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1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Ind floor, single: also double
plenty of good food; prices reas
I177s MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir.
Gle area-Attrac. rms, excel. meals
young people in Govt, business ane
students invited DU. 1922. IS
TWO GENTLEMEN or students, twin
beds. So. month, DU. 7-5626. II
I1OI 18th N.W.-Large rooms. nicely
badSHeF board, ~. Sf5esasa Reasonable. enu' Mis Sn
FURN. RM,--Twin beds. in attrac
apt; 2 ladies. 1401 Fairmont St
PERMANENT HOME for elderly lady;
tray service and care optional. Box
COOP 5IN' Foo6, Dob clean place; man an or
s-s4s4 s a@I1 FL Nichois SGis ave- rse's, Sc. IS -
DOWNTOWN GUEST HOUSE. select
menu, outstanding food and Glen
tele;; walking distance downtown:
I3Sis 18th ST, N.E.-Twin bedrm.,
pvt. bath; to share with young man;
pvt. home. S55. LA: 6-3494.
1856 N ST. N.W.-Live with comfort
and economy, Enjoy your leisure
friendly atmosphere, best location
MRS. WALLACE DAVIS. -
1880 LANIER PL. NV, l blk. Mt.
Pleasant carline-2 unusually at
pvt shower bath; also share rms,
l for young man, conn. bath; l for
young lady. pvt. shower bath; l
very lovely lge. sgle., $50. Our
food Is good, servings are ample.
$50, $62.5O. So so; Very attrac;;
1Ii0 18th ST. N.W.~single and
dble.; excellent food and transp. /;
Bendix. TV. DU.. 1864. -
ATTRACTIVE RMS. triples, $50;
doubles, S5S. 1913 10th st. NV,
THE JOHN KNPEN HOTEL
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
a blk OF Conn. ave: overlooking Rock
Greek Park, away form traffic noise
Conv. transp.; dble. and Sgle.. rms;
pvt. baths avail; excel. meals:
SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL
1925 10th st. NV, near r st.-Fire-
proof elev bldg; single and double
rooms, some with private bath; tel.
IN all rooms. Large lounge, TV;
very GOOD meals daily incl. Sun.
stnfft 6qfs Rssakfast $50 np DR Ro4oie 7sss 500 uP
WESLEY HALL
Sgle. and dble. rms; running water;
dances wkly.; Bendix; Tv; $50 to
SIS 1926 21st st. NV, HU.
3-5432; 2131 o st. NV. HO.
2-9l00.
CRESTWOOD CLUB
4107 CONN. AVE.-TWIN-BE RIM;
EXCEL. MEALS. SUN. BRKFST. !;
TV; CONV. TRANSP. S13.25 UP.
EN-. 3-4014. g.
ROOMS WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD in D. c.. elderly
gentleman, retired, requires some
attention. XII. 8-029S. -3
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.
LGE. RM., pvt. entr., bath, suitable

Ice. RM., pvt. entr., bath, suitable
or .. UN. ASH. 4
LARGE ROOM. near Arlington Hall.
a navy Annex and Pentagon; gentle
CHEVY HfR 6A.SE' "a Sf5618i WDi-pr,r.t. M4 1oa,.
two large, single. corner rooms; ad-
3acent bath; gentlemen; convenient
CGnnecticut ave. OIL. 4-6637. A.
TAKOMA PARK - Sunny, attrac.
turn: turn: studio .rm. for l person, in
snIst en6 sSGne, hS9me OF : ADULTS; Nr: traqs22.
1-4l42,l Ext. 1895. weekdays; JU.
1886, week ends. 4
ATTRAC. FRONT RM.. porch, lge.
closet; bus u blk; home after 5.
-ARLMGTONNLarge room, nicely
IA. 2-6456 or IA. 2-75S7. -
n ARL., nr. Pentagon-Lge. attrac.
rm. in new home; semipvt. bath; no
@an HIaer onS nGSm5Ts gx 73a9 g3!m; phone gensle
ARLINGTON. close t to to Parkineto2-
LLaarge Lag rmi m next to bath; $50 mo,
NORTH Sna III Ar ARLINGTON AttFac5,v. Attract
GSs1 GomfOEtable 6hs Tqom; private bath;
ARL.-sgle. corner rm.; pvt. bath:
gentleman; n blk. Lee hwy. bus;
conven. Pentason. JA. 4-1434.
HYATTsvILLE-Room with pvt.
entr., semipvt. bath; conY. transp.; !;
$50 mo, WA. 7-l9iO. 3
s. ARL.-5 min. Pentagon and air
rm. in mod. pvt. home. OF. 4-S754.
ARLINGTON. vA.-Room for . men;
twin beds; private entrance, bath
ana 7n closets; plenty of drawer space.
SILVER SPRING. nr. Four Corners
PVT: bath; S35 mo. JU. 1911. a
ALEA.-Nlcely furn., excel transp.
to Pentagon and Washington; break
last Il desired. Reas. KI. s-5093.
MAN ONLY. pvt. home, pvt. bath.
SeqaF closet; conv. TO Pentagon. ia.
SILVER SPRING-Close in: beautiful
venience for the discriminating
n0T ng0eTntisman; ~, 5-606S;
sh90p9ppigng; empl. couple pref. JE.
FRONT RM.. for gentleman: p pvt.
ARITSGToSS2WIfbbE RRqTS TGS m2Rfb 6hrS 6A S-4S5o spscr
maid services. JA. S-S9i0, ~
DOUBLE RM. for . girls; kit, ldry.
BBrmiiS:; Brntaaon pvt Nv r9; pvt entr. near
ATTRACTIVE tsfI%i5i "a RIM. -q2l9 IN pvt home for
gentlemen; near Pentagon. Navy An
mex and Ft Myer. JA. 1870. Il
CHEVY CHASE. near Circle; beaut.
cor. Tm.; $40 wk. OIL. 2-2635,
EN-. 2-S3S3 -
ARI.;-SDacious sttrac. cor. rm.. pvt.
path; in pvt. home: unlim. phone;
sen llemsn only. IA. 2-1595 -5
oLORED--ARL.-Sing rm. for re-
2-OO37. after 3. 4
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1881 Goth st One block Conn. ave.
ments. Well run. we'll managed. One
bedrm. apt, windows southern ex-
posure. Ideal for . people. living
room open fireplace, large covered
porch; beautifully furnished, S140.
Available now. WILLIAMS, DU. z
5039, Another smaller. designed for
.. S125.
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Chesapeake Terrace

CHESAPEAKE Terrace
Garden Apts.-15 Minis. to DoWntown
Express Bus Service-One Fare
Newly Furnished 1-Bedroom Apis.
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS
S105 PER MONTH
Also Other Recently Furnished Apis.
One-Bedroom Apt. $100
Two-Bedroom Apt. $112
Immed. Occup. All Utilities Incl
1912 4th st. Sc.
10. 2-9776 or 10. 2-2206
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1914 1~+h en- NJ 1u

Attrac. units in 3 sizes; | rm., kitch-
kitchenette and bath. S95 mo-, and
rms, kitchenette and bath. S115
mo. All incl. utils. See janitor.
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APTSs EURNIsHED-MD.

Co5EGE SsdEG r. PARK2af 1 F3f pvt dDeFis hems
RT! nei eas6amSe gs6 mo a9a To s5SsS scFiSssSaS uES
LlV.. RIM, bedrm., kit. and bath. utils
msI IneI Sa0oI $40 mo Ma a6l2 w3 39th ag1 aye COL
NEARBY MD.MFurn., attrsc,. Arm.
apt: pvt. entr., scr. porch; utils.
incl; reas.; couple only. WA. 7-1333.
TAKoMA PARK-3 rooms; 500; l
IF tiful o-45sa Gqiet district Carroll ave-
ATTRACTIVE FURN. h-RM. APT,
End A., 2 bedrms: accept small chill
dren or business couple. LO. 5-155S.
HYATTsvILLE, Rogers Heights-Apt.
view; living rm.' Bedroom, kit, bath
Phone WA. 7-SI71. -5
well furn., / bedrm.,
@ Httls 8 ss5 Ae MONTH. 'n wa R''; 18Th. sfff q q
RIyERDALE--Liv.- -din. rm., bedroom,
Kit. and bath; close transp; work
SO3 ERIE AVE, TAX. PK.-Two bed
Eo3n rooms v;, liv; rm;. din; rm,+ kit, and 1EH
Two-BEDRooM APT, End fl. pvt.
home; nr. bus and stores; garage
Reasonable. WA 6-6072 a
SEAT. PLEAS.-Cozy, bright, newly
dec; 3 rms. pvt. bath, front: for
or 9. day employed S60-S6S. 10.
HILLSIDE. MD.-Bsmt. apt, pvt.
tItI' sntr' 2 . rms: Ts3- bath. s65, Utils.
TAKOMA PK.-One bedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit, and bath; utils. incl; laundry.
$40. JU. 1913. 6631 Eastern ave.
1-BEDRM. APT. 1st A.: mr.. buSlines
and Piney Branch shopping center
2 adults only. SS5 mo- Avail. now.
JU, 9-5792: S513 Flower ave, Ia
koma Park
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GARDENS

4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line; l bus
fare, convenient to shopping CEN
ter and .theater; excellent bus
transportation.
Nicely furn. apt. with RECEIPT. hall.
liv.. rm.; dinette, bedrm., kit. and
bath; S105, including utilities.
RECEIPT. hall, liv. rm., dinette. Q bed
rms, kit. and bath: S124.20 incl
utils.
Plenty OF parking, lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200. -3
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1AAe nApX pn Al w

144s PARK RID. NV.
sew. units at very low prices; 2 rms.
kitchenette and bath. S75, $50 and
SS5 mo. Also 3 rms, kitchenette
and bath. SS5, S95 and 500 mo.
All incl. utils. Apply Apt. No. l.
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9-f Az. q
Convenient Dupont Circle
1-bedroom furnished apt. S92 month.
Avail. Oct. !. Cali ST. 3-2Sl5 ).
COLORED - COLUMBIA RD., 1900
equip: apis. for Sos, $50. 500 mo.
incl utils MR.. DAVID. LA,
CoLoRED-BAsEMENT apartment;
prefer young men. RA. 3-6S26
cokoR2D S1Le5 RiS0 p'~i ONE BEDROOM and
Kitchen apt. on carline. 1905 3rd
st. n.e. No. 1874. MIR. HORNE. a.
COLORED-1S33 + ST. N.E.-Tnrec
rms. PVT: bath. pvt, kit. Ii. 6-7O43.
W1LLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
C0LORED-I3l7 IRVING ST. NM
or. without private. bath; utilities,
S11 up; quiet; adults. HO. 2-5565.
CoLORED - NORTHWEST SECTION
Studio apt furn. 1st floor; large
cltGhen cnha or back porch GGhv and yard fer for
g ggeekdaay,SS a,S after 2; ag.3. 3. all day Sat. end
COLORED-17i5 NORTH CAPITOL
ST. rms, kit, semipvt. bath;
adults preferred; utils. furn. Open
CoIoRED-s 6iIOIds6. RMS. and kit. suitable
for 4; turn. or unfurn.; S110 incl.
co6Lo6iRE66,. 18th AND CALF ST.,
rm. and kit. apt. DU. 7-0656, TO-
CoLoRED-14OO BLK. FAIRMoNT
ST. N.W.-Lge. lily. rm. Cor bedrm,
another bedrm., lge. kit, pvt bath
and shower. lge. hall: to reliable
party; $50 mo. EN-. 2-7699. 4
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RENTS REDUCED

CONNECTICUT AVE.
Corner of Porter street, beautifully
furnished apis. One of four rooms
and bath and porch; one of three
rooms and bath and porch. Wall
to-wal rug carpeting. elegant drap-
cries; full-sized dining room, beau
tifully equipped kitchens. Shown
by appt. only Call
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. N. w. DI. 7-6s3O.
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140O FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. units in 3 sizes; 2 rms.
kitchenette and bath, 500: 3 rms,
kitchenette and bath, S12O. Also
large units, suitable six or eight
adults, rms, kitchenette and bath.
Sl55 mo. All include utilities. Ap-
ply switchboard.
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APT. BUILDING

1868 Girard st. NV: new mod. furn
apt; lily. ,rm;. bedrm;; twin bedsl
kit, pvt. bath. lge. closet. Venetian
.. HUI 3-SfS1 -
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832 RITTENHOUsE ST. NV
anc 3 rm. apts. with Kit. and bath:
SO to S77 30 mo. See caretaker in
Apt. 4 to inspect or cal WASH
INGTON HOUSING CORP. MA
SASS. 5
$40 4th ST N.W.-1-rm. efficiency
apis; Kit. and bath. $3.50 to
S62 so. See JanitresS in apt. or call
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
MA. SASS. IS
ONE ROOM, kitchen-di closet,
dressing closet and bath; S55 mo.
See MR.. ADAMS, 1923 NJ st. NV,
$50 am. to D pm, weekdays only
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HALF PRICE

Will rent a lovely 3-rm. furnished
apt. for II price In exchange fol
managing and occasional mainte.
nance in small apt. bldg. ia
Q-411n q
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1911 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.-One-
bedrm. apt, conv. to shops and
transp.; newly decorated. $63.25I
per mo. Apply AMERICAN SECU-
RITY g. TRUST CO., ST. 10000.
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THREE RMS. AND BATH, 1911 In
dependence ave. Sc, near Lincoln
Park; newly decorated. including
all utensils: adults only; $50 mo.
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1895 NEWTON ST. NW-Three rms.
kit. bath and porch $50. Two rms,
kit. and bath; S47.50.
md ST. n.e.--Four rms.
kit. and bath: $50. Three rms. Kit,
and bath; $50.
Several in other loactiOns. $50 TO
Sti5 per mo. A. s. GARDINER :;
CO.. 1881 L ST. NV, MA. S-o335
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SPACIOUS GROUNDS

CI AN1OOO Nf1CCO4 4N|O
Well-kept new garden type apts. Ex-
cellent Sc location. close TO stores
and tranSp Exceptionally lge.
rooms, abundant closet space, free
master TV antenna. auto. wash and
dry equipment. Rental includes all
utils. l-bedrm. apt. avail. immed.,
S79.5O. Apply Res. Mgr. 1921 18th
st, sc.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st, NV. Ma s-O5s9
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SHIPLEY PARK-One and two bed
rm. apts.. in lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment: extra large rooms: picture
ties; conv. to bus, schools and shop
ping center. Office located ct 3400
~ q
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THE JOHN KMPEN HOTEL

ROOMS WANTED
ROOM AND BOARD in D. c.. elderly
gentleman, retired, requires some
attention. KI. 8-029S. -3
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WHITE; Va; Wash sEsi Mp. xsoSNSE : 2SSlE
ST, ALEX, K1. s-1313. 1404 N. Y.
AVE. NV, Ma. s-0007. -
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PLEASANT HILLS

500 9th ST. s.E.-2 bedrmS.. heat
ther details. call Mr.. Adams
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
600 9TH st. SW. NE. s-O400
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ARLINGTON. VA.-Room for 2 men;
twin beds; private entrance, bath
and closets; plenty of drawer space
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1864 GIRARD ST. NW.-Completely
redec. liv. rnn.. bedrm, kit, bath.
See janitor for inspection or Mr..
Gill, Mon. EN- $4,000 LEGUM g.
GERBER REALTY CO. 4
1923 HARVARD ST. Complete
s775o S4e' utils s incl mel esa See Resident dent mpr SS
Apt. 1O7, for inspection or Mr..
Gill. Mon. EN-. $4,000. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO. a
TWO-BEDRM. APT. pvt bath. sos,
heat and utils. incl. NO. 7-106S,
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& SON, INC. MA. 5000. 81
1924 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Living
rm., bedrm., lge. recep. hall, porch,
kit, and bath: adults only. Call HO.
2-5395 or BETHEL, DI. 7-3100.
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PLEASANT HILLS
GOOD HOPE HILLS

One bedroom apts., S72.6o. utilities
included: 1-year lease. Small de-
tached building. 3 exposures. rear
person. Apt. /. 1900 30th 81. Sc.
~
Continued on Next Pag0.I
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W

COL0RED-12 QUINCY PL. Ne
LARGE front rnI.. furn., for refined,
= empL cple. or single man DE.
2-3I5S. a
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
By Nathan Ziprin

The illusion that McCarthyism suffered
major defeat in the drubbing Wisconsin's Joe
received over the Bohlen appointment is per-
haps more dangerous to the democratic proc
ess than the antics of the Wisconsinite who
now is arrogantly striving to usurp the pre-
negatives and functions of the State Depart
ment BY raising the security issue against
Bohlen when he knew none existed, Joe
established himself in the minds of gullible
millions as self-proclaimed watchdog over
American safety and as a one-man vigilante
team over the government. His subsequent
denial of intimations that Bohlen was secur-
ity risk was only blind, since it was coupled
with the shocking thesis that association with
former administrations was per Sc sufficient
reason for exclusion from participation in the
present government.
If this horrible thinking is carried to its
logical conclusion, the more than twenty
seven million Americans who voted against
change must live under a cloud of suspicion
for the next four years at least. If this thesis
were to gain credence, it would mean that
elections would no longer mark an orderly
process of change in government but the erec-
ton of dangerous walls between the winners
and losers, with consequent recriminations
and purges IN til the opposition IS totally
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10

obliterated. This is the seed of totalitarianism
Party infallibility, it must be remembered, is
the very meat on which the red dictators are
nourishing themselves.
It will, indeed be bleak day in American
history when a man is penalized or barred
from government participation just because
he was member of the opposition party. for
it will mark the death kne1l for the demo-
cratic process. .
McCarthy's bold attempt to interfere in
matters solely within the province of the
State Department as pacts with for
eign Shipowners-is disconcerting develop
ment on the American scene, for it would
establish the idea of a government within
governments function so diabolically exc
cuted by "the party" bosses in the Commu-
mist countries McCarthy's claim that his pact
with the shipowners was on behalf of the
national interest is a specious one at best.
Ask any party whip in the Communist coun-
tries and he will piously tell you that he is
motivated solely by national interest.
1t may have originally been McCarthy's
ambition to become the country's chief
witchhunter He now seems to aspire for new
pastures-t become Americas voice while
stilling the opposition through intimidation
and smear and posing as the Great Protector
or. more aptly, the Benevolent Despot
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
ABERG'S ANTI-JEWISH
LEAFLETS SENT TO ALL
WEST GERMAN DEPUTIES

BONN, (JTA) = All members
of the German Federal Parlia-
ment have received savage Jew
batting leaflets signed by Swed-
ems notorious Einar Aberg, but
mailed in the German city of
Neuss, near Cologne. Claiming
that General Mark Clark is Jew
ish and President Eisenhower of
Jewish descent, the text threatens
that, if third world war should
break out, none of the "Jewish
war criminals" will survive the
following "a hours.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
VIENNA COMMUNISTS IN
TROUBLE OVER JEWISH
VOTE EXPLANATION

VIENNA, .(JTA) = Efforts of
Vienna Communist Party officials
to blame the poor showing of the
party in the recent Parliamentary
elections on the detection of Jew
ish voters in the Soviet-occupied
districts q Vienna because of
Communist anti-Semitism, have
brought them into hot water.
Top leaders of the party reject
ed this excuse and castigated
their ward captains for failing to
"enlighten" the Jewish voters on
the true nature" of Communist
policy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10

Sidney Entman, executive di-
rector of the River Garden He
brew Home for the Aged at 2508
Riverside Avenue, served as
moderator on an important panel
discussion this past weekend at
the Florida State Conference of
Social Welfare held at the George
Washington Hotel. Subject of the
discussion was the licensing of
nursing homes and homes for the
aged.
Recently over 300 persons at
tended the seventh annual meet
ing and election of the Home.
Reelected were Harry Gend-
zier, president; Ira Stein, honor
airy president; Robert ]. Gordon,
first vice president; Ralph Miz-
rahi, second vice president; Joe
Becker, treasurer; Irving Klepper,
recording secretary; DR.. Sam Wit
ten, chairman, admissions board,
and Sidney Entman, executive di-
rector.
Annual reports were given by
Continued on Page A
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
Southeast Temple
Youths Hold
Conferences Here

Jacksonville's Temple Ahavath
Chesed was the scene this past
weekend of the Southeastern
Federation of Temple Youths
convention which featured several
meetings w h C h included reli-
gious services, seminars on as
poets Of Jewish life,, and social
festivities.
More than 60-teen ayers from
Florida, Georgia, Alabama and
South Carolina were here for the
youth meetings, with the Temple
Youth Group Of Congregation
Ahavath Chesed as host.
The program opened with a
worship service. Preaching the
sermon was Rabbi Allan Tarshish
of Charleston, S. c.
Rabbi Richard Singer of Tenn
pie Israel, West Palm Beach, was
the principal speaker at the
luncheon.
Rabbi Tarshish and Rabbi
David Zielonka of Congregation
Schaari Zedek, Tampa, led discus
sions during afternoon seminars.
Principal speaker at a banquet
in the Temple auditorium was
Miss Eleanor Schwartz, assistant
director of the National Fedora
ton of Temple Youth, with head
quarters in the House of Living
Judaism, New York. The banquet
was followed by dance.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10


Entitled Germany Plots With
the Kremlin," the book is by T. H.
Tetens, an American of German
origin who did confidential work
for the government during World
War II. Tetens reveals Nazi docu-
ments never before published and
reports that the State Department
and Pentagon have rebuilt Ger
many along lines planned by Nazi
geo-politicians. The book assails
DR.. Adenauer as the "old fox
who has duped the United States.
It charges that Bonn will betray
the West by negotiating with the
Soviet Union when it best suits
German interests. Another revela-
ton is a blueprint for German
domination of the Middle East. A
plan already being supplemented
by Adenauer, it says. 4.
On the basis of the endorsement
by the Bundestag of the Israel
reparations agreement and treat
les making possible the remilitari-
cation of Germany. DR.. Adenauer
can claim favorable treatment in
Washington. Our diplomats and
generals are so delighted with the
prospect of restoring German
militarism as a "bulwark" against
Communism they have paid no
attention to the nature of storm
troopers to be re-armed.
Former General Adolf Housing
err, leading military planner in the
Bonn Government, has praised
Col. Gen. Alfred Jodl, Nazi Chief
of Staff who was hanged for war
crimes by the Allies. Heusinger
came to Jodl's defense during
post-mortem legal proceedings in
February. In written affidavit
read to the court, Heusinger said
Jodl was thoroughly decent
man filled with soldierly spirit"
When the British arrested
seven former Nazis in the British
zone in January. they confiscated
80 crates of incrinainating docu-
ments. British Foreign Office
sources said that documents re-
vealed connections between neo-
Nazis and officials in the office
of Theodor Blank who is, in eff
feet. Defense Minister of the Bonn
Government. DR.. Adenauer de-
manded that the documents and
the prisoners be turned over to
Bonn authorities. The British
complied.
A new Gallup poll indicated
that 80 percent of Americans feel
that much chance" exists for the
Nazis to regain power. Against
this background, the Tetens book
lays bare the blackmail practiced
by Bonn and appeasement by
Washington to secure German
cooperation against the Soviet
Union. This cooperation" will
prove illusory when the Germans
are strong enough to proclaim
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
JEWISH CENTER GIVES
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
TO CATHOLIC BOY

TAMPA, Fla. = The Tampa
Jewish Community Center's
annual award for outstanding
craftsmanship in high school
athletics was presented this
week to Robert Fernandez, a
Catholic, of Jesuit High School.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1883
New Book Warns
Nuzis Coming Back
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

Copyright, 1858 Jewish Teegraphic Agency, Incl
WASHINGTON
State Department and Pentagon officials hushed
the personalities remitarized Germany
find themselves confronted with the publication embarrassing
book appeared Washington coincdena with the Of
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-10
PLAIN TALK
By ALFRED sEGAL
JEWS AND LOVE

My friend. the lawyer Leonard
Rowe. brings to me a matter that
has been JewishlY on my mind
for quite awhile. II has also been
with me whenever I read sug-
gestions that kindness. mercy and
compassion are the exclusive con-
I tent of and have their prime orr
gin in the New Testament. 1.-THE
Jesus story. that ISL Z.
There is rather an extensive
opinion that our Old Testament
is cruelty vindictive-"eye for
eye. tooth for TOOTH" that sort of
thing. Jesus, who, by the way,
was of the Jews, gets the credit
for bringing to the heart of man.
kind a new enlightenment of
compassion.
/ say this with not the least
disparagement of Jesus Of whom
I am sincere admirer. In this
column I have said that If there
were no Jesus. and some have
suggested there never was. il
would have been necessary to in-
vente him for the moral benefit
Of large section of mankind.
Sectarian opinion gives to Jesus
the credit for being the first to
promulgate a great new land of
human relations, because of what
he is quoted as saying in the
Book of Matthew: Thou shalt
love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart and with all thy soul
and with all thy mind. This is the
great and first commandment.
And second, thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself. On these two
commandments the whole law
hangeth, and the prophets"
On these words rests the fame
Of Jesus as prophet for codli-
ness and for the idea Of men being
good neighbors toward one an
otheri though long before Jesus it
was said in the Book of Leviticus,
Chapter IS. verse II: Thou shalt
love thy neighbor as myself"
And long before him, it was
said in the Book of Deuteronomy
ga: 'Thou shalt love Jehovah
thy God with. all thy heart and
with all thy soul and with all thy
might" eve recite this with the
Sh'ma in the services of the morn
ing and the evening.)
When he preached the love that
is due God and the love that is
due to neighbors. Jesus. as very
good Jew. was quoting exactly
words he had learned out of our
Torah.
Knowing all this, my friend
Rowe felt stirred up in his dander,
as they say, when in the recent
brotherhood week he came upon
a full-page advertisement in the
New York Times, The advertise
ment was signed, "Leon Acker-
man, 910 Seventeenth Street,
N. W., Washington 6, D. c."
By way of promoting the
brotherhood of man. Mr.. Acker-
mans advertisement said. Love.
the Greatest Gift. He Who Under
stands Love Understands God. for
God is Love-"
Then followed a quotation from
the First Book of Corinthians
(New Testament): and though ]
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