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senl,ein, TOOL Denison Ave. vsrsammluno
jeden 2. Donnerstag i'm Monat.
Prses;; Thea stolz. 34e7 " laS st. Teis''
Prot. sekr.. Sophie Schneider, 2zls Seller
Ave. Tele.: SH. l-43i4.
Yeungstswn. Obts OsmsssAss sess~ssse
Prass.. Josephine Nuls. s1S csarmone
sesr.. aaar.s Pnnsssr.H o, eass Warren
Ave.
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Praes., Mrs. Ksth. lowry. Rose Ave. Nsv
| Castle, Ps.
sekr. Mrs. J. sodendorsr Mec,sary Ava.
| New Castle. Pa.
0onAesoekt1on ID
| Jaism, Ohto eshe He1sekrsnr
| Prsss., Eli.sbath oirsrht. 7so LbsrtS st-
] sskr., Treds asrmsnn 81 Summit se.
Danasssskties -
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| CAesus
Prasa., Wtinam Frank 90 Flint 1ln
| SsArr.. George Fotsal. <ol Answa0 Lane.
| 0unAesssktssD -
Canton, O. 0oD0noA0e.
Prass.. John rospssr. Ils-ss q =. y.
sefT.. VIM. rr.tsehs. Center slead. Dos -.
East Canton. Ohio
| eun6seoektaoD -
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Ave. lakewood. OHIO Fhone 10 S-71oA
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Cisveisna East SsnSes Oases oos6
Prses, george krseh. $50 ssvshos assl.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
BRANCH CALENDAR
The Asoeuen Of HE United Stsses
= Amoieo
= AmOrieo

Oetrsss AisA. 0ssssH Jsaier Oa1eO
President. Crieds Hermann. lso9o eAmoyo.
Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We. s-Sa9o.
vies-Prestdent, George sehustsf, Jr., Is10
Ardmors. Ferndals. Michie1n. Phens: Il
s-3273.
,,s,s Ss,sse:gensns .,!s;s ;. s;ss, !Te
Treasurer. Henry HermanI,, 5000 Ard.
more. Detroit 5. Michigan. Phonas W
Ellwood City. Pa. Juniep saxsps
President: Gertrude schullsr. wurtssnb,us
Heights, Cnwood City. Pa Phene: 1851.
Vice President: Don orseM. x1S SiEtS st..
Ellwood City. Pa Phone: 3ss1.
lin Ave. si,wood City. =. Prone: ,ss.
Treasurer: Betty Utmling. wurtsnbuS
Heights Eillwood City. Pa. Phone: 1851.
Lerain. Ohio. . LoralD Juoooes
Ssxeu C1Ub.
p. rre,,d:ns Matt w.ss:s Gs 800 West and ~
vice-Presidsnt. Dale Lee ssos Dss.s cert.
Tele. S96o3-Lorain, Ohio
Secretary. Dorothy Schuffert, l123 Wne
Treasurer. Mary Lee, ssss Basts csHt.
rele. S-eSo3-Lorain. Ohio.
Monssa, "a. lfonoso yunles
President. Jack Werthman, 3l1 Ninth
St. Aonaca. Pa. Phone: Rochester lll%-1.
New Castle. p New osseis Jsnise
0axo0A
Pres. Richard Man<. 30 y: Meedy Ava.
New Castle, Pa. Tel: OIL l-01oe
Sec'y. Ruth 9odendorfor, 90 AeClsa.1
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL. 1854
Salem. 0his - sslsD Junlse Oasso
President: Catherine Sanor, n. r No. L
Georgetown Road, Salem, Ohio.
Sscrstary. rrods aGmann. sol 0lanauls q.
Phone: 66O7.
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Praes.. MIR. Henry Melzsr. Ia East - ssr:
cs1e. ~
Ex-Prass. ESQ kassa,s. sasi os'sss Ava.
xoungstown O.
l. v,se.sr.ss. John rsspsn 4is " n. ".
: Viss-ersss., aAass saimen s4s. Mspls-
rest Ave parms Hts. O
sskr. Minnie Schenker. r. D. No. J.
Rapson Lane, New Csstle, Pa.
Asst Sek,. Hans SteineI. seli Ostron
schatzmeiste. Josephins auessi. ~ wills
Ave-. YounaS.0Wn. q.
sundes. Verwaiter. ist. George Weber. soss
w. % Str. clevelsnd. Ohio.
'ns s..,,s John >! un'eh a'o' o'''~'r' Ave. ne"
srd. sam Aber ,4os srooksids Dr.. clsvs-
land O. Ohio.
MOTTO,
i'm Sanee cei, uno fred I'm Wort
Und fest ID Eintrscht tmmerfort
svnosssEKT,ossk.
8usSassektsss /,
Clsvsiasa. Obts et.tssess- 0ssmanta
nsss; M,cn.s sal~sn s4.z ..H!ssEss'
Ave: 'r%: .,! s1ss: s.s;o.q az s; re,s;, Az.
ceivsisns IS o wo. i@sss ods1 sa ,-asis
.ssS..sssss.s .
er.es.. sons oelfino ,sss cstsips I'd
Prot.-sekr., Alice 0ramp. ioso7 Miles Ave-.
Tel: M l-6S08.
Bsoassssktteb Z
Oesrstt Mitch ., =. 0snssshtss csss
r.I: r't; W. stst1,. saST.' Seller ''''' Ammo" Ave-
sekr., Marsare, Washer. %41l Maryland
Ave. Detroit a. Mich. Tel: To. 3-S63S.
asssektsen
Grle Pa o. o. MannsfehsR.
Praes. 'ohn SINGER Kos 18th st.~
sekr.. Frank ". Koeder. 100 g. 9Th o.
| Erie. Pa.
| 8sodseosktten ..
| Lerain. q. &. Q. 0o0ngvsFein e1nteaehl
Prses., Michael Kifschsr. S11 West q S1
| 0andeektton q
| New Castle, es.-Etutessht 0soaagvoeelB
Prses., VIM. .. Unser. ia Northvtew Ave
Seisr., Andrew W. Schmidt. SIS Northviev
Ave.
veunsstewn. Ohio Csnssrdis ~i.sS Chsrs
prass. Bill Frank. % s. Portland Ave.
YOUNGSTOWN Q. Ohio
seEr.. F,ors Panner. III 3. Roanoke Ave
Youngstown Ohio.
sssssssektssp 4
prsss.. George R.,d.s sr.. l1s Frsdriei
Strasse.
Str
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aRANC1Es o. L. .. .. a.

s1ANCHES o. Z. .. .. 4
President. Richard 9 kautz, S722 Grebus
3D.. Columbus !. Ohio. TEL: Franklin 1-SSS7
lst Vice Pres, John Schneider. go E. l1sth
st.. Cleveland .. Ohio. Tel: IL l-6l7.
2ud vice-Pres.. John ". Gross, sso4 West
47th Street, Cleveland 2. Ohio Tel: wOoo-
Secretary Audrey Miller. s.ts Theodore
s.isss. 81; maple -"e''"''' o'''' '' ''''@
Asst-Secy.. Pat Roby. 3l54 y. sth st.
Cleveland 2. Ohio. Atlantic 1-ss77
Treasurer Freds Harm.nn. sei Summit
Csnton Os,e. Cantor Saxon juniers
Clsb.
Pres. Tom Clemens. 1917 Quimby Ave-.
S.W., Canton. Ohio. TEL: a-osol.
Vice Pres. Henis Kstsch. ll% Arch c..
seey:. severly surns. lss woodl.wn Ave-,
Financial Sec'y., Florence Untch. Box u
Cast Canton, .Ohio. Tel: %-4440.
Treas. John Krseh. ss7 sershoff. Akron.
Reporter, Madeline Untch. sls Forest Ave-.
S.w.. Tel: 2-23la.
Clsvoland. OAis
Clsveha1 esss Jsnisr saxsB Club.
President. John Schneider. GEO E. l1sth
St., Cleveland .. q. Tel. Ii. l-7Sl7.
Cisveis ~ West Saxen IuuSor C1ub
Pres. Jack Middleton. 11713 Nelson Court,
Lakewood, Ohio ACadmy 1-7713
Sec'y. Jean Haller. l1l0l St. Mark Avenue.
Cleveland Ohio.
Oslumbus. Ohio. - Oolumbus Juaior
oaYOD Cub
Pres, Richard 8. Kautx. era 0rebus Rd.,
Columbus Z, Ohio. Tel. rR. 7-a3o1.
Sec'y, Ka6 Theiss. 1857 East Whittier
st.. Columbus. Ohio. Tel: oArael6 917l.
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ClsvsianS Wsss aas6rtsaI CSseUs.
.Praes.. zoe Titsch $50 ". ssh st..
Clevaland. Ohio. Pdooe AT. l.1ooG
Sekr. Gertrude Binder. 1851 Ho01nvo1
Ave-. lakewood OHIO Phons %. 3-7soA
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0u0000kStOB ].
veunsstown Ohio Csnssrdis Mixs6 ChsfuI
prass Bill Frank. % s Portland Ave.
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
Sekr., Ftors Panner. III 3. RoanokS Ave.
YOUNGSTOWN . Ohio
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Clsveiena East Sonlos OaxoD C0o6
Prses., George krech. 500 Ssvahoe Rosl.
sskr., sara .. sehulln. sosl eass iisA
Str phone A l-oo9A
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Canton, q. 0a00eA0e.
Prass., John Toep8sf. l1e-13 - y. ".
c1nten ss; 1h,o %%' rr,,.es., c.,,.. had. IA. o.
East Canton. Ohio
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fseDgsteWn. Ohto .. MaR1ssehei
Prses. george Raida, ST.. l7s Friedrich
Strasse.
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Bundesoaktion -

Ysungstown. O. o. Q. Juniss Lvse
CAOSu0
Praaa., Wtfliam Frank. 90 Flint AIN.
Sshr., George F0iool. <ol AnaWaA Lane.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

Cisvelsn6 Wepf Saxen luuiop C1ub
Pres. Jack Middleton. 11713 Nelson Court
Lakewood, Ohio. ACadmy 1-7713
Sec'y. Jean Haller. l1lol st. Mark Avenue.
Cleveland. Ohio.
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President: Catherine Sanor. n r No. L
Geor9etown Road, Salem, Ohio.
Secretary, Trods Hermann al 1Raua,nft -
Phone: 66O7
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Salem. 0his - salem Junles Ospeu
Cub.
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New Castle. n .. 3. 0a0o0eSes
sVsoAsenN"
Praes., Mrs. Ksth. lowry. Rose Ave-. NsW
Castle. Ps.
sekr., Mrs. J. BodendorsR. Mcclssry Ave-.
New Castle, Pa
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Clovoland. OAio
ClsveAal East Jsnisr Ssxss Cub.
President. John Schneider. GEO e. 12sth
St., Cleveland 3. o. Tel. Ii. l-7617.
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80ndaektton q
New Castle, ea.-Etutessht 0eaaagveesl0.
Prses., VIM. Q. Unser. ia Northvtew Ave.
Sekr., Andrew W. Schmidt. SIS NorthvtsW
Ave.
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Jaism, Ohto - eeho He1sekfoW
Prsss., Eli.sbath 0irsrht. 7so Libsr0 Str
Salem, Ohio.
sekr,. FredS Hermann 81 Summit o..
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Veeein. Zweis S3
ver,amuuluns jeden SonntaS I'm Monat
Z Uhr nachmittags I'm Ostsstso To- Sscn'e"ns"'
up Prses. Edw. R. Schneider. s4l Hslmsdals
Rd.. Cleveland Hts Tel: Ulster l-26So: ..
Sekr" John r. Schneider. $50 T. i2sth ST..
cleveiand 8. o, Tel. Ii. l-76l7
..sS. S;.v;i::.rii., f:i.: i,s:sss s,ss'ic so.si;. %
c..v.l.sA. os,s, : o't.:n: .; = ss's''
versAmmluns jeasn l. seeGsst i, IN s,cS..r. M"nss.
at'n s1:.... ..'o yessna: o.: n; SweH Ass E IA y
rii; elos.ss.'1.. Is is:' soa. Koch. .ss E laa S.
't!: e:v.cs:tr.. Ms: % sn,m. seh...r. i4a' o's s''
o.,.nss.. ohi.: ~ . E: s. &c: 3; S:''1s. '''
vsrsammluns isden !: sonntas I'm NON: Tni :
1s"sc rrses.: Michael r.rr Jr.. i7s' Franklin
Ave- TEE; :r FL i.sOD sOss' cosu.issas. sss Wood
V Vc.V.selr.. Mchssl Ensbss. sis aanford
o. Tel: GA 3S6s.
0strs'A ,Gi'his'';z zv.,x : =.
v.r,,munIuns jeden !. Dennetstss I'm No
aat, Uhr abends u Carl MOSES 's' "''"
0o30- q Grsttot .,,. r,,.s-
,ns. East Detroit. Abchisan. , =. 81,
Vxc.Praesideat, Martin Msi.1@s @ g. s'''
A..,..S ns1roit "a. Mich. Tu. o.7aeo.
Salrretssr, Arthur W. sstlsr 1oo>s So'n'
eisna. Detroit -, Mich. kI. S.Us1I I.,,. xu
C..v.-Seln. osofse Ksnsues. aSA's ."
bourne. Tell LA. INV
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0UeE lelUe OeuUIIlcySuaC te'tuI u'sVe'
hiu6iat bdtte. mar oieier Traurn gu
snoe - 6urd ibre S@ulo. wie iie
lid la9en mubte. SGtte lie ii& nidt
10 beitig NIT inn ee5anft. mare es
ibm ,ii9er ni&t einseiauen. aber
anitatt ii4 ielbit Su tobeln, mari iie
ibren sansen Soru auf bas MGbAen,
pas fe nun perbrdnete. oas ni&t
cinmal au ibrer sippe sehorte uno
nod cbea6rein elm Ginoelfino mar.
auM bic iibrisen 8ewobner rort
9eufelsteiiel, bic trot ibrer serinssn
an3abI eine fiir iiA obseitloiiene
Aslonie biloeten. naren niht nit
Sonds ainfs Dabl einueritdnhen.
es berri4te bei ibne1 bic Cite. I'm.
tereinanher su beiroten - mdr,tm
botte q ii@ bieiem 4rduH entaosen
unb Inn cine 0rembe. &eimotloie ae-
freiti Dieie aaenueine Nibbilli.
auna, 3um Geil bur1 Sarab @oc'
liife'S eeb1iiiee '@e6en berporseru'
fen, tam benz .Sunfer" bolo au Ob.
rem. Ser ober Iod3te barIber =
mas lag i5m an Der gseinnns an'
6ersr2
Gtne i&Sne ober desSraut tpar
wtotdbeI. oIs iie am &edstitstase
ber Sem 4ltdr ber fleinen 9erftit'
&e BON &hursIe1 itanA. Sic bate
cine iti1e Seier 6espiinf&t; GrGi eu'
i6nAe eixS ie0o4 x;d.t bayd1if tn -
A1s 0eaite fo1ten fe4A, mie orak'
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Mensca. p . 0eaoss JsaSss
q, President: Hss !sck . Wsr:hpse, y. , Ninss
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I'm 3anss cei, un0 fre1 I'm Woss
Und fest u Eintrscht tmmerfort
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Canton, Ghio. -@S 3 H U. versib
Branch IL

Ch,caso. a. - D. s r. U. veretn.
Zweik y
Versammluns jeden drItten Donnerstas
I'm Lincoink Auditorium +2i7 North Lincoln
Ave. "
Chicago. H. Tel EA 1900.
sekr., John Lintz 2l36 Lincoln Park West
Tel. IL 9-6400 ,,,
C..V.-Sekr., Martin Scnaessourser. <O3l
Mozart. IN. a-39l1.
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Canton. o. 0sniseheae CAoe.
Praes John Toepfaf. Sle-0 q. y. ".
Canton Ohio
0aIT., Wm. eritssna c0a0 RosA. -
q. Eos4 Canton, OHIO.
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c,.v.,.nd. Ohio. - E. 8. .. X U. verein.
Zweig /.
v.rs.mm,uns leden dritten Erelta8 I'm
Monat 4 Uhr abends TN Sachssnhsim. t00i
Denison Ave. ... Ar.
Tel: CT. l-6293. .o,, r,,-
bourne Ave. TEL: II. l-3l2o. 4.
C..V,-Sekr., George yritsch. 1850 wess 20
a. Tai: WOodbine l-s785.
K..Lsge-Sskr.. ". Wolh. sous P'n's'0''
Ave. Parma. Ohio
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Chicaso. ia. - e. ! 4. U. Vefesn
Zwetg 10.
vsrxamm,uns Ieden zwe1ten Freitas i'm
Monat, abends i'm German Club House
1859 N Ashland Ave.
Praes.. Heiprich Lsdisisus. &SO7 North Bell
Ave Tel: ar. 1882.
Prot. -Sekr., Elizabeth Sitteriy. 1915 Aloion
Ave. TEL: HO. S-<776
Ftn.-Sekr., John Bretz. s230 n western
Ave. Tel: RO. +-386l.
C.-V.-Sekr., Emily Arkin. 2siS aashsi
Ave. Tel: 10. l-039O
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10

Delivering the keynote address
to two hundred student leaders
from campuses in the United
States, Canada, Israel and Great
Britain, who attended the 9th An
nual National Hillel Institute at
Camp B'nai Birth, Starlight,
Pennsylvania, Rabbi Arthur Lely-
weld, HillePs National Director,
deplored the fact that while al
most everyone belongs" to a
synagogue, almost no one wor-
ships.
Launching the week-long Insti-
tute devoted to Jewish study and
living, Rabbi Lelyveld asserted
that, somehow the machinery of
American Jewish life, active and
smooth running as it is, is not
turning out Jews armed with a
knowledge of the meaning of their
Jewishness and inspired to create,
to produce or to express them
selves as Jews in the terms of
that meaning"
Analysing the future for the
Jews of America, Rabbi Lelyveld
told the college students that "the
children Of today have been born
into a Jewish community which is
larger, better organized, physical
ly more secure and economically
better provided for, than any
other in the long history of our
people. If organizational figures
and our phenomenal capacity to
raise funds are any test, the more
than 100000 Jews of America
are certainly not in flight from
their identity or failing to carry
specific Jewish, responsibilities"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10
The Southeast Z.0.A, Meeting


United States defend democracies and fight
nism The Arabs will fight Soviet than they fought
the Nazis!
"The United States government the first government
to recognize the State Of Israel We help state and
then institute policies which would destroy it. We ignore
friends such the State of Israel and fall ourselves
despise who side with enemies in the u N and cannot
be troubled vote against charges of atrocities laid
American soldiers by those who notorious for atrocities
They eer every principle of democracy and help them
They mock justice and decency and help to- them
against those who would defend the justice they mock and
the decency they dere In effect repeat British mistakes
and repetition in that by this time should
know better. Until have made firm stand and in favor
of Israeli there will be peace in the Middle East
my friends how is it that in America who hold Israel
dear that America who fought hard and tenacious
Y the establishment of the State of Israel have permitted
ourselves TO become pfulY weak that Senator Mon
roneY Henry BYroade Secretary Foster Dulles
government official the Administration would speak
vehemenY against the State of Israeli Are deeneess
that dare speak back Are leaderless
the Israels believe are? Do not know what TO do
how take decisive action!
the Jewish people in such good stead in fight for the
establishment of Jewish state chooses not to fight again
take decisive acton know not the for this in
deceness and lack of action of present Jewish leader
shp-but say to all who profess Jewish leadership, to all
who love Israel all who believe Americans in what is
right for democracy and freedom that is the time for
action striving for the realization of peace in the Middle
East in fact we'll in words"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10
here to solve one of the most
battling cases in recent history.

This Labor Day weekend was
one of the best in Miami Beach
history. The Greater Miami Beach
Motel Assn. reported that its
members, deluxe ocean-front mo-
tells in a solid three mile strip,
were jammed with tourists and
Miamians who preferred a shore
vacation to staying home in their
apartments and houses.
Summer business in all of Mi
ami Beach has been amazing.
More promotion dollars spent in
the North and terrific values thru
group and single package all-ex-
pense tours has kept this usually
winter resort bursting at the
seams during the summer also.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10

are now accepted, is the center of
a great controversy throughout
the South. The most recent devel-
opments include the formation of
organized groups on both sides of
the question.
Rabbi Kronish, as most LIBERAL
minded Jews, believes, 20 may all
created in Thine image recognize
that they are brethren, so that,
one in spirit and one in fellow
ship, they may be forever united
before Thee"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10


The brutal Staying of Judith
Ann Roberts. the seven-Year old
daughter of a Baltimore lawyer
killed recently in Miami. is evil
IDENTIFY taking strange turns. This
author was among those who said
that law enforcement men would
not solve this case which made
the front pages of newspapers all
over the nation.
AT this weeks inquest into
the strange Staying Judith AIMS
father offered to take a lie detect
or test after he was told by the
States Attorneys office that the
dead child's whole family were
under suspicion.
What wierd twist this case will
now take is the subject Of great
speculation as efforts continue
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10

Over 100000 has been raised
in the current emergency drive of
the March of Dimes. Like many
communities throughout the ma
ton Miami and Miami Beach have
been hard hit by the dreaded dis
ease this year and local residents,
as well as tourists, have once
again reached deep into their
pockets and have come up with
$4,000 more than the goal set
originally.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10

Mortimer May. national presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of America. was principal guest
speaker over the Labor holiday at
the convention of the Southeast
ern Region of the Zionist Organi-
cation of America in Jacksonville.
Fla.
AT the Sunday night banquet.
DR.. Sidney Marks. executive d.
rector of ZOA. was heard.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10

Rabbi Leon Kronish, Temple
beth Sholem, Miami Beach, con-
Quoted frank discussion of the
QUESTIONABLE he was asked to fill
out for a state agency as to his
opinion of the recent Supreme
Court decision ending segregation
in the nations schools.
The ruling which would force
the school system to admit Ne
groeS to schools where only whites
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10

Rabbi Louis Arr Cassel. spirit
ual leader of the newly organized
Torah Temple. Miami Beach. has
just returned by plane from Is
rael TO make arrangements for
the coming High Holy Days.
The Torah Temple congregation
has rented the air-conditioned
Hibiscus Lodge in which to hold
services until the Temples own
permanent building is finished.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-10
by HAL BER0I0A

Meyers
here Alph
sorority.
At the
the of medallion ororitYs
many contributions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
Entries Being Accepted
for CYO Boxing Tourney

The tempo of activity the boxing quick
cned percepbly this week with that the CYO
is accepting entries for its 10th boxing
ment which starts early in January.
Application blanks may be obtained CYO office,
305 Michigan the Detroit office Of the Michigan AAU,
1910 Liverno any of the 81 AAUaproved
tour boxing clubs Detroit Dearborn Highland Park, Lin
coin Park BEDFORD Township and Van Dyke
Boys who wish to participate the tournament but have
place train should call Frank Connolly. tournament
director WO 37l75 Join boxing class free
Of charge Excellent training facilities and competent nstruc
ton will be available at these centerS.
Entries every weight division from the junior fly
weight GOA lbs through the heavyweight the
and junior classes being accepted but the CYO
will any division which does four
entries.
Maximum age 25 years for the open and classes
and 10 for the junior novice OF Jan. g. and minimum
TO- All contestants register with the Michigan
AAU. The fee so cents for entire year
Deadlne for entries Dec 49, The tournament will start
elimination will be held Jan 10 and 49, and
the championship finals will be staged Thursday JAN 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

fullback, crashed over from
the ? yard line. The drive
began on the North Carolina
81 yard line
The drive featured a 30 yard
pass from Fred Valentine. the
Tennessee quarterback. to Nit
chell who was thrown out of
bounds on the yard line.
Valentines try from placement
was wide
The entire fourth period was
played in the Eagles territory
and the losers muffed three
other scoring opportunities in
the final stanza. They were
held for downs hN rugged
Eagle defense on the iatter's
5, 7 and 3 yard lines.
The Eagles went ahead 1870
just before the end of he half
as big John Baker, 300 pound
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

from the city's seven golf courses
and issuing an order restraining
the city from refusing to let the
players use the park facilities,
postponed the injunction in order
that the city might have time TO
establish a Jim Crow regulation
for use OF the municipal golf
courses by Negroes.
In the appeal, Legal Defense
lawyers argue that while the
state OF Georgia is under no OBJ
legation to provide golf facilities
for public use "once II does so.
it must provide such facilities
without discrimination based up
on race and color
we take the position that the
state has no power under the
Fourteenth Amendment to regu-
late or condition the use OF pub
lie golf facilities on the basis OF
race and color" the lawyers
argue.
This case first came before the
U. S. District Court in 1851 when
Billy Wilson sought permission
to use the Bobby Jones golf
course and was refused because
OF his race.
A declaratory judgment and an
Injunction restraining the park
commissioner from barring Will
son and other Negro golf players
we're sought on July 8, 1854.