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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-22
1850 to $40 FINE FELT HATS

Real, important savings on
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ferred colors and models.
Sizes 6s4 to w.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Worsham

Herman Dowdy will preach at
the Baptist Church Sunday
morning in the absence of the
pastor. who Is conducting re-
vival at the Bethesda Baptist
Church. near John Kerr Dam.
The Y, w. AS, r. AS. GAS
and Sunbeams met Tuesday
night at the church.
MIR. and Mrs. HoWson Cole. OF
Richmond. spent the past week
end with the Dupuys.
Richard Dupuy was in Will
liamsbure Wednesday in the in
terest Of the A. P. V. A.
Mrs. F.. O. McQuarly was ar
overnight guests on Sunday Of
her son in law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Booth, il
Prospect.
Mr.. and MRS. Rex Parrot. ant
family. OF Throck, have recent.
moved to this community. W.
ale glad to welcome them to tn
| neighborhood.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Smith. 0
Farmville. Mr. and Mrs Ear
Lane and Mr.. and Mrs. Cheste
Lane Jr. visited the PARROTS Oh
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cher
nault and Johnny Chernault cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs. b. M, Nc
Court in Buckingham, Sunday
Hugh Cabell Garland an
Anna Maria Spencer are recover
ing from the Chicken pox,
Mr.. and Mrs Carren Lewis an
daughter Joann. of Richmond
were guests during the week en-
Of Mrs. Jessie Southall and M,
and Mrs. Joe Garland Mrs. Edn
Conner, Misses Susan and Sar
Conner and Miss Mary Lou South
AL also visited them on Sunda,
Mrs. O. A. Southall and Mis-
Ollie Porterfield had as tn e i
guests last week end; Mr. an
Mrs. j. M. O'Neil, Of Fall
Church; Mr. and Mrs Care
| Lewis and 10 Ann wis. c
Richmond; Bob Bedinger an
! Clarence Wright, Of Norfolk.
Robert Porterfield attended tn
funeral Of NJ. 0, Lush, Sunday, i
BurkeVille.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Prospect

MISS Martha Bonaswell and
Harvey Enrich. of Philadelphia
Pa. spent the week end with her
sister and brother in law, Rev
and Mrs. j G. Weaver.
Nr. and Mrs j F. Glenn visit
"a her sister, Mrs. w. L. Tholnp-
son, Of Newport News during the
week end
MRS c. B. Carson has returned
from Southside Community Hos
pital and is recuperating at her
home here.
Guests Of Mr., and Mrs. o. P.
Farrar Sunday, were 0. P. Far
rar Jr., Of Greensboro N. c., Mr.
and Mrs. L. w Marsh, and Mrs.
w. A. McDearmon, of Lynch
burg, and Mrs. j. D. McDearnon
J. Y. Lewis is attending a Post
masters convention in Roanoke
this week.
Mrs. Mamie Beal and Mrs. Q. P,
Farrar attended the funeral of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28

guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Witt and
MIR, and Mrs. Clyde, spent the
week end in Huddleston, with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Overstreet.
Attends Funeral
Mrs. Lena Owen and daughter.
Louise, and son Edward Owen. all
of Richmond, Mrs. Annie And
rews, and Miss Shirley Smith. all
OF Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Macon Vaughan Sunday, and at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ida
Mae, Perkenson, Sunday May %
at 230 p. m at the Methodist
Church.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Isenhour
and family. Of Baltimore, spent
a few days here with his sister
Mrs Sella Waddell.
Vernon Priddy, Of Portsmouth
is spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs F.. O. priddy and Mrs. Mable
Donald of Norfolk. Mi and, Mrs
Jack Donald OF South Norfolk
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
! f. O. Priddy
Mrs. Genevie Smith and Mrs
Lucy Price, her mother, Of lie.
bourn Penna.. attended the fun
eral Of Mrs Ida Mae Perkensor
Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. Frank Koehe
and family, Of Hopewell, spen
the week end with their mother
Mrs w. s. Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis MorriSette
Of Richmond, spent Monday Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe jenkins
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Dunkum
: Mrs ]. w Carter. Mrs. Dais
Flowers, Mrs L. r. Hurt an
MISS Bertha Nunnally. visite
Mrs. Elise Queensberry in Chas
; City. Sun day afternoon Mrs
Queensberry who is very i'll. vii
, 90 back to Duke Hospital in Dur
I ham N, O.. Monday May "a
; WINS Meets
The Womans Missionary soc
iety, Of the Meherrin Baptis
Church. met at the parsonae
| last Friday evening. Mrs. l.. |
Elliott was program leader Mrs
Robert Hammock and Mrs. r.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Beach. Florida.

Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Southal1 Farrar. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Weaver, left Monday To visit her
sister, Mrs NJ "A. French and
MIR. French. at Sunny Side
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Schmidt were
dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs.
T. o. Bondurant, Monday even
ing
MIR. and MRS. David jenkins. OF
Richmond, spent Sunday with
( Mrs. Claude Weaver
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Collins o.
Raleigh. N. c.. announce the
birth OF a daughter Kay Christ
inc on May 30. Mrs. Collins wa
Miss Christine Bailey.
Cpl and Mrs Alan Chenerl
Jr., and b a b y Lou. of Laurel
Md. spent the week end with he
mot her Mrs G.. j Bradshaw
Misses Claudia Bradshaw AM
Joan Bailey, spent Sunday in tn
same home.
Mrs. Gene Banton and bah
Diane. of Richmond, spent sew
eral days last week with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. F.. G.. Walton
Mr.. Banton Joined them for tn
week end
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weave
and Claude Jr,, spent last Wed
nesday wit h her brothers /
Richmond Mrs Alvin Weave
and Jack Weaver were guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, Wednes
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Fl. Banton. {
Gainesville were dinner guest
of Mr., and Mrs r. G. Walton
Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Meherriin

MIR. and Mrs. Allen Letsher
Grimmett, Of HopeWell, were
week end guests of Rev. Mrs. R.
E. Dunkum. Mr.. Grimmett is an
attorney in Fkopewell and his wife
is clerk OF the court. She is an
author and historian, and has
travelled in veral countries
aboard and most Of u S. A.. and
Canada. MIR. Grimmett is also a
Judge.
There hobby is collecting pic
lures and historical data of the
old churches of Virginia. While
at Meherrin, they secured the
pictures and brief history of
Meherrin. Baptist Church. built
in It'll and Tussekiah Church
built in 7l76. Both OF them at
tended public worship at Meher-
rim Baptist Church Sunday al
ii a. m. Besides Mr.. and Mrs
Grimmett other Sunday lunch
VII nuIobS NCiC. wi dIlu M ,
H. L. Stricken, and Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Dunkum, il, Mrs Stricklel
is also an author and one of hel
outstanding books is Brandon
Lane"
School Patrons Meet
There will be mass meetinl
of the patrons Of the Meherril
school Friday at TAB .. m. al
patrons and friends Of the schoo
are urged to attend this meeting
The meeting is for the purpos
of trying to keep all rooms tina
are now operating, for anothe
session.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Barker an,
family of Roanoke Rapids, N. c
spent the week end with hi
mother, Mrs. Bertha Barker.
Sunday visitors Of Mrs. Lott
Collier were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Boliek and family Of Drake
Branch, Mrs. O. r. Boliek. 0
Chase City, and Mrs. Leroy Col
lier, of Blackstone.
A plastic party was given il
the home OF Mrs, Noel Bruce las
Tuesday night May 18, with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Sandy River

Mrs. Blanche Bass, w. B. Bass,
and Billy Bass visited -aiss Mar
tina Bass at Stuart Circle Hos
pital. Sunday.
Mrs. Q. B. Bass, Of Richmond
and Mr. and Mrs. Hodges Mottely
and family of Danville. visited
Mrs. w. B. Gates Sunday after
noon
Miss jamie Gillian, of Lynch
burg, spent the week end visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gillian
Mrs. William Wall, Mrs. Orlir
Clark and Mrs. Wilson Snelson
of Richmond. spent Sunday visit
ing w E Bradshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. c r. Jones Jr.
VISITED Mrs. Jones parents a
Wellvile, Sunday.
Mrs W. r. Padgett, of Arnihers
returned home Saturday aftel
spending several weeks with MI
and Mrs Elwood Gaines.
MIR. and Mrs. Grady Little. 0
Newport News. spent the weel
end visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.
Smith. Martha and Grady Littl
Jr., returned home with thei
parents after tWoweek visi
with their grandparents. Mr. an
Mrs. Earl Smith Jr.. and daugh
tiers. of Pamplin, visited AIr. an
Mrs. Smith, Sunday
Mrs. Edwin Woodward an
children, OF Richmond, spent sev
eral days last week visiting Mis-
Mary Bruce and John Bruc,
Others who visited in the Bruc
home Friday evening were /, M.
and Mrs. Thomas Bruce and sol
Mrs w. c. FallWell and Mis-
Mary Ann Davidson. of Farm
vile
Mr. Woodward Joined Mr.
, Woodward and children for til
: week end and they were guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j, r. Bruce.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
d..
IllCc

Mrs Estelle Bradshaw. of Rich
lnond. was the week end guests OF
Mrs. II. p. Bradshaw.
Cpl. and MRS. George Burg,
who have been occupying the
apartment in the home of Mrs,
H. l. Bradshaw for the past six
months. left for their home in
Auburn Mich. Tuesday,
Mrs H. B. Pierce and. daughter.
Rachel, are spending this week
with her parents. MIR and Mrs,
Howell at Windsor. Billy was
there for the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Watkins
We're dinner guests of the Rev
and Mrs. II. N. Soyars, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs: Edward Frank
were week end guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Wilkerson at Alta
vista
Clarence Bradshaw and daugh-
ter, Miss Kate. Of Durham, N. c
spent Saturday with Mrs. H L
/ Bradshaw
Miss Betty Sims of Lynchburg
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
John Lindsey Miss Sims was din.
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.. B
Sims. Monday
Calvin Bass is attending tn
General Assembly OF the Pres
byterlan Church at Montreal. N
c this week
bobby Bass, OF Alexandria, am
Miss judy Rock Of Richmon
We're dinner guests OF Mr. an,
Mrs. Richard Chambers, Satu
day evening.
Mrs j. d Berry is visiting MI
and Mrs. Joe Berry and Mr. an
MlB Billy Berry in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kilby an
children. Of Chester, We're wee
end Of Mr. and Mrs. r O Bond
urant
Home for Summer
Miss Fl!nor Bass has returne
home for the summer from Ma
ryVille College Mr., and Mrs. 10
Naylor and daughter Miss Nancy
were dinner guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs Calvin B a SIS. Friday. el
route TO their home in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Davis an,
children Of Richmond Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Osborn and sons O
FarmVillt and Mr. and Mrs. Bruc
Gates spent Sunday with Mr.. an,
Mrs. r B, WalthaH
Miss Ruby Chambers, Of Black
stone, has been visiting her bro
Their and sister in law, Mr.. am
Mrs Vernon Chambers.
Nh and Mrs Wade Nance ant
Bobby. Of Glenn Allen. spen
Sunday with Mrs. John Olger
and Raymond Olgars.
Miss Dee Williams and Matti
Vaughan Of WASHINGTON, and MI
and Mrs. w. L. Vaughan ar
spending this week at Dayton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28

President Eisenhower, resisting
his belief in a bipartisan foreign
policy disassociated himself from
Republican attack on the loyalty
of Democrats by saying he GOULD
see no difference between Atneri-
can by party.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28

Mrs P o Paulett9, at Evergreen,
Monday
Mrs B. T Taylor, Of FarmvIle.
was a Sunday guests of Mrs. r.
r N. Cock.
Messers, Claude Chick, Jack
Jones, and j. F. Glenn made a
business trip to Richmond last
week.
Mrs. D. S Glenn is spending
two weeks at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. NJ r. Taylor. She
will serve as hostess at The Tay-
lor House. at Virginia Beach I'M
til Mrs Taylor's School closes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Words Of the Wise

The finest music In the room
Is that which streams out to
the ear OF the spirit in many
an exquisite strain from the
little shelf of books on the
opposite wall Every volume
there is an instrument which
some methodist OF the mind ere
ated and set vibrating with
music. flames Lane Allen)
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28

Dunkum. Sr. were hostesses.
w r. Berry entered Southside
Community Hospital in Farm
vile Monday, His many friends
wish him speedy recovery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28
Services Sunday
At Beulah Church

There will be Sunday School
and preaching at Beulah church
at Abiifne next Sunday, May 80,
III the morning.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-28

KEEP VIRGINIA CLEANi
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Temple Celebrates Hanukah
In Weekend OF Activity

Sabbath services at Temple
Emanuel next Friday eve
ming will usher in a weekend
of activities to appropriately
celebrate Hanukah. Tradition.
ally the Temple youth parti-
cipate in the family Hanukah
Sabbath service. Conducting
it this year will be Sandy Dan
Ziger, Louis Elpern, Joyce
Goldwyn, Martin Halpern, Ira
Mishkind, Deanna Myerson,
Robert Posner, Gerald Rakita,
Jane Rosenblum, Jack Singer.
For the first time a youth
choir will appear at a Sab
bath service. It will sing the
candle-lighting blessing. Mrs.
Herman Novick directs them.
They will join the regular
choir for a Hanukah poem. In
the group are Betty Bilgray,
Bonnie Buchanan, Andrea Da-
Wis, Margaret and Bonnie
Kirchner, Marcia Silberman,
Michael Parrish, Michael Pos
ner, Robert Young.
Sunday morning, Dec. 25,
students of the Sunday ses-
sion will mark the holiday
with class parties and an ex-
change of gifts. Later they
will gather to hear a program
of Hanukah plays and join in
a song-fest. This years play
is "Debby Bumps into Hanu-
kah," directed by Mrs. Samuel
Kurn.
The players are Karen
Schill, as Debby; Terry Mil
der, Hanukah; Robert Good
man, Judah Maccabee; Susan
Eisenberg, Antiochus. The
boys and girls in the cast are
Betty Bilgray, Lois Eisenstat,
Richard Mehana, Peter Hol-
pert, Richard Moret, Neil Po-
well, David Jacobs, Richard
Wohlfeiler. Mothers of the
cast are Barbara Costin, Joyce
Adelman, Susan Greenberg,
Sandra Eisenberg, Diane ia
cobs, Ilyce Oppenheim, Mary
anne Shapiro and Nata Jean
Strauss.
The dancing dredlach,
coached by Mrs. Paul Schill,
are Spencer Cohen, Donna
Breedlove, Kathy Fairberg,
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
To Prepare
Center STUDY

First phase of a study rec
commended by Bnai Birth re-
Gently and approved by the
Community Council dele
gates will begin its work. A
joint Center Council commit
tee has been formed whose
purpose is to analyze the Gen.
ter-Council relationship and
the relation of the Center to
the community as a whole.
Sidney Gilberg will serve
as chairman. On the commit
tee are Mrs. Elmer GoldWyn.
Harry Bacal, Jack Fruchthen-
dler, William Gordon, I. H.
Handmaker, David Kramer,
Nathan Perlman, Morris Ro-
Senbaum, Norris Shanhouse.
William Levin accepted the
Craftsmanship of the new Gen.
ter membership committee.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17

Philip Klafter, Ellen Kleiner.
man, Janice Levine, Wayne
Powell, Edward Shapiro. The
program will also include pi-
ano selections played by Ron
ME Saccani.
The program will be re-
peated that evening at a Fam
lily Hanukah Latke party,
sponsored by the Sisterhood
and Student Council. Mrs.
Robert Nathanson is chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Ben
Silberman. Members of the
committee are Mines. Irving
Buchanan, Merrill Holpert, Ed
ward Kleinerman, Simon Mo-
ret, Edward Nix, Frank Po-
we'll, Arthur Rauh, Harold
Wohlfeiler. Serving on that
evenings important refresh
ment committee are Mines.
David A. Bloom, Peter Good
man, Ted Gould, Fred Jacobs,
Daniel Kagel, Martin Kamhi,
Sidney Nevins, Matthew Op-
penheim, Jerome Parrish,
Ray Russell, Herbert Schwag-
er, Murray Zelichson.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Sisterhood To
Hold Card
Party Saturday

Anshei Israel Sisterhood
plan to hold a Hanukah card
and NAH jongg party on Sat
urday night in the auditorium.
1t will be a combined affair,
with the Mr.. and Mrs. Club
and Mems Club cooperating.
The card party is taking the
place this year of the Sister
hoods annual H anuk h
dance. There will be plenty of
latkes, cakes and delicacies.
Admission of one dollar will
include the delicious refresh
mentS.
Mrs. I. Margolis is chair
man with Mrs. Lou Zimbler
co-chairman. The community
is invited to attend and the
chairmen requests players to
bring their own cards and
NAH jongg sets.
Door prizes will be award
ed and all proceeds will 90 to
the Hebrew School.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17
Plan Workmen
Circle Party

| Because there will be NJ
New Years party this year
special emphasis is being plac
ed on the Workmen's Circle
Hanukah party on Dec. 26 al
7:30 pm. at Anshei Israel
Surely to delight the audience
is a Sholom Aleichem one-act
play "MaZeltov" in Yiddish.
| Cast includes Hyman Fem
erman, Mrs. I. Margolis, Har-
ry Rose, Mrs. Morris Wanger
and a newcomer, Mrs. Celia
Click. On the musical portion
will be two popular singers,
Roslyn Cooper and David ST.
rota with Morris Wolfson, the
concert pianist as accompan-
ist. A young man who has en-
deared himself to local audi
ences, Leo Berger will give a
special monologue, "Scho-
moos," full of mirth. Canter
I. Roth will chant for the
lighting of the Hanukah can
dies.
Program committee con-
sists of Mrs. I. Margolis as
chairman and Harry Rose CO.
chairman. Mrs. Morris Siegel
heads the refreshment COM
mittee. They assure everyone
attending a splendid evening
of entertainment and extend
a hearty welcome to the pub
lie to attend. Proceeds from
the nominal admission will be
devoted to work with children
in Israel, in which Workmen
Circle has been deeply inter
eSted.
Another important Work
man Circle event is the annual
banquet to be held at the San
ia Rita Hotel on Dec. 10. A
few reservations are still
available.
The Arizona post., 1954-12-17

The Arizona Post makes
q welcome gift to a relative
and to newcomers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-31

of London the last months while Washington busy beg
gng the Arab countries to accept American This has
not failed to make deep impression in Israel although it
does presage any change in sraes association with the
United States British Prime Minister Sir Winston Church
ill and Foreign Minister Anthony Eden to be vyng with
opposition leaders like Herbert Morrison in orally pattng IS
rae back There has also been vertabe host of
important British visitors to Israel Members of both
Houses of Parliament businessmen and officials follow each
other in quick succession, and all try make good impress
sion while they are than that: of them
Jordan which ruled by Britain and try their
best lessen the between Israel and Jordan This
all part of British activity to regain diplomatic
initiative in the Middle East since Britain does not like to
u S. influence growing stronger there In Israel Britain
ground than anywhere else in the Middle East for
staging comeback spite Of past differences For Israel
need of helping hand in the present proArab stand
taken by the State Department. she welcomes sincere
approach Thus the United States does not do something
quickly alter it's present stand may lose to Britain not
only Israel but in the whole Middle East in view of
the fact that the lehanded of counting the Arabs is
obviously failing to make the desired impression
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and women who write and speak boldly the WORDS nat
set forth the Political action alone will not do we
must the creative artists free minds who can
portray the Towering the human spirit with the full impact
of all the art forms The writer the painter the musician ana
the CRITICAL can provide depth and enduring emotion to the
defense of freedom We must have greater outpourg Oh
literature If drama of the and music than the world
has eyer known if the message of freedom to strike fire IN
the hearts of men,"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-31

Our concept OF IOYd11Y IS
different from that insisted
upon by totalitarian regimes.
for our understanding Of
freedom is different. Auto
cratic countries forbid or dis
courage diversities in reli-
qion and culture. They fear
these things as dangerous to
their nationalisrn. We do not
demand such a sacrifice Of
freedom. If a man is free only
to be what his neighbor
wishes. he is not truly free.
A m erican patriotism re-
quires political allegiance
but not uniformity in faith.
in culture or in sentiment.
Unity does not involve uni
formitY.
eve need men and women
whose minds are free, men
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-31
A THOUGHT FOR IS

We who have published this news
paper for the past FL years would like
to say that we have never antagonized
anyone with our editorials. But such
would not be the truth. for our policy
is and always has been to print the
facts as we see them and to interpret
those facts as our conscience would
dictate. No one can accuse US of being
afraid to print the truth about the
many phases Of Jewish life-as we
see them. This policy of forthrightness
has therefore created controversies at
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-12-31

QUESTION:: What is the Ike
dushah?"
ANSWER: The "Kedushah'' is
the prayer of sanctification in the
course Of which the name of the
Lord is sanctified. In the daily
morning service this is done three
times: once in the prayers before
the Shema is recited; again during
the repetition of the Amidah, and
finally in the prayer of "Uvo Let
zion" near the conclusion of the
service. The first is called the
"Kedushah D'Yeshiva" because
one may sit down at this point.
The second is called the ''Kedush-
ali D'Amidah" because this Ke-
dushah must be said only in a
standing position and the third is
called "Kedushah D'Sidrah"
which means the "Kedushah of
the Order of the Day" since it was
originally the order of the day to
read a portion from the prophets
and to sanctify the name of the
Almighty after the reading.
Il. Il
QUESTION: What is the purpose
and contents of the "Kedushah?"
ANSWER: Man, even in his
mortal existence, was given the
opportunity of sanctifying the
Lord in the same manner as the
angels do. This was accomplished
by the recitation of the Kedushah.
The basic contents, which is the
common denomination of all the
forms of the Kedushah, is what is
sometimes referred to as the
"doxology" which means "the
speaking of praises" to the AL
mighty. These are the two verses
taken from the Books Of Isaiah
and Ezekiel which the prophets
attributed to the choir of angels
who sing: Holy, Holy, Holy, is
the Lord of Hosts; the fulness Of
the whole earth is His glory" and
BLESSED by the glory of the Lord
from His Heavenly abode" lisa
iah 6:3 and Ezekiel 1922
s. s. *
QUESTION:: Why is this Ike
dushah" said in these three places
of the daily morning prayers?
ANSWER: The first place calls
for this proclamation because it is
the place in the prayers called
"Yotzer" which bespeaks the
wonders of creation. In this place
it was necessary to emphasize that
it was the Almighty who was
totally responsible for the crea-
ton. The second place is the main
body of prayer and thus the sane
LITIGATION of the Lord is called for.
The third place contains the Ke-
dushah for two reasons: first, be-
cause of the fact that it was once
instituted there when the harsh
DEGREES of a foreign government
forbade its use; second, because
of some people who may either
have come late and missed the
previous one or because of those
who pray privately and could not
recite the second "Kedushah"
form.
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Between You and Me.
nv non1s cHroY An Copyright. Teegaph.s
O~AAA0 SS~~@A@A@1
THE NEW YEAR
POse Three
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

Whether some officials in Washington like
it or not, some changes in the American pol
icy on the Arab-Israel problem will have to
take place this year -. Otherwise, Britain
will take all political initiative in the Middle
East away from the State Department :.
This has become more and more obvious to
observers in Washington A flood of en-
couragenent for Israel has been pouring out