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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
OHIO WAISENFREUND
published weekly every Saturday
since 1879

Gieies Wo1enbIatt erfbeint ieit
benz Sabr 1873 reselm6Bis ieoen
San1stag uno pirb berausseecben
gum geiten bes Hdpitlidcn aole'
silun Soiepbtnum in 8ortbineton.
Obio, beiien 3med Die Seranbilbuns
wiiroiger Hrieitera0elinee fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. Dieie Initalt III
baupti6blid ange,pieien auf Die Gin.
finite bieies 8lattes unh Die @eiden.
te Ieiner 2eier.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

1s47 mar es Sis elmer amtsbiirger-
meilterei.
SIN lesten &riege bate @eierfpei-
Ter auh @efollene nno 8erniBte 5u
beflagen. Gin Solbat febrte als
Sbperpermunoeter beim. Das Stan-
oesamt per5ei1nete i'm Sabre 1850
bier @ebnrten, einen 5terbefan uno
5tpei Ernuungen. Sn oie 8olfsldule
geben ettpa bieraig &inoer, Die bon
elmer 2ebrperion nnterridtet iperoen.
9as beideioene aupenhen am
NorboIt4gingang oes Iorfes ipnrbe
ourb Dionpiius Shneioer i'm Sabre
1871 erbaut. aGno1entli1 lielt BORT
Der 9farrberr Der Bfarrei @eisfir-
be,t au Der gbailen unb @eieripeiler
eeboren, cine beilige Melie. 9ie &a=
peIle eripeiit iib ieboh als un3urei-
beno. Mon lit nun babel, pte i'm be-
nabbarten gbailen, aub bier elm
neues 8ottesbaus au eritelen. Das
grbgei6oB fonnte bereits I'M SerbIt
errihtet lperben. Die gollenoung oes
gorbabens miro Ben @intpobnern
ourb @rbebung freipiaiger Spenoen
beitimmt gelinsen.
9as title @irfen Dieies fleinen
fleiBigen, Gorfes mag uns alien aIs
nababmenoes 8etipiel Dor Iugen tre-
ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
Germrteilnnge

Sm sroBten Sdaupro5eB sesen oft,
oeutibe slufitGnoii6e, Ser bis iett bon
oen &ommuniiten burdgefiibrt NOR
SEN lit, muroe Elm ielbltanoiger Bbo-
tpgrapb in DRESDEN IebenslGngli6
berurteilt uno fiinf5ebn angeblibe
0tittGter erbielten 3u6tbausltrofen
bon iehs 0tonaten bis gu orei5ebn
Sabren.
gs par Ser erlte groBe grfolg bon
Silbe Benjamin, Der ipgenannten
rOten guiuotine, Die na6 ser gnt,
ldiiung bon War Se6ner Sulti5nini=
tier bon Slt-9eutidlano purbe.
Gem photographer 2otbar Marf=
tpirtb mar 5ur 2alt gelegt poroen, er
iei BEL oem aufitanb am II. SUM in
Der fleinen oeuti6-polnii6en @ren5=
itaot NieifD, mo Die 3entrale Ser 8e-
beimpoli5ei angeitedt unO fommuni-
ltii6e 8eamte perpriieelt ipuroen, Der
anfiibrer geDelen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
[g1'''''s5@,1 's5@,16I|.

Hpdforb, Sn. Sn Der bieliaen
&atbeorale erfoleten am ssreitag T.
Us. Die feierliben grequien fir ben
in &bobe Sslano ploslid geitorbenen
gnbof Sobn S. 8oplan BON Hodforb
Die Breoigt bielt gr5biidof @eraIo
Z. 8ergan bon Omaha, elm IangiGb.
riger intimer Sreunb oes Geritorbe,
men. gii6of 8oplan mar emit Silfs.
pfarrer Der ct. Srancis=&irde in
Council Bluffs, Soma, ooranf &ans,
Ter in Der 0io5ele BON 0es Moines
uno Bralioent bon Gomlins College,
r. H. p. =.
8ranb &apibs, Mi6. = Sier be.
ginnt am II. slueult oie beuriae
gsational 2itursicoI Conference TN.
ter Dem Broteftorat oes bohm' lten
Srn. gii6ofs Saas. Sn ser Croft
nnngsoerlammlune miro Ger bo6lp'-
lte Wtlgr. Wartin g. Sellriegel bon
ct. Souis, elmer ser friibeiten uno
etfriglten 5oroerer Ser liturgilden
8emegung in Sen Ser. Staaten, iiber
Die beilige Weiie referieren.
Goningtun, &p. slm 80. SSuli
(geltern) begann in ser ct. Srancis,
Otiliion in 8bite Sulpbur, &p., sic
3entenarfeier Ser Gio5eie Gopineton.
Sas Bontififalamt 5elebrierte giihoi
Wuaop. -.. sap T.
Neu Yorf, &c. 3. - geginneno am
Sienstas, 13. Sftober, miro Ser
bodp'ite Sr. 9ilbof Sutton Sbeen
mieoer i'm Seleuiiion 81 boren iein
Sic neue Srogrammierie miro iiber
1872 Stationen iibertroeen nerben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

6e i'm ipaniiden 8iireerfrieg unter
Dem Nanen r8eneral @omea" be-
fannt, aIs er internationale 8riga-
.oen segen 6ranco fommanoierte.
@dbreno bes atpeiten @eltfriegs in
RuBlono muroe er nit bem SiteI ell
nes Sotpiet- Generals beebrt.
3aibers gr5ripale, Ser friibere ssu-
iti5minilter War 5edner, muroe in
Der oorausgebenoen 8obe oils nSeinb
Der Nepublif" ins @efdnenis eetpor-
fen. Sebner mar elm alter Soaial-
oemofrot, bepor er it6 1916 ser so
5ialiItiiben ginbeitspartei" anibIoB,
uno er begins BEN 5ebler, Sen suf,
Itanoil6en bonn II. sunni miloe 8e-
banblung 5u beriprehen, 1.nb ben oft
oeutlben arbeitern oas &e6t 81 fret
fen 5ll5ugeiteben.
No6 Dem, mas bislang aus ben
fiibrenoen fommuniitiiden &reiien
ourdIiderte, NOR 3aiBer oie Saupt-
lbulo oaran 5ugei6oben tporoen, oab
oie oitoeutl6en Soloaten BEL Ser I'm
teroriidung oes slufitanbs i'm Sum-
periagten, 10 baB i6lieBlid ruiiii6e
9ipilionen sic Gepolte nieoeri6lagen
muBten.
Die 8eri6iebungen in Der Siib=
rung ser Slt5one oiirften nab sSnfor-
mationen bon oeutiber Seite balo oie
Spite Der Sit5onen-Hegierune errei=
6en. @abreno 3aiBer moelidertpeiie
iogar Snnenminii tier neroen fann,
idien lid oeutli6 Elm erbitterter
Wahtfampf binter Dem @ilernen
Gorbang Der Sit5one an5ubabnen.
CAB llmbilbungen erfolgen, bot Mos-
fau nab Ben Suni-aufitanben anse-
oronet.
gtun puroe beri6tet, Der &i
ipiele ii6 5fpii6en Winiiterprdlioent
Otto @rotepobl unO leinem Steaper-
treter 8alter l1lbribt ab, uno in
8elt=9erlin gloubt man, OaB Ill
briht setpinnen tperbe. als General
iefretdr ser fommuniltil6en uSo5ias
liitiihen ginbeitspartei" bat er Of
fenbar oie 5iibrung felt in Der Sano.
Gas grgebnis bieles Mo6tfampfes
fam balo befannt neroen - piellei6t
oieie 8o6e, menn oie nSolfsfammer
5ulammentritt, Inn ibr rSo" 81 einem
,Heformprogramm" a1s5ulpre6en,
oas leit ser Gepolte enttporfen 1purbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Glisabetb 5. Ebilipp, geboren ON
13. april 1870, geItorben am 10
Ssuni 1853 in Springfield, pobluers
ieben. Sic lpar bie Sohter Der Der,
itorbenen gbeleute War uno Marga.
retba Sbilipp unO Die Sdwelter oes
Hep. Dtar S. Ybilipp, ebemals Brie.
tier oes Ssoiepbinl,ms uno &aplan oes
ct. Sobn's Sanitaril1m in Spring:
fielo. Die Gerltorbene geborte gum
0ritten Sroen Des bl. Sran5isfuS
S6meiter pom Inna M. 8bilipp. Die
Seritorbene binterldBt ebenfaus Orej
Hidten uno 5Dei 9teffen.
Srau Margaret StublIas, geltor.
ben in &epanee, 81.
Srau GSuarb 8enael, Cambria
Seiebts, 8. S., R. ..
5rameis Spiepb Sd,aner, geb. om
%. Nopember 1860 in 9itterbah,
Seiterrei6; geItorben am IL. SUM
1868 in Ban Gitp, Wib. @r miro
iiberlebt BON ieiner Sodter Warie S.
Surgeion, Ban Gitp, Mid. giner Ser
dlteiten Seier oe5 ,Sbio=@uiien,
freunD'.
Die 2eier merben gebeten, ser Ser,
itorbenen in ibren @ebeten 5u oenfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

8elanotibaft in Eel Ipip cine Bombe
geplatt mar.
ssn einem 9riefnehieI gab Der rui-
Iiiide MuBennliniiter 9. sc. Wolotom
befannt, er tlebme Die gntibuloigune
Slraels fir ben 8omenbenaniblag an
lpie aud Die 8eriiderune, baB Sirael
lif tneiter bemiiben tperoe, bie Sbul-
oigen gu faiien.
Weolotom ibrieb ferner, er 5iebe Die
grflarung Der iiraeliidlen &egierung
in 8etrabt, baB iie iid5 an feinen1 @b-
fommen beteiligen 1peroe, bas gegen
Die Soipiet- Linton geridtet it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
ct. Banl, Winn.-@ @prtbingtou, ..
Samstas, 1. Mnguit 1858.
Sir d. n + a | Der

Counting, 2. Ansuit: 3ebnter Sunn-
tag nad) Efinsiten (Hurtinnemla)
goaneelium: Gom Bburiiaer
unb 3onner (2uf. 1S).
Montag, 3. Iugult: 9tifooemrs.
Gienstag, 4. Iugrlt: 9ominifus.
Dfitttpod, 5. 9lugult: Ofaria Sbnee.
Ionnerstag, 6. 9lueuit: Serfldrung
Gbrilti.
SSreitag, 7. Iugult: &aietan.
Samstag, s. 9lugult: 3priafus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
ASTHMA, HOHER BLUT-
DRUCK, BLUTREINIGUNG
UND HERZKRANKHETTEN
durch
LIQUID
GARLIC
behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in hiisSiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT so
grossem Erfolg bel oben er-
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won Ell
mem prominenten ART i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
Schen Wissenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Adernverkalkung hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sOndern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut;; ist also Elm vorZiigliches
Fruhjahrs-Kurmittel.
Knoblaucn ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsnittel und
neutralisiert schadliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und Inn
Unterleib.7
Unser LIQUID GARLIC ist
leicht zu nehmen und der
iibele Nachgeschmack kann
leiclt NIT einem Ess0ffel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden yum Preis Won
$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblaz1ch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserh0-
hung, bezogen werden von der
Texas Liquid GarIie(o.
r. o. 50, Mineral Wells, Texas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
Stimue OeS TDlfcS
fiir bas e}oiepbiunnl

ginlieeeno $500 sur laufenoen
Sreiiteae. Sd bate in einem getpiiien
InIiegen @rborung rebalten. 0afiir
@ott lei Sanf uieltaulenomal!
Srou g. a., N.S.
geiliegeno ST 90 81 @bren oes ST.
item Ser5ens Seiu uno oes bl. Solepb
gum Can't fir Die grborung meiner
8itte.
llngen., g. s.
SD ienoe Sbnen biermit 500, oen
ib Dem Bapitlihen Gollegilm Sole,
pbinum perlproden bate. Ganf Dem
lieben @ott llno Dem FL. 9ntonius
iiir Die grbor,1ns in einem anliegen
9eler, &c. s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
&riessperbreder

3ie Ser. Staaten, gnglanb uno
Jranfrei6 eaben neue gegnabigungs-
plane befannt, oie gu elmer idnelleren
gntlaiiung 5ablreider oeutider
ariessperbreder fiibren m0gen, bie
ii6 nod in @efangniiien ser 9laiier-
ten befinoen. Wan min nit bieien
neuen WaBnabmen Die Spannung
5nii6en Ben Iniierten unb @eit=
0eutlblano iiber Die 8efangenenfra-
&c beieitigen. g
Die slaiierten einigten iib NIT
aoenauers Hegierung in ieber Der
orei peltoeutl l6en 8elatungs5onen
9eratungsbeboroen ein5uribten, nm
Die llrteile aqer iener beute nod ge-
fangen gebaltener &riegsgefangenen
5u iiberpriifen uno gmpfeblunsen
aui gegnaoigung ober 5reilaiiuns
unter &uution 5u unterbreiten.
Mit bieler WaBnabme miro elm
geripreden eingeloIt, oas bie Gro
ben Grei" oen 9euti6en in Dem
6rieoenspertras 5pil6en BEN Maiier-
ten uno Bonn gaben. 0ieler Srie=
oenspertrag lit aber nod nidt bon
5ranfreih ratifi5iert tporoen uno
miro aub erit in &raft trete1t, na6-
Dem Der oamit 5uiammenbdngenbe
guropaii6e armee-gertras BON aaen
beteiligten Nationen ratifi5iert ilt.
Gas mag lid nod Wonate binaus-
5ieben.
BrGiioent giienbomer peripra1 ie-
oob 8unoesfan5ler Moenauer bei bei-
len 8elub in 8albington i'm pergan-
genen Mpril, oaB er bie l1rteilsunter-
lubung gleib nad Ratifi3ierung Der
beioen gertrdge ourh @elt-Geutib-
lambs Yarlament einleiten 1peroe.
Dies lit eeideben, uno oie Ser.
Staaten baben gnglanb 1,nb 6ranf-
reid eriudt, an oieiem Blaf mit5u-
tpirfen.
Wosfan nnb Sirael
Gon Der tSoipiet-union un6 BON
Sirael erging lette Wo6e Die Na1-
riht, oaB tie i'm 8egriffe iteben, Die
6iplomatii6en 8e5iebungen tpieber-
o,1faunebmer.
9fnSIon6 batte bic 8e5iebungen am
IL. Gebruar plotlid abeebrohen,
0rei 1age, nadben in Der rufiifden
r =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

(Jortfebune bon Gette ~

Bropaganoa auf oen neuen Ippell
oes Ser en=So6fommiiiars Or.
Sames g. Gonant an oie Hul1en, ser
gerteilune foitenloier amerifanii6er
9ebensnittel feline @inoerniiie in SEN
8ee gu lesen.
vSpione unb sgenten" ieien Die
.ienigen Slt=0euti6en, Die Silfe pom
@elten annebmen, idrieben Die fom=
muniltiiben 3eitungen. Sbipobl Die
Hoten ielblt 5ugoben, oaB es an meb=
reren @runbnabrungsmitteln man-
eelt, riibmten iie ii6: u@ir brauden
feline amerifanil6en Ilmolen."
Die fommuniitii6e 3egierune eob
befannt, OaB bie 9fuiien li6 bereit
erfldrt bdtten, ibr i'm 2auie bes Sab
res 1858 nod 2ebensmittel unb
8aummoae i'm 8erte BON 5peibun>
oerteinunooreiBig Millionen Hubel
($57 ,5O0,000) 5u Iiefern.
9as ruiiii6e Si1fsangebot fir bie
bungrigen Srabanten erfolgte 5ebn
Gage nad BrGiioent giienboners
Gerlpreben, amerifanii6e 2ebensmit>
tel i'm 8etrage BON fiinf5ebn Millio-
men Collars fir bie 8epolferung BON
Sit=Seuti6lano 5ur &erfiigung 81
lteQen.
&aum aber batte >giienboner bas
slngebot gena6t, ais es bon Ser oit-
beutiben &egierung unb Dem ruff.
i6en auBenminilter Wolotop nit Ser
8egriinoung abseDieien muroe, es lei
nihts ais glatte Bropaganba.
Gie nnruben, bie am II. Sum- IN
Slt-8erlin besonnen batten, gineen
ober fpeiter, unb Die amerifaniide
Negierung uno au6 8eit-9euti6lanb
baben lid Die san5e 3eit bemiibt, Ser
gepolferung in Ser ruiiiihen 3one
2ebensmittel 5ufommen 81 laiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
9sadmirfunsen bes II. SUM-

Der Gbef ser rotten @eitapo, 8il-
belm 3aiBer, Duroe am 6reitae lei
mes Boitens als oltoelltl6er Staats=
Siherbeitsminilter entboben, unb iei=
ne bunoerttauieno Boli5ilten ipurben
Dem Snnennlinilterir unterltelt.
Na6 Snformationen aus ser fom-
muniitiiben gone bieB es aber io-
gleid, oaB 3aiBer trot ieiner tribe
rem ensen gerbinoung nit Dem &C.
itiir5ten 2aprenti g. 8eria CUTE aus-
lidten babe, als nddlter Snnennini.
tier anitteQe oes iesigen Miniiters
8iaie Stopb pieoer an. bie Ma6t gu
fommen. Sn bieiem 6an ipiiroe er
oas &ommanoo ioipobl iiber bie
golfspoli5ei Ser Sit5one uno iiber oie
vfaiernierte Golfspoli5ei", sic 125,-
600 Wann jtarfe Golfsarmee Ser olt,
oeuti6en &ommunilten erbalten. gs
paren ibon @eriibte i'm llmlauf oab
Stopbs Steaung BEL ben Guiien er-
idiittert iei obtpobl er Dem fommu=
niitiiden 3entralfomitee in Dit
9eutiblano angebort.
Winiiterprdiioent Otto @rotefpobl
bon Der Somiet- -3onenregierune gat
Die geranoerungen befannt. gr er.
nannte ben bisberigen Staatsiefretar
fir Sbiffabrt grnit @ollmeber gum
Setter 6es Staatsiefretariats fit
Staatsii6erbeit i'm SnnenminiIterium
= elm neuer SiteI uno cine neue Sr.
ganiiation.
8oaipeber mar idon in ser &omin.
tern tatig, Der internationalen fom.
mllniitii6en 8orgdngerin Der &omin.
form, uno er oirigierte i'm stpeiter
Beltfrieg Die Sabotage seeen bie
l3eutiben in 31nemarf. 3aiBer uur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Hep. 9urlt unb ieine Mitarbeiter,
Die ii6 nit 8riefmarfen beihdftigen,
|erireuen ii6 elmer uertponen Samm-
lung, Die lie bon einem 6reuno bes
Solepbinums erbalten baben. Der
Bert Der Sammlung mag iih alli
$4,000 belaufen. Dem 8eber llniern
beiten Danf!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
MSS.

ST. uno 5rau Sacob Hointec Dor
8iIfeSbarre, ga, feierten Dor fur
sem ibr fiini5igidbriges gbeiubilaum
Ssbr Sobn, Hep. 6rancis Bointec, cir
alumnuS Oe5 Soiepbinums, lit Yfar'
rer in 9fanosburg, Galif.; er '5ele'
brierte sic 9lnniperiaril.msmelie II
ser St. .z9oniiatiusz&ir6e in 8ilfes
barre. - gSir gratulieren 81 bieie,
id10nen ,Seier mo boffen, baB bas
gbepoor nod piele gliidli6e 2ebens
iubre erleben moge!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

gtlpa ia &naben beperben itb Inn
aufnabme ins Soiepbinum fiirs ndd)-
Ite Shuliabr. 3mei oerielben tperben
ins 8roBe Seminar eintreten, 5ipei
ms College uno 78 ins erite Sod.
lbulinbr. 8ir bGtten getpiinIdt ale,
Die ii6 Inn aufnabme betparben, auf,
nebmen 81 fonnen; ober mir perfiigen
leioer nidt iiber seniigenoe Gaumlid.
feiten. Die angenommenen &naben
tommen aus neun5ebn peribiebenen
Staaten, 5meillnbfiinf5ig aus Benn.
iploania, Ohio unb sSninois.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Gin rcidcr Hegen befreite uns bon
Ser longen Grodenbeit unb Site, uno
Die @rosplite uno @ieien iino mie=
ser id)0n grim. Corn uno Somaten
iino iolt pie Elm 8unoer aus Dem
9ooCn emporgel6oiien.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22


DulleS departure the POlnt
where Egypt is willing to take the lead in persuadng the
other Arab with Israel The terms
discussed based five-point program l. Arab
refugees be settled where they with foreign aid
Israel pay the Arab refugees about 100 million pounds
compensation for abandoned properties g. Israel to grant
Egypt land passage from Sinai to Jordan through the south
Negev Jerusalem to remain partitioned at pres
S. Boundaries between Israel and Jordan in central
Palestine to be redrawn rational lines Those pro-
res-whom Egypt seeks to drag into her quarrel with Eng
andbaked at the plan They do not have the same mo-
tive Egypt for making peace with Israel and they in
such hurry On the contrary Jordan Iraq and Syria
advantage for themselves from Britans leaving
Egypt they feel that they need western protection
the Middle East the of Russian aggression Thus
Secretary Dulles hopes of bringing about peace
talks through Egypt's mediation did not maeriaize
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
A Shameless Performance

Our readers are we'll aware of the
many times our editorial columns
have blasted away at the nefarious
American Council for Judaism. Inc.
In their issue of May 18th the Jew
ish Examiner of Brooklyn de-
nounced the same group with a
scathing editorial which we reprint
below with a most hearty Amen:
AT FIRST GLANCE it's difficult
to understand why the bakers dozen
of bitter-end anti-Zionists who pom
pously call themselves ''The Ameri-
can Council for Judaism" rate so
much attention from the Jewish
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
RABBI ELIAS LEVI
TIA 22nd Avenue
NJ @-1.e

TIA 22nd Avenue
San Francisco 81. Calf.
May IL, 1858
Major Isadore Moscovitz
Editor, Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 1888
Jacksonville 7, Florida
Dear Major Moscovitz,
I have meant to write to you
while 1 was still in Montgomery,
in order to establish a stronger
bond of friendship. You will re-
member the occasion when I met
you in Birmingham at the Zionist
Southeastern Regional Confer
ence on 81 October 1851. We had
lunch at the same table with
other worthy friends, and the dis
cussion was stimulating.
You were kind enough to send
me your weekly newspaper since
then. enjoyed reading it. It kept
us in touch with the 'endeavors
and achievements of our brethren
in the great state of Florida and
the surrounding region. The col
umn written by your wife in
variably makes interesting read
ing, because unlike the stereo-
typed columns, it has such a per-
sonal touch and exhibits an origi-
nal and provoking observation of
Jewish life and all it's manifesto
tons.
After serving for Az years as
Rabbi of the Sephardi Congrega-
ton Etz Haydn, in Montgomery,
Alabama, l have returned to San
Francisco, California. We cherish
the many friendships we were
able to establish during our
pleasant stay there. We would
like to watch with keen interest
the progress of Jewish life in the
Deep South.
At present we are founding a
Sephardic Society for cultural,
social and spiritual advancement.
An important feature of our work
will be a sustained Jewish educa-
tional process to make people
historically conscious and help
them become familiar with the
contemporary Jewish scene. We
plan to have large reading room
where journals and publications
from the entire Jewish world will
be received. AS one Of the i'm
portant Jewish weeklies in the
Southeast we would appreciate it
if you would have our names on
your regular mailing lists to re-
ceive your worthy paper on a
complimentary basis. In this way
we will realize that Jewish life is
one and. indivisible, working for
richer, more satisfying appre-
citation of the Jewish inheritance.
We cherish with pleasure our
friendly meeting, and we trust
that you will maintain your work
and interest in. the Jewish cause.
With kindest regards,
Yours truly,
Rabbi Elias Levi
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22

community Zionist organizations, would have
important work to do than blast the curious deardS who
comprise ACJ.
But unfortunately. antiZionist brigade enjoys
influence greatly dsproportionate its membership It's lead
among the wealthy minority of the community their
dvsve tactics command far newspaper than ed
tors ordinarily aot to hardworng worthwhile Jewish
organizations.
Not be overlooked aso the fact that of the
statements issued by the Council skfuy and persua
sve prepared Many indeed present attractive surface
OF plauSibty and reasonabeneSS which nonJeWS find
pecially hard to resist.
This is the prime probably. why Zionist pundts
feel called upon to the cannonades propaganda
from ACJs mmeograph machines In its San Francisco
venon Rabbi Elmer Berger executive director Of the Coun-
Gil for instance speaks of ZionstIsrae axis confronted
with possible shift in American policy for the Middle East
attempting TO isolate the Department OF State from the
Eisenhower Administration"
The implication in this era when loyalty" has become
national fetish clearly that if Zionist organization
any organization to disagree with "a possible shift
in American policy is reading dangerous ground This
far cry from the Independent spirit OF Americas founding
fathers who equaed ssdent opinion foreign policy
with inferred "disloyalty"
Rabbi Irving Miller president of the Zionist Organization
of America dealt with argument ably In substance he
defended the right of American citizensZons included
10 press national policy which they believe best
resents the interests of our people,
We believe with Rabbi Miller that American security is
best by close ties between the country and Israel
strong democratic Israel ultimately lead to strong
peaceful Middle East.
We reject the proposition cyncallY advanced by ACJ
that Americans applaud srategca devised
by the State Department in the Middle East The State De-
artnent wrong beforehand doubt will be wrong
AGAIN America is still democracy. land where the citizens
individually collectively through their organizations have
the right-naY. the dutYto their opinion about
national affairs. -
It's conceivable that experts may be seeking to
hitch American policy the diapdaed of the Arab
League Zonists would be remss in their primarily
as Zionsts but Amercans they failed to raise their
voices against disastrous And their fortnight
protest would evidence not dsoyaybu profound loyalty
to our country's best interests.
There are many other of AcJ which call for
extended and analysis but IFS crafty manipulation
loyalty ssuen full consciousness OF its dangerous
personalities in present period Of htcrYs shabby
r,erfor,nance
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-05-22
IKE ROSEN
539 N. Peninsula DR..
DaYtona Beach. Fla.

May IA, 1858
Editor, Sou. Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 1888
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
I would appreciate having you
send me an extra copy of your
May 9Th issue.
May take this opportunity of
mentioning that you had a very
interesting column in this issue
written by Mrs. Moscovitz. The
article concerned one of our
townspeople, and the whole city
loved it.
Thanking you, I am,
Very truly yours,
Ike Rosen