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HOUSES URFuRN. tcent.I

1913 7fh ST n.W.--3 bedrrns.. IL
bath3 2 screened poEches; COM
pletely redecorated throushout; gas
h.-w. heat; SS5 per mo. Call WIN.
II. SAUNDERS CO, pI. 7-I0I5
--1
SILVER sPRING-charming 2-bed-
room, 2-bath home with den. and
dining room, Unsurpassed eiose-il
location. S125. WILLIAM REID
JU. 5-7725 or 10. 5-7479. 81
ARL.--InyittnR semidetached; good
transp.. school, modern appliances;
4os tsPsad o1XeKESBos LSi sss ~ sp. 5sl NE5.7a s
din. rm.. kit. . bedrms. and bath
Up; hsmt.; nr. Eastern ave. and
New Hampshire ave-: sos mo. LO.
5-5052, Ju. 5-T024 --2
SEAT PLEASANT. MD. ~ 2-bedrm
hrk, washer; fsneed-in yard; ss5
per mo: ia: 5.43lg. -
Srnasrrs Srlsk rambler; seE every modern con-
VIERs MILL bedrnis.. with bsmt
and fenced yard; Ss5 mo. and utiis.
BETHEsDA--2-bedrm. and den ram
bier: on transp.; S130. OIL. g.
$500. a-5. ALLIED REALTY.
$40 month-New 3-bedrm.. 1-bSth
home with mod. kit, Ice. dinette-
hy. rm.; full bsmt. with rec. rm.;
gas hot-atr heat; lge. fenced yard
on quiet street: nr. schools and
shopping. Call OWNER. whitehall
$3.50. 80
s2I W; BROAD ST, FALLS CHURCH
Brick house, o rms: bsnit, attic and
Earase; close TO pafochial and pub
lie schools. shopping center and bus
stop: lge. fenced in I'd. KE. S-597E
or apply. for key next door; $40 W
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcon..l

CHEVY cHAsE-5 BEDRMs.: i'm
macuiate older type home with
bedrm. and bath on 1st a., family,
sized din. rm.. huge .kits garage;
s.aseo. ssssSO. rSEpERIck fia Hasa W. BBEiREkNasi kai
ciEykLsSD Ii 4 i4 PARK. $1,000 down.
Older-type. 5-bedrm. home, block
pm. EN-. 2-7s00. FREDERICK
cTksyRsEEEESs VI REEEEEESsi sPiGMEk, Mk s. g.. eco.a.D...eh.d
close to shopping, transportstion.
lust OF Conn ave. Only $l7.950.
call LE0UM q GERBER, EN-. 2.
5000 till o. pm;
GARFIELD ST., $500 block n;ws
s1ui sna nr Psi sherSton.Psrk Sto ssf = HotstGfur.
nished l0-room. 3-bath brick: gas
fsss GpW1N nife E. RIIis eIiis Rssso JsU oNHR icio
Vermont ave, RE 1910.
kENT--New listing: spacious home,
featuring large 1st-d. bedrooms and
bath plus paneled study, spacious
a6wiss kitchen" with its cozy, open
fireplace and breakfast area! Much
more to inspect. Shown BY appt,
| Eyes. OIL. 4-7620; daily til 8, EN-.
| 2-7400. METzLER. Realtor- Builder,
| 5022 Conn. ave. NV. II
MT. PLEASANT N.W.-Three- story
| row brk.: 8 lovely rms, suit. lge.
family OF income: only $995 On;
MI i PLaasaNTES.staory haaUs1atH ES aagDzS Brick; sS )
complete apts.; good income; owner
leaving; $1,000 down NO. T-7626.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES
Custom-built rambler on level
wooded lot. 3 bedrIns., 2 baths, de
| luxe kit, slate roof Ewes. WO. g.
5000. Daily I'll 6. EN- S-14o8.
METzLER. Realtor- Builder, 6022
Conn. ave. NV. --1
SHEPHERD PARK. sIe,95o--Beau.
tiful big frame centeH-halI Colo.
NAL at 1924 Floral: lee, den on
dS 1Ss 5nd 81 ioysly YEyasS Ssars pHiIIss' aFd Gfsn
DI. 7-l411: ewes, JU. 9-l0I2.
NV. near waiter ReedMLovsiy 4.
bedrm. det;. home: win sell fur
quick sale Call IA. 9-4411. II 7
WAKEFIELD--Brick. close to schools.
shopping and transp. Large living
rm- firepl.. large din. rna.. excel.
porch, End A.. 3 large bedrms, .
tiled baths, storage attic: rec. Tuas.'
small den: gas heat, Reas. priced at
z23,950, BILLINGsLEY REALTY
CO., EN-. 2-2326; eyes,, EN-. 2-5020.
GI BARGAIN: $3.50 down. so2 mo-
Det.: upper NV. home, mr.. schools:
Z rms, 2 baths: lge. lot. No agents.
RA. 6-6D26. HURRY -
COLONIAL TOWN HOUSES, Just o
| few left. 3 bedrms.. 2is baths, de
luxe kitchen, ground -ieYel rec. rm.;
nr. shopping. schools, TRANSPORTS
ton: " block OF Conn. ave. Only
So, $50. Call LEGUM a. GERBER
EN-. 10000 till 8 pm.
I BARGAIN: near 4th and Randolph
st,-Vaeant: like new; 4 bedrms-.
florida. OIL. 4-7sss. q
CONN. AVE. AND wOODLEY RD.-
| Here's opportunity to get o steal
| In an area where houses very
rarely come on the market; lo-f
Gated in the 2700 blk. OF Woodley
pl.. YOU walk to everything and IT'S
only IL minutes from the heart OF
town 1t contains 4 bedrns.. 2
/ paths, den. garage; nice yard. Al
/ you need Is $I.50O dn. PAY YOUR
\ SELF the rent! Move In for the
! caii JOSEPH K1NsKY, REALToR
a
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MOVING. PACKING. sToRAcI


aENDERs0N's MOVING SERVICE,
AflingtpnB oldest movers. Large
or small. VI. move them all" Free
estimates, ia. 7-0276. ~--2
HILL, weil-knoWn mover. .tns. exper
men: closed vans; low rates; apis
low as $50. any ht., hp. 1886
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night: expert handing: reasonable
LIGHT HAULING, local moying;
beaches . speciality. s. =, MORRIS
TU 2-Ilb0 or Ii. 6-20S0.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate r0ofnss expert packing.
Phone No. 7-0iO4. UNION 6TOR-
IEDELMAE MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING, storage;
reas. IA. 0-2937; ewes. RA. 3-I416,
CHESTER MOyERs-Large or sinail,
we do them all. ST. 3-s610. Ia
e-tJ1i6. evenings.
LIGHT HAULING, any time. ANY
where, day or night: truck AND
driver. Tu. 2-61eB. -6
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ARL.p sos. Sol -bedrtn. apt. mod
hlds .;c!r scny sgs; rs; ps . snsldTsn; ssdS pash,
80
ARL.--one-b -bedrm. apt; lovely view
S77.b0 mo- utiis. included; pei
seeepted: IS min. Pentagons IA
ASsgsS5os S.gss;ss u SSsSaIa. SSIs%sIis PP1s.. PIss: q
Avail neE. beautiful and SPACIOUS
liying-dtning room combination.
large bedrooms. latest IN kitchen
equipment. uArquet doors. Venetian
blinds, 3 exposufess uttls. furn.;
sos q mo-: one bedroom, 1880
For information. call IA. S.S070
ARL. CLOSE N--Modern / bedroom,
near Key and Memorial Bridges,
Pentagon, NV. Wash: quiet wooded
area. near bus. shopping; SO so.
SS' g lsSo SI'i9 lts Slss 1a sfi' e. x SET d
ARLINGTON, Westoyer subdivision.
Convenient 10 eyerythfng--l bed
rm- hy, Fin. dinette space, kitchen
a<.d bath: Se9.5Q per mo. Call rep
resentative. IA. s-h.}64 or WEAVER
BROS. INC, DI. 7-s300. II
ARL.. 1900 n Rhodes ST., lust 1H
blks. on Afl blvd. New BLDG. conV.
70 .everythtns-l- -Dedrm. apt, $25
incl all utiIs. Gail til 8 pm
EppRoTnHY K WINSTON = CO..
NEW I-BEDRAG. APT; pvt. parking
pr. IT, Mger bus, 8, min. to Pent,,
SIS plus utils. IA. $3.50. ii
RENT FREE TO DEC, 1Oth--1-bed-
I'm. apt. In quiet, clean apt. bldg.
nr, PenthRon, 1T. Myer. iaunfiry
faeiis.,. S75. incl, utils. IA. 2-2636.
AHL;-IAvatl: Dec; l; mr.. bus line
and shop. facilities: 1-hedrm. apt.
S4S.5 80 mo. Call ia. 2-iBt3l. II
S6Ds00, INCL. ALI UTILITIES for
this 1-bedrn. apt nr. Presidential
Gardens; only u min. to Pentagon;
avail Dec l. Cali IA. 2-166i. ~
ARLANDRfA---Modefn 1-bedrfn. ant,
S04 80 mo-; ] Blk. to shop, center
ard B buslines; 8 min. to PentaRon: |:
5 min. to downtown: laundry facii.
ARL.--Redec. I-hedrm. apt. eony.
70 stores and tfansp,: 8 min. 10
Pent:. nF, IT. Myer, Arl. Hall. EN-.
3-567S, days; EM. 3-020S, ewes. ---R
AVAILABLE DEC, End door ol
new duplex. lge. rms, Ice. open
deck in rear. nr. shop, bus: sizes,
incl; utils. ia. S-901a. "A
GLEBE COURT APIS.
1-bedrm. apt. avail immed.; rAht
only S65 per mo. See janitor, 1893
N. Fairfax dr., AFi., Va, near
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HOUSES FURNISHED

God; sos. REULAH ooss, "a. 2.
BETHEsDA, near Naval Hospital---2.
hedrm. masonry bungalow: gas
Z heat: full bsnt.: Er, schools: Sic
Rsaippx RsE M III Hsi 1i1ss Gs Oil 5Ssss
story brick. Georgetown-type, con,
yerted coach house; 2 bedrims.. liv
rnl., din. kit. bath. laundry, Oh
heat, hardwood floors; well furn
for Discriminating bachelor or cou,
pie; patio garden. AD. 2-0610. ---l
TAkOAfA PARK--Niceiy furn. 3.
hedrm hunga.; auto. gas heat. Ap.
ply 670l Westncreiand ave-. rear
Ell NR. MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
&l10; residential. s rms. 1-iiooi
plan; I1r. everything; Ras heat
perehes. bsmt. LU. 2-il60. %
JEWISH HOME, lit Rock Creeh
Church rd n.w.--l or men: lovely
large room. next to bath; yery
clean and comfortable; S26 tcr I q
$26 for 2 per month. RA. e-7s7b
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Beaut. z-bed.
Eun. home. n finest Local drway.,
gar; gas ht.: $1D0. 10, 4.B6TQ
s.E. Charming 6-rm. brick: desir.
able ioc.. 10 min. downtown: hernt.
fenced yard; Sis. WA. 7-4e09;
CONN. AyE.--oficer's widow has 4.
bedrm. house. ideal for kroup. AZ,
4-91s2 or Ho. 2-6566. Ext. al.
SILVER sPRHNG. 1911 Noyes dr..
Excel. 2-bedrni. hyk. faiib., r1r. city
imnied. poss.; Slo0 mo. ~. b-S040
CALF. Tyre RAMBLER, colapl
fffrs. n sstfh ~
aS, nSuiss prsf. S,sse' or uaaSSss saSsst. eargain
URPER HRIGhTWO0D---At sieD
this spacious 3-bedroom home vii
be hard to duplicate: includes full
size dining room. huilt-in garael
and full basement. In. quiet
upper BEightWood location. with
ton at your tinsertips. SHANNON
y LuCfS. 724 I4th st. NV. Ma
CLEVELAND PARK--semids..; i
bedrIiisa 2-car garaEe, AUTOMATIC
heat: $l95 mo, EN-. 3-0221. 80
ALEX. AREA-u. 8. Rte. No. I al
Ensleside; S76 mo. IA. S-2234.
LAND0yER.-5 rms. bsmt., new
cond.; fenced yd.; 10 min down.
town; 500, Sf. 3-6262; --2
3. ARL.--2-hedrrn semidet.. COM
pletely furn., auto. washer, garbage
disposal, cArpurt storm windows.
@116 mo. IA. 2-0772 or JE. 4-t3g61
FoxHALL RID. VICINITY. esoe Kins
pl n.W.--Tastefully furnished q
bedroom. 1h-bath brick house with
den. screened porch, rec, room
and garage. like new: .$265 4
PRRRk sRiA shGgBs E gArrklSs M5 YbSnns bi -1Sil sith
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Parnishsd
houses; cory. to Route J., buses
b rms and bath. sos mo-. rms,
and bath. central heating. Sllb
Ino.i s rms. and bath, centrAl
heating, conv. 10 Pentagon and
school, $t10 mo. Phone TT. 9.
AiE., 1912 N. TayIor--Brk. Cape
Cod: garage. freplace, fenced I'd.
auto. washer; reas. 10
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA. HoU.
GEORGETOWN

Very attractive old home; furnished
in the '.Georgetown" manner; 4
bedrns,, large living room. sitting
room with huge bay window, din
ing room, spacious weii-equipped
kitchen. detached 2-car earage. The
ideal home for discriminating fant-
lies,
Thos. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. Dl. 7-6s30
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Larchmont Realty Co.. Inc.

JE. $4,000 JE. a-72is
WoODLAWN---Excel. 6-rm. brick
Colonial: full bsmt.: new-honss
cond.: corner lot; Immediate pos.
session; &l25 mo-: l-yr. lease.
LANpOVER--:3- -bedrin. brick ram
bier; immaculate eond.; full hsmt.
gas heat; $II0 mo.
CHEVERLY AREA---2-hedrm. brick
Colonial, on large level lot; full
bsnlt.; " baths: 500 mo,
The Perry Boswell Co.
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co-oP. APIS. ron SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

LOOKING for the right ten9ntl
pas.hsF &. fsn ssa, .nan, II niar1 S,nas sRs u u
rens fee 10 MAKDEL.. AD. 4-3400,
UNFURN.--one bedrm. or ef1e. apt. I;
by empi lady; NV sect. reason
able Hux lead. star
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HOUSES uhFuRNlsHEp

CoLoRED-s0o BLOCK FIRST ST.
N.W.--6 rms, 2 Kitchens. 2 baths.
Good eond. JE. 2-iS57. IL
COLORED-2I8 INDIANA AVE. NV.
-t0 rms. 9 baths. h:-w.h.. S95.
r. r. RUPERT. 1015 7th st. NV.
|coLoKED-Is PATTERSON ST.
N.E.-5 rms and bath, SAT 80.
r. R. RUPERT. 1017 7th st. NV.
coLokED-s17 4tb ST. H.w.-s
rms, bath. $99.59. r. r. RuP-
C0LORED--525 6Ih ST. s.E.-5
rms. and bath. SIS. r. r, RUP.
PERT. I017 7th st. NV. II
COL0REDs REFINED-140O A ST.
S.E.--S rooms and bath: extra
large bright rooms. new gas hot
water heat: close to transp.t SSl.60.
cOIoRED@iss4 HAYES ST. NE
2-story: Q rms. bath. gas heat:
good eond: Deanwood. ~ blk. 18th
ST. bus stop; S9S. so; poss. Dec. /.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma. S-SSS0.
COL0RED-UPPER N.W.-Rent and
buy. mod, 8 rms, perfect eond.
rec. rm. ST. 3-4415, TU. 2-S563,
coLoRED--l52s CHURCH ST. NV.
--Desirable for adult family or 2
couples; gas. h.. front porches, lge.
yards garage. May. be seen now.
Avail. in q few days. DE. 2-59I6.
coLoRED-7Oo BLK. GRESHAM PL
N.W.--6 rms, h.-w.h., elee., sas:
4
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163 Adams st. n.w.-S rooms,
baths. oil hot-water heat; SI20
References required.
l34V Riggs pl. n.W.---S rooms,
baths. oil hot-water heat; S100
References required,
GUY THINNER
1923 18th st. NV. NO. 7-4907
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FALLS CHURCH AREA

FREMONT GARDENs--Newly re.
decorated. 2 bedrooms. separate
dining room. basement. side and
rear screened porch, fenced yard,
barbecue; 500.
TYLER PARK bedrooms. full
basement, screened porch. fenced
yard. disposal, expangtble attic.
FAIRFAx---3 bedrooms. partial
basement, garage: sos,
pTMMIT HILLS---3 bedrooms, par
tial basement. fenced rear yard.
sooIuSTiIH oISTiIH WooDrEY = a-bedroom
rambler: fireplace, carport, screened
rsnf.s gGIss' esHhtuaRcH--Ays,lable on q
months lease. 3 bedrooms. sepa-
rate dinins room. full basement;
JEsFFPPEeRsoN VILLAGE bedrooms,
fireplace, fenced yard. recreation
rAfRFAx--4-bedroom Cape Cod;
separate dining room. Near Kamp
Washington: &105.
|ARFAX REALTY, INC. JE. s-1460
o3nosSSssss IIlas.. zee sss 80. r. 4. Rui;PfiRT ;i
CoLoRED--siib II ST. NV
rooms and bath, hot-water heat;
$40. ST 9-S220.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BUSINESSW0MAN wishes to share
her home, Chevy Chase, d. C. with
another business lady; good transp.
Call EN-. 3-2l95. II
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CoLoREp--1st ST. NV.
NEAR INGRAHAM
Attractive 6-room, 2-bkth brick: q
sun rooms, 2 f1replaces, An. rec.
rnl. gas h.-w. heat: cement porch;
garage; close schools. quick trAnkp,,
shopping; terms, trades considered,
Mr.. Maury, HO. 2-3S7I.
MARSHALL J, WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-200B
Continued on Next Page.)
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CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
$e5--610 Meridian lane. .bedrfn.
rambler. newly decorated ra-
diant heat, storage attic:
100000 Fairfax dr.--2-bedrm !,
semidetached brick home: sep
arate dining room. equipped
Kitchen. full hsmt. and large,
level lot.
l65-Poplar HeiEhts-The choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedroom
brick rambler; ali-electric GE
kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL, dishwasher and Ben
dix washer. large picture win
dow: wooded lot. storage attic;
Is min. to pentagun.
l5o--Coiumbia pineg--Beautffui new
3-bedroom brick rambler: sub
division, near AnnandAle; large
picture windows. furn. base
n1ent, Pull-down stairway to
attic: garage; disposal, dish
washer; electric range and re-
frtgerator. Large. spacious lot.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19

DR.. Schwartzbart points that sections of the
globe Jewish communities have organized their type
observances in memory of the Ghetto heroes and the six
million dead He hopes the movement will become permanent
In conclusion he adds: There denominator
between the Hagaddah devoted the joyous celebration
liberation and freedom Passover) and the
of the destruction of onethrd of people, He proposed
instead TO perpetuate in the epic the of
the humiliation with the heroic revolt of the Warsaw
Ghetto in the center of the recital
we do not agree with DR.. Schwartzbart.
It to that there is noticeable relationship be-
tween the Warsaw Uprising and the story of Passover
Those who fought the Nazis from behind the Ghetto
walls of Warsaw fought for the dignity of human life
for which Moses struck when he deed the pharoahs The
parallels obvious it wonder Dr. Schwartzbart
reachery of the Nazs dissimar Each tyrant
dered to that extent which he deemed necessary hold his
And might be remembered that neither the Israetes
in Egypt the Jews of Warsaw took the final stand
against their oppreSSorS until apparent that the
life of the people stake: Moses fought with the edc
of the death of the first and the Warsaw Jew with
total anniliation.
Let this Hagaddah be theme for mourning
"a ritual of remembrance The fighters of Warsaw fought
liberation did Moses. And Moses led his
followers Egypt the Land of Promise did the
of the Warsaw Ghetto find their the Prom
sed Land where. like their ancestors Of DID, became the
builders of community.
Those who died in the gallant fight the Ghetto walls
have lived strong and brilliant in to inspire others
to build life in Erez Israeli to sustain their ldeoogles
and their concept of how should live and how
should truth the astounding story that should be
included the Hagaddah if it is organized would be
the manner which this doomed community lived out their
No. do think the time is ripe to write this second
Haqaddah Let time mellow the story and let history give II
Schwarzbart might find that there more
be remembered than he at this moment ma5nes-EKM
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19

be considered sophisticated adults However, they do not
like go places where crowds trough" They know
little about Jewish religion because religious practices in
their homes often confused About fifty percent of
them take lessons in singing, dancing music and art
Among the h-graders there surprising number who
hold after-school jobs such baby-stng newspaper
routes delivery, sales, and volunteer jobs in hospitals
Most of them do work for the money but because they
want to be independent These jobs involve working
two afternoons week and sometimes all day Saur
day Home work takes good part of most of the young
sters weekday evenings Most of them manage to
least TV show nightly Homework is sometimes
social affair group of friends study together The
youngsters go to the movies at least week What
do they do in the free time left them? Dates take
priority For the boys sports also rate high When
asked how many times they would to Jewish center if
offered the kind of activity they wanted the reply from
once week to month Many thought that the
tiers for denquens and not for people like us"
Others thought there too adults watching them in
the centers"oo many snoopervsors large proportion
the boys said they joined aterschoo centers maintained
by the Board of Education to play basketball at fee of SOC
year The survey, which conducted among Jewish
of IS and 6 years of established that Jewish
boys avoid association with wild youngsters their neigh
bohood while the girls prefer to be in the company of nice
Jewish boys The parents of the children among whom
the survey carried civil service employees
teachers drivers small shop garment workers.
etc
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19

reader from Tampa reports that the Tampa Tribune has
pubczed story concerning the affect OF the cleavage OF
Mapa Mapam the bbutz system OF Israel The mead
line reads Disaster Threatens IsraePs Socialism.
We are asked for opinion. The kibbutz in question
Ain Harold is one violence has broken out and
aravzed the settlement This the illustration brought to
the attention of Tribune readers.
This type of alarm which was instgated by report
cent Of the concern which has been expressed by northern
relatives of plight of souherners in the path OF
tContinusd page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19
A SECOND HACADDAH?

There is an idea being proposed by
DIR. Isaac I. Schwartzbart. director of
the World Jewish Congress Organi-
cation Department. that the heroic
story of the Warsaw Uprising be set
up as a new Hagaddah to be related
on the anniversary of the momentous
upheaval. and to remind the present
generations of the need of rebuilding
and restoring the vast Jewish cultural
losses sustained at the hands of the
Nazis.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19

QUESTION: Why is it custom
arY for the worshippers to turn
to each other and say "Sholom
Aleichem" when blessing the ap-
pearance of the new moon?
ANSWER: Several reasons have
been advanced for this custom.
One is that this expression is a
means of displaying happiness and
happiness is in order since the
beholding the new moon is COM
parable to beholding the presence
of the Almighty himself. A most
interesting reason for this greet
ing is given by those who trace
the source of this exchange of
greetings to the original incident
described by the rabbis which
brought about the feeling of un-
rest between the sun and the
moon.
The moon had complained that
two luminaries could not share
the heavens, and had been pun
ished for this by having it's light
reduced. The temperance of the
moon indicates that the moon had
been forgiven and its light is re-
appearing as a symbol that it will
someday reappear in full strength.
This makes the people aware of
the folly of jealousy and the wis
dom of making peace with one
another.
II *
QUESTION: Why is it custom
airy to exclaim David King of Is
rael liveth and existeth" during
the ceremony of blessing the new
moon?
ANSWER: The house of David
has been compared with the moon.
One of our great commentaries
has indicated that just as the
moon grows larger for fifteen
days and then gets smaller until
it almost disappears, so did the
house of David reign during the
time of fifteen kings and then it
grew smaller until there is prac-
tically no such rulership. Yet, as
the moon shall rise and does, so
will the House of David be re-
established.
It is claimed that this express
sion also had a practical purpose.
Originally the new moon was
blessed and sanctified in the CAPT.
tai of Israel which was in the
portion of Judah ruled by the
House of David. Later, when the
center of Torah was transferred
to Galilee, the center of authority
was transferred there. Still, such
things as the sanctification OF the
new moon was preferably done in
Judah. Then, after tragic acct
dent happened the rite of sanctifi-
cation was transferred to Galilee.
Yet, to reaffirm our hopes that
some day the center of authority
would again be restored to Judah
and the House of David, this ex-
clamation was offered at the sane
LITIGATION of the new moon. And
so it remained with us even in the
diaspora as a symbol of our faith
in the Messianic Era.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19
Between You and Me.
nv R0RrS sNroIAn Copyright. Telegapaic
O~~A~S S~~~~1~~A
"TEEN-AGE" MOODS
By BORIS SINCLAIR

The "teen-age problem, which is consider
ed a serious problem in this country, does not
seem to be serious as far as Jewish teen-agers
are concerned Judging from a survey
conducted in New York among Jewish chill
dren Of lower and middle class families, the
following picture emerges Eleven-year-
old girls use Epstick and thirteen-year-
boys are already smoking They wish to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-08-19
The
Jewish
Quiz
Box

BY Rabbi Samuel J. Fox
Copyright, 1855, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
Evening star., 1955-11-08
CIV Roted Slight Choice
Over Richmond Saturday

stars from last year are around,
including End Jack Wilson. their
best pass catcher. and Fullback
Frank Pajackowski, their leading
ground gamer, It Is likely that
the coloniais win not face Pa
ljackowski Saturday. however.
He was hospitalized yesterday
with severely sprained neck
muscles as the result Of last Sat-
Iurday's Davidson game. John
zupichich. a 2O0-pound sopho-
more. ana Manuel zernpeles, an
other 20o-pounder and q fresh
man, are being groomed to take
his place.
But despite Theodose, Wilson
land others. the Colonials came
close to winning or tying last
year. They started with q 65-
yard march that ended with q
tumble at Richmond's goal. A
lTheodose interception ended a
big second d-period threat. and
the same thing happened in the
third after another drive was
stopped at the l6. In the fourth
period. CIV got to the 10, had
another march ended by an end
zone interrogation, and was on
the one as the game ended.