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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30

Z Yom Kippur is the most solemn
day of the Jewish religious caIen-
dar. 1t means Day of Atonement,
and at special services Wednesday
night and Thursday the worship
per seeks the spirit of penitence
and an attitude of forgiveness to-
ward those who have done him
harm.
Singing of KOl Nidre'
The service on Wednesday night
commences with the chanting of
Kol Nidre, "All Vows" one of the
most celebrated of all liturgical
melodies. 1t is a musical PRAYER
beseeching divine mercy for rash
conduct during the past year.
Marked by many as a fast day,
Yom Kippur was instituted as a
result of the Injunction in the
Book of Numbers in the Bible.
verse Z of chapter 20, which calls
for a "holy convocation," when eye
shall afflict your SOULS which is
Scriptural language for fasting.
Sukos, a holiday ordained in the
Bible, will be celebrated by the
Jewish people of the world begin
ming at sunset. Monday, Oct. IL.
Sukos is the plural Of the He
brew word, "suko," hut. The
holiday commentaries the divine
providence which sheltered the an
cient Israelites as they wandered
in the desert from the land of
bondage to the land of promise.
Model of Thanksgiving
Sukos, often called Tabernacles,
is also the ancient autumn 'feast
of ingathering," and as such is
the model after which the pilgrims
created the American .Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
Traditionalist Jews observe Sukos
for eight days and follow it with
a holiday known as Simchas Torah,
or the Rejoicing over the Law"
when the cycle of weekly Biblical
readings is concluded with the last
verses of Deuteronomy and imme-
diately begun again from the be-
ginning of the Book of Genesis.
Reform Jews observe Sukos for
seven days and on the eighth cele-
orate Shmini Atzeret C"the eighth |
lay convocation'O with rites SINH
ar to those on Simehas Torah.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Beth Ell Sets
Special Rites
For Children

An extensive schedule of High
Holy Day observances for children
of the Hebrew and Religious Scho.
OILS was announced this week by
Beth El Congregation.
On Yom Kippur, as on Rosh
Hashonah earlier this week, there
will be two different children'S SER
vices, both at IL a. m. next Thurs
day, Oct. u. One. will be for the
Junior congregation (children
over 81, under the direction of Irv-
ing Maurer, Beth ETs new, teacher.
The other will be for children from
5 to 8, conducted by the pre-school
teachers.
A Succa party is scheduled on
SuccoS, starting at 10 a. m. Mon
day, Oct. IL. Holiday refreshments
will be served by the members of
the Parent-Teachers' Organization.
The annual SimchaS Torah party
will be held at $3.50 D. m. Tuesday,
Oct. 19. The children will conduct
their own service, observing the
traditional 'hakofos" ceremony of
parading with the Scrolls of the
Law and their flags. A service
for adults will be conducted after
ward.
Classes in both the Hebrew and
Religious schools already have be-
gun. Parents who have not yet
registered their children were
urged by Rabbi Harry z. Schect-
man to do so as soon as possible
so that their youngsters won't fall
behind in their studies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
For Tercen+enary
SPECIAL,
FUND IS
SOUGHT

A limited campaign tt
raise an additional $3.50,
for financing the Jewisl
tercentennial celebration il
Phoenix this fall has beer
set into motion by the ter
centenary committee.
Total budget for the observanc
is $4,000. The United Jewish Wei
fare Fund has allocated $3.50 ant
Jewish groups have contributed a
bout $3.50. There also have beer
some miscellaneous contributions
bringing the total on hand to abou
$500.
Theodore Pozil is in charge O
the drive. He also is vice chair
man OF the tercentenary committee
He invited contributions from the
community and said checks should
be made payable to the Jewish Ter.
centenary Committee and mailed
to the Phoenix Jewish Community
Council, P. o. Box 713S, Phoenix
Banquet Planned
Another major development in
plans for the tercentennial was the
decision to stage Toast to the
Pioneers" banquet Monday even
ing, Nov. Is, in the Concho Room of
the Hotel Westward Ho. The affair
will honor living Jewish pioneers
in Phoenix and central Arizona.
The program will include the
reading of the governors proclama-
ton, music, an introduction of the
newly-written history of the Jewish
community in Phoenix, introduct-
ion of the pioneers and an address
by prominent personality.
Nat Silverman and Sam Fine
berg are in charge. Mrs. Helen
Pozil and 81 Landau are super
vising the musical program.
Peak in November
Nationally, the tercentary cele-
bration began earlier this month.
Phoenix phase of the observance
will be concentrated during Nov
ember.
Scheduled events include a major
Jewish musicale, an exhibit of
graphic arts of Jewish historical
interest at the public library,
presentation of so books of Jewish
interest to the public library, publ
cation of the Arizona Jewish his
tory, presentation of radio and
dramatic pageant, ITO Be Free,
specially written by Mrs. Brenda
Mecller, to be produced at Phoe-
nix Union High School auditorium.
All activities except the banquet
will be open to the public without
charge.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
New Center
Season Will
Begin Sunday

"A big square dance party
open to the entire Jewish
community will be staged
Sunday evening at the Jew
lsh Community Center, Of
fically launching the Cen
ter's 1954-55 activities sea-
son.
1t will be free to everybody
members and non-members. STAN
ley Klebe is in charge and there
Will be refreshments. During the
evening, plans viii be announced
for the Center's oncoming series
OF bi-monthly square dances.
The regular weekly fun program
for children also viii get under
way Sunday afternoon. Activities
include roller-skating and athletic
activities in the gymnasium, ping
pong, croquet, horseshoes, Cotillon
Club for 9-to-12-year-olds, with
emphasis on social dance instruc-
ton and party dancing; swimming
as long as the weather permits,
and girls beginning ballet classes.
Second Season
The Center's plans for its new
Season-the second one since the
new Center was built at 1910 E.
Comeback Rd.-also include: A
fortnightly forum, social dancing
for adults, teen-age lounge open
nightly and choral group. Ac-
tivities carried over from last year
will include a Great Books discus
sion group led by Robert Frank
and the Listening for Pleasure
music group conducted by 81 Lam
dau.
Plans are being developed, in
addition, for the following program
features: Masterpieces of Jewish
Literature, Radio Drama, Israeli
folk dancing, conversational Yid-
dish and American Jewish history.
Here is the complete day-to-day
schedule for the season:
SUNDAY
Children's program from l to pm
Roler-skating
Arts and crafts.
Cotillon Club for children of to 12.
Beginning ballet dancing for girls
Athletics and swimming.
Pool open from to S pm.
Fortnightly Forum.
Z Square dancing.
; Social dancing for adults.
Music for pleasure.
Choral group.
MONDAY
Slimnastics for women
Group meetings.
Teen-age lounge.
TUESDAY
Great Books discussion.
Sketching and painting
Volley ball for adult men.
Basketball scrimmage.
Dance instruction for teen-agers.
Teen-age lounge.
Group meetings.
Continued on Page Two)
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Give up Negev.
Eqypfion Hints

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Col.
Canal Abdel Nasser, Egypt
ian premier, indicated last
week that he wants Israel to
give up the Negev. The indi-
cation was contained i'm an
interview from Cairo reported
by the United Press.
The premier was reported
to have said that the Negev
splits the Arab world and that
therefore Israel would sooner
or later have to give it up
so the Arabs could have un-
interrupted land cOmmunica-
ton.
Nasser asserted that Israeli
concern over the British eva
cuatiOn of the Suez Canal area
and American military aid
to Egypt is artificial" He
charged that Israel's express
sion of concern over these de-
velopments were designed
mainly to collect money from
the American government and
American people and the rest
of the world"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30

INFORMED sources mere antlCl
pated that Secretary of State JOIN
Foster Dulles would announc,
American endorsement of the Bri
tiSh move and that France would
follow suit, thus keeping intac
the three-power relationship of tht
Tri-partite Declaration.
The British offer came in reply
in demarche by the representa-
tives of the eight Arab states who
called at the Foreign Office re
Gently to demand action by the
Western Powers against Israel. II
was made by Selwyn Lloyd, mini.
ster of state, who had received the
Arab diplomats.
The British offer was welcomed
in Israel. An Israeli foreign mini.
stry spokesman said that I'VE shall
be pleased if any third party sue
ceeds In bringing us together with
representatives of any and all the
Arab states for the purpose of dir
ect negotiations
In his reply to the Arabs, Lloyd
made the following points:
1. The British government is
gravely concerned over the Arab
Israel border situation. The gov
ernment, which has consistently
supported United Nations efforts
to Sbring about peace between
the parties, attaches great inn
pOrtance to the effective work.
ing of the UN truce organization.
1t hopes that Israel will return
to the Israel-JOrdan Mixed Arm
istice Commission and that the
Israel-JOrdan local commanders
agreement to handle many ten
sion provoking icidents ON lower
levels would be revived.
2. The British government be-
lieves that an atmosphere for a
settlement can only be created
if there is a more peaceful situa-
ton along IsraeI's borders. That
will require further avoidance of
frontier incidents and the cessa-
ton of reprisal raids, the conse-
quences of which cannot be pre-
dicted.
8. The British government be-
lieves that discussion of the
differences between the parties
would help. This can either be
done directly or through third
parties. There can neither be a
preliminary discussion designed
to create more peaceful condi-
tiOns on the border leading to a
wider discussion of all out
standing differences, or more
general discussion straight away.
A. The timing of such discus
siOnS would, of course, be impOr-
tant. The best preliminary would
be a reduction of tension, cessa-
ti0n of incidents and more con-
ciliatOry attitude by both sides.
In the meantime, British policy
will continue to be based ON eyist-
ing treaties and obligations, a
mOng them the treaty of alliance
with Jordan and the Tripartite
guaranteeing the
present Arab-Israel borders.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Biggest Yet

This holiday marks some
kind of milestone for us as
well as for the 3OO-year-old
Jewish community of Amer
lea. For this 32-page Rosh
Hashonah-Yom Kippur edi-
ton of The. Phoenix Jewish
News is the largest in our
history. And so we say
thanks to the Jewish COM
munity of Phoenix and the
valley, to the general COM
munity and to our advertis-
ers, and We hope you enjoy
the paper.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
ZOA's Western Chief To
Address Group in Phoenix

Rabbi Jacob NJ. OFT of Holly
wood, president of the Western
states region of the Zionist or
ganization of America, will be tn
principal speaker at an installation
meeting of the Phoenix BRANDED
Zionist District Sunday evening
Oct. II, at Temple Beth Israel.
Rabbi OFT, a decorated chaplain
of World War II, is spiritual lead.
er of Temple Beth Ell of Holly
wood and member of the faculty
of the University of Judaism ir
Los Angeles.
A musical program at the in
stallation meeting will feature Dick
Saunders, tenor appearing at The
Gilded Cage, accompanied by his
wife, Lee. He will sing several
popular Hebrew and Jewish num-
berS.
Officers Listed
New officers to be installed are
headed by William FelSher as pres
ident. Others are Sam Gallant, 1st
vice president; M. B. Goldman, Jr.,
End vice president; Leon Francis.
Srd vice president; Mrs. Anna K.
Hoffman, 4th vice president and
recording secretary; Mrs. Peggy
Goldin, corresponding secretary:
Harry Breverman, financial secre-
tary; LOrin Thalheimer, treasurer:
Eric Duskin, auditor, and the fol-
lowing directors: Irving j. Abrams.
Robert Biegel, Joseph H. Cohen,
Meyer Diamond, Sam Drey, Rabbi
Morton G. Fierman, Jack Finkel-
stein. Philip Friedlander, Joseph
Getzov, Jacob Goodkind, Abraham
Horowitz, DR.. Leon Herbert, Rabbi
A. L. KrOhn, Rev. William P. May
er. David Reiser, Morris Resser,
Matthew j. Ritchie, Cantor Solo
mon Rothstein. Rabbi Harry z.
Schectman, Harry A. Shevick, Abe
K. SimonS. E. B. Sode, Elias Sum
shine and DIR. Sol Shapera.
During. the war, Rabbi OFT served
as chaplain with the 83rd ''Thun-
derbolt" Division m the European
theatre and received five battle
stars and the Bronze Star medal
with oak leaf cluster. Near the
end of the war and during the first
weeks of occupation, he rendered
outstanding service with the in
mates of concentration camps at
cachau, Pocking, Regensberg and
He also was part Of
the underground" which helped
Jewish survivors reach Palestine
via the American Occupied Zone
and the Italian port of Beri.
Received by Ike
In 1946, Rabbi OFT went to Anshe
smet Synagogue in Chicago, where
1e also was cultural chairman of
zOA.
Recently he was invited to be
at the White House by |
President Eisenhower.
In addition to his other duties.
Rabbi OFT is chairman of the |
speakers bureau of ZOA'S West !
'rn region. He has contributed to |
he Congress Weekly. opinion, Re
onStructioniSt, Spectator and 9TH
n publications. His war diaries
re scheduled for publication soon,
nd he has written a novel, "The
life of Malachi Karst," which is
lue for publication next summer.
General chairman of the installa-
ion meeting will be Rabbi Schect-
nan. Ritchie will be program
hartman. 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Cash Drive Starts Fast

NEW YORK, (JTA)-More than
900 local campaign bodies re-
sponded to the $5OyO00.O00 cash
appeal of the United Jewish APP
peal in its first week, Morris w.
BERNSTEIN, national chairman Of
the cash campaign. reported. He
termed this IAN encouraging sign
of the momentum we seek and
require for the drives success"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Currency Rules Relaxed

LONDON, (JTA) - The Jewish
Agency office here hailed new
government regulations easing the
transfer of currency abroad by
emigrants as a boon to Jews de-
string to settle in Israel. The
Agency said that the move will
enable the majority of potential
immigrants from Britain to Israel
to take all their savings and cap
ital with them.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
2 Honored by Group

NEW YORK, (JTA)--Charles S.
Zimmerman, vice-president of the
International Ladies Garment
Workers Union, and Thurgood
Marshall, special counsel for the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, re-
ceived the first Human Rights
awards from the Workmen's cir
Gle, Jewish labor fraternal organ
ization, at the groups encamp-
ment here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Charged

WINNIPEG, (JTA) - There is
deep apprehension" in Israel over
tn attempts by the United States
and Britain to appease the Arab
states, Moshe Bitan, Histadrut
representative in America, declared
here at the sixth national conven-
ton Of the Labor Zionist Move
ment in Canada.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
Fraterni+ies Drop Bars

BOULDER, Colo. (JTA - Bar
iers of social discrimination have
been lowered here at the Univer-
sity of Colorado, and Jewish stu
dents have been invited to join
the "non-Jewish" fraternities and
sororities this year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
High Holidays Celebrate
Three Centuries in US.

The
Jewry religious observanceRh
romn
of
cmaxed by Yo Kppu
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-09-30
IsroeIWoits ond Marches
B RITAIN BIDS
TO MEDIATE
IN MID-EAST

UNITED NATIONS, NY, (JTA)-IsraeI watched This
week to whether anything would materiaze
from surprise British offer of Brtans good Offices in
mediang between Israel and the Arab states either for
essenng of tension in the Middle East or for discussion
of the major issues between the two
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