDIA
airport near Tel Aviv has become
one of the worlds great airports,
serving II foreign air lines be-
sides IsraeTs Ell AL.
But Mr.. Known is not in Amer
lea about the weather. He has ac-
copied Especial assignment for a
brief time TO organize the office
of the Jewish Agency of the
P. A. +. w. A. professional and
Technical Workers Aliyah.) There
is a great shortage of trained
technicians and professional
workers in Israel. Not so
many years ago. there was a
complaint that there were too
many doctors in Israel. II was
l.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

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Evening star., 1952-02-05
SUN LAMP

The ultraviolet rays - -
viii give you 9 bene- 1" Ah
Acial sun tan 0t home. @W wv
Three times stronger ~
than the rays OF the
July sun.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
3 District Area Colleges Enter Boxing Tourney

which said it hoped to slice the
field to 80 boxers at q meeting
Sunday. listed these schools as
having filed entries:
/ Georgetown. Maryland, Howard.
Idaho. Idaho State. Louisiana
State. Miami o. Florida. Minne-
sofa, North Carolina AIT, Penn
State. San Jose tCalifD State.
South Carolina, Superior tWis.)
State, Syracuse, Washington State,
Santa Clara. Michigan State and
Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
HondbuII SemifinuIs
Scheduled TONIGHT

Mel Levy. seeded No. I, viii
play George Minassian at z and
Dick Moore will meet AL Houlon
at 8:3e in the semifinals of the
District AAU handball tourna-
ment at the YMCA tonight.
Levy defeated Frank MasSerano
last night. 21-10, 21-16: MinaSsian
eliminated Jerry Finn. 21-3, 21-4;
Moore romped over Jack Connolly,
21-5, 21-5. and Houlton outlasted
Bob Meyers, 1921, s21-8, 21-18.
The finals will be held Saturday
night.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
By HE A.sso.eiosed Press

bY I0e NsS0tIotsu FFssS
MILWAUKEE,. Mar. q. Eight
cen schools have filed SO entries
for the NCAA boxing tournament
here April SIS.
The tournament, in the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin fieldhouse. viii
serve as a semifinal trial for the
Olympics team. Winners in the
10 weight classes qualify for the
final tryouts at Kansas City in
June.
The NCAA Rules Committee.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Hockey PIoyoffs
Last Night,s Resnlts.

PAcIFiiC coAsT LEAGUE.
New Westminster. s.; Victoria. 2. New
Westminster leads best-Of-7 series, Lob
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toledo. B: Grand Rapids. 2. (Best-
OFT series tied, ILL
Tonight's Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Montreal. Montreal leads
Toronto st Detroit. Detroit leads best
Providence at Cleveland. (Best-of-6
Hershey at Pittsburgh. Pittsbureh
Leads 0fss,SfF7 fscfF7c ssriss, coasa Al 1LEAeuE.
Edmonton. at Saskatoon. Saskatoon
leads best-of-5 series. 1-0.I
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Springfield at Johnstown. (Johnstown
New Haven at Boston. (Boston leads
best-of-5 series, 1-O.l
Evening star., 1952-03-27

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-23

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liegt aub Sriblar nit BEN reiben
&unitibdten i'm Dom uno in Dem
dlteIten &atbaus 9eutiblanbs, tpeiter
iiibli6 Marburg, bie alte l1niperli-
tatsltaot nit ibren 8atriaierbduiern
l1no ser berrliben Stride Ser FL. Gil
iabetb ioipie Dem Itolaen S9Iob bod
oben auf bem Berg.
grgdn5t iperben bie Shonbeiten
oes Seiienlanoes our6 cine 8ielaabI
gepflegter &otels unb @aititdtten
aller Bretsflaiien. Sonobl in ben
Stioten als alt6 branBen auf Dem
2anoe tpetteifern bieie in ibrem 8e.
ltreben, MIR oas 8eite 5u bieten. Mber
audi Die aagemeine @altli6feit Der
Dem @eIen nnd frellnoliben 8ebolfe-
rung oes Seiienlanoes miro oaau bei-
tragen, einen 8eiu6 5u einem blei-
benoen grlebnis uno au elmer i9onen
grinnerung fir alle 3eiten nerben au
lallen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-23

oerart perflad)t uno mooerniliert it,
Dob man glanbt, anitatt cine Stride
81 erbliden, an einem mobernen 9Th
icraper binarf5ui6auen. @s gibt ieIbIt
fatboliibe firhli6e 0eubauten, Die
einem &alifbaitie, einem mobernen
Streamline Store abnliber ieben oils
elmer fatboliiden Stride. 8as Dos
gliubige Wittelalter, bus bonn 8rote-
itantismls oas finItere genannt miro,
an berrlihen 8alten berporgebraht,
oas berpeiien oie iabrbunoertealten,
meilt gotii6en &atbeoralen 1tno Sir
den in Ieutihlanb, 5ranfreid, 8el-
glen lno ielblt i'm anglifaniWen eng
lano lo1pie Ole altebrtpiir0igen @an-
fnbrtsfirben unb rralten Stabtbrun-
men in pielen Stabten. 8or mir liegt
cine 9lusmabl bon 8iloern, oie fatbo.
liId)e &irben biiben uno oriiben bor-
ltellen. Inter unoerem cine y&irde".
oie St. sYetrus IGanii iiius= Stride in
aalferfelo bel &oln. Iieielbe iiebt aus
mie cine mooerne biscuit 5actorp;
ferner cine Stride in &oln, beren bier
efigen 8anoe bon unten bis oben
fleine @lasibeiben entbalten unb bie
mie elm mpoernes @epd6sbaus (Sot
Souie) allsiiebt, NIT 5tpei itunpfen
pieredigen Siirmen flad tpie elm
8fannfllben; eine Sl-8eiIt=&ir6e in
6ranffurt am Main, bie ipie Elm bier
ediges 8efangnis nit fleinen runoen
SSenlterleln ausiiebt; i6lieBlid cine
Stride Omit Sbule), cine moberne
St.+Gbriltopber Stride bier in Column
bus, sic ausiiebt ipie cine mooerne
5eitung, nit pierediger gingungstiir
uno 5pet fleinen, boben, pieredigen
,Senltern. Cine anoere bier in Golum-
bus i'm 8au begriffene Stride lit ge=
raoe5u elm pierediger bober &aiten
nit langel i6malen 5enitern, Gbn-
lid unleren So6bduiern an unlerer
So6ItraBe. 0 jerlAm, jer,en! O qnde
mntatio rerlhm' @ie fatbolii6e 8i-
idofe, Sic ale 8ldne fir fatbolii6e
&irben approbieren niiiien iol6el1
mooernen SbunO gutbeiBen fonnen,
gebt iibers 8obnenlieo. @ir fennen
feline proteltantiibe Stride, nod cine
iiioil6e Spnagoge, pelbe einen un-
6riItli6en Still bate. yfift einmal
Die mobanmeoaniiben 8etbGuier.
Selbit Die altaspptiiden 1no aiipri-
l6en 1empel, in tpel6en oie @otter
perebrt Duroen, iaben aus pie @e-
bauoe, oie 5l,m 9ienit Der @ottbeit
erballt tplroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-02-23
3d., Gplu.

Der polle gsamen oes beriibmten
6eloberrn Sillp lit: Sobann Sierclaes
8rai bon Siap. Ct mar geboren i'm
Sebruar 1859 auf SbloB GiQp in
grabant (gelgien). gr mar elmer ser
tapferiten unO uneri6rodeniten sselo-
berren leiner Belt. Sn Sabre 1921
perfolgte er Wansfelo Bis an be1
Tbein, muroe aber bon oieiem nnb
8eorg 5rieorib BON en-0urlab
am 27. Ipril 1922 gei6lagen, iiegte
aber bel @impfen am 6. Wai uno BEL
SodIt am 20. SSSuni iiber lebteren b5tp.
Gbriltion bon 8rallni6ueig. 9ielen
lblug er entl6eibeno am 6. MuguIt
1923 bel Staotlobn. Sierauf tpirfte
er i'm DeItfdliifen uno nieoerladli=
lben areis fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Der fatbolil6en &eligion uno aog
Damn gegen Gbriitian w. BON Game
mart, ben er am 27. &uguit 1926 bel
Gutter am 8arenbere glan5eno i6lug.
Vtlt Wallenltein eroberte er oann
Shlesmig- -Solltein uno Siitlano nno
muroe nab beiien 4blebung Genera
liiitmus au6 bes failerli6en Seeres.
SIM Gerlauf Der 9ur6fiibrung oes
Geltitl1tionseoiftes eroberte er Maq6e=
burg am 20. Wai 1851, an oellen
einai6erung i'm aber feline Shulo
trifft. Mit @uitap aboIfs @rlbeinen,
Der oen 8or5ug oes einbeitli1en ,1no
unbeeinfluBten Sberbefebls por ibm
porausbatte, ibm aber audi aIs Sat
ttfer iiberlegen mar, idmano 1ein
Waffengliid. gr fonnte 6ei1en 8or-
oringen ni6t aufbaIten, tpuroe am
II. September 1851 BEL 8reitenfelo
gel6lagen uno erbielt am Is. Mpril
1852 bel Der 8erteioisung oes 2eh-
iibergangs BEL Stain cine tooIihe
@unoe. Ils Seloberr tapfer, umIih.
tig uno metbooiid, bon ieinen Soloa-
ten perionli6 gea9tet uno geliebt,
ebrlib, unbeitedlid, eeredt uno iit-
tenitreng. uno in elmer religi0s err
regten 3eit bon beiligem gifer fir
ben fatboliihen @lanben beieeIt.
Seine @erlelnnbunsen, Die groben.
tells ourb Sdilers rDreiBisiabrigen
8rieg" lan6laufig tpuroen, iin6 nibt
min6er erflGrli6 als Der lleber.
ihmang ieiner Mpologeten. S1reiber
6ieies, oer feline Stuoien in geIgien