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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

-
Sept S-Albert Wright Sr., ST.
N Western Av,; Melvin Whitfield
Carter, III Rondo Av.
Sept. 9-Charles Ponders, 6e4
Rondo Az; Mrs. Louena Cameron,
67l Aurora Av.
Sept, Edward Ballard, 577
w. Central Av.
Sept. ll-Mrs. William Massie.
sS2 Iglehart Az; Mrs. Minnie
Raymond, 65i Rondo Az; Mrs. w.
L. Collins, 65l st. Anthony Az.
Sept, 70 Kenneth Edwards, 967
W Central; Chrystsl Lipsey. SOS
Rondo Av,; Hunter Vassar. $40
Rondo Az; Julius Cole, 237 St
Anthony Az; James Leon Little.
500 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Marie Nor
isse, 1885 Grand Av.; Laurence
White, 64s Iglehart Av.; Mrs.
Denzn Carly, 465 Mackubin; WIN
Donald, 4O2 Rondo Av.
Sept. l3-Allie Camp, 523 Car
roll Av.; Michael Smith, 312 Car
roll Av.; Sharyl McPheeters, S31
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Norman Davis,
$50 st. Anthony Av.; Rev, Thomas
I. Morris. $50 Carroll Az; Versey
l. Seay. 2s5 N Grotto.
Sept. l4-Mary whitmore, 500
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Kathryn Neil. 726
st. Anthony Az; Mrs. Eugene
Moore, sl1 st. Anthony Av.; Lloyd
O'Neal, 3ls N. Avon; Maurice Or
mand, 7s3 st. Anthony Av.; Eddie
High, s95 ST. Anthony Av,; Mrs,
Fred d. Williams, us st, Anthony
Av.
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convention as well as a vice presi-
dent and member Of the Foreign
Missions Board. Mrs. Massey is a
life member of the Women's Con-
vention. Other ST. Pauites attend
ing include Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Jordan, b. F. Taylor Edmund
Moore, Rev. J. w. Juneu and Rev.
J. w. Phelps and the Mines. Roxie
Anderson, Lydia Brown, Mildred
Jordan and Luella Brown, all Of
Pilgrim and Rev. and Mrs. B. II.
Hunter and Mrs. Ruth L. Mac
Donald Of Mt. Olivet Baptist
church.
The convention will end on sun
day, September 8.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Sept S-Mr, and Mrs, Sidney
Miller Sos Iglehart Az, 20 years,
Sept. a-Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown, $40 Iglehart Av, IL years,
Sept ll--Dr, and Mrs, Earl $,
Weber, S45 N, Victoria St
Sept ~ Mir and Mrs. Albert
Harper 76s 81 Anthony Avs IL
years,
Sept, lS-Mr. and Mrs Myn
Carter sr, sos Rondo Av.. 90
years.
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Mrs. Walter Smith
Entertuins HoUSsgUest
AZ DiuneP Party

A charming party atmosphcr,
was captured Friday evening
August 81, when Mrs. Walter
Smith. 374s Fifth Az s., enter,
tainde at a dinner party at the
Nanlin Cafe. Guest OF honor was
her houseguest, Mrs Mabel John
son OF Louisville, KY
The delightful affair was high.
lighted with cocktails served be-
for dinner and interesting con
versatiOn.
Guests enjoying the hostess
hospitality were the Mines. Har-
old Evansg 81. Louis, Mo, Louis
Mason Jr.. the Walter Roberts Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, NJ O. Evans,
Theodore Jones, clyde Johnson
ST., Waruell Rhodes and Harry
Massingill.
Mrs. Johnson, sister Of Mr..
Smith, left for her home on Sat
urday, September /, after spend
ing a very enjoyable ten days in
the city.
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MINNEAPOLIS

Sept 9 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Swain, $500 Third Av, s., six
years,
Sept. IL Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt
Gngsby. 5oi6 Irving Av N, "a
years,
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Social and Personal
z ST. PAUL

STAFF Picnic Saturday afternoon August 25 an after
noon OF num- food and oc when RcO Illuminated Products
me- held their annual family picnic Como Park
ootn children and grownups among the days festivities
with prizes awarded to the winners baseball game was
hghGgh An abundance food and soft beverages added st
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Social and PERSONAL
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Party Mr. aud Mrs. James Freeman and mother,
Mrs Gladys Sars of 4005 Fifth Av s. entertained at dinner
party ON sunday August 20 Following dinner the afternoon
was enjoyed viewing teleyon Guests Mrs Bernestne
Moore Paul Cotton Mrs George Ford sister OF Mrs Freeman
Mr. and Bred Edwards
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept. s-Janet Crump, 722 N
Girard Av.; Mrs. Roberta Ander,
son, 1920 Tenth Ave. So: Willie
Cromwell. 34lO Smelling Az.
Sept. 9-Tyler Howell Jr., 1922
Oakland Av.; Mrs. Eva Fields, 604
Eighth Av. N; Mrs. Lillian Jack
son, 90 Bryant Av. N; Charlene
Ballard, sl2 Bryant Av. N;
Claude NJ Mason. 1924 Fifth Av,
IS.
Sept. lO-Clarence Russell,
266s Glenhurst; S. A. Steele, 422
Dupont Av. N; Mrs. Anna Mat
thews, 1888 Fourth Av. S; ArWna
Tate 1856 Fourth Av. s.: T. F.
Flppin Sr., 3943 Second Av. s.;
Mrs. Anna Rice. $40 Bryant Av
N; Mrs. Marion Greg Taylor, 1888
Stevens Av.
Sept. 1l--George Sanders, 3O0e
Garfield Av; Viola Davies, IS
Highland Av. N; Ben Smith, 511
Colfax Av. N; Mrs. Christine Ben
ford, 5l1 Fremont Av. N: Mrs,
Ethel Mcintosh, TIT Emerson Av,
N; Harlana Thomas, 35Os Fifth
Av. S.
Sept. l2-wilhs Plummer, 1856
Third Av. S; Rev. M. L. Simmons,
1856 Fifth Av. S.
Sept. 14-Kenneth Earl Grigsby,
s14 Aldrich Av. N; Barbara Rob-
inson, 1899 Fifth Av. S; Myrtle
Sparrow, 5O57 Iivring Av. N; VIII
liam Fraction, 3s41 Clinton Az;
Howard r. Berry, AS Emerson
Av. n.
Sept. 14-Mrs. VIII Turn
bough, s54 Bryant Av. N; H. Eu-
gene Underwood, 3343 Fourth Az.
IS.
Out-of-Town Birthdays
Sept. Bernadine Hail, Des
Moines, Ia; Roy A. Ellis, Wash
ington, d. c.; Patricia 10 Ann
Fonts, LaJunta, Colo.
Sept. 9-W. f. LaPlante, Graf
ton, N. D.; Louise Boyd, Toledo,
%.
Sept 1O-Alvin Anderson, Des
Moines, Ia.
Sept. 12-Orrie II. Flood, Seat
tie, Wash; Mrs Josephine Bailey,
Los Angeles, Calf
Sept 13-Zou J. Rhodes, Wash
ington, ID. c. Carl Green, Omaha,
Neb.
Sept 14-Mrs. Blanche Wash
ington, Kansas City Kans.
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JACQUELNE BELL SMITH is
WE'D TO S. DOUGLAS THOMPSON AT
HOLY ROSARY CATHOLIC CHURCH

On Saturday, September at u o'clock high in the
Sacrsy Of Holy Rosary Catholic church. Minneapolis Jacque.
line Bell Smith became the bride of s. Douglas Thompson Of
kaSpe Mont impressive and simple ceremony The Rev.
FIR Robert Lane performed the double ring ceremony the
Of family and q CLOSE friends
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ANDY'S BACK TO
STAY!

l amt no preacher-but ! can
save your sOle--and make you
a first class heel--and also give
you a lift or two
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-. He's the butcher, the baker.
the candlestick maker, who ae-
cepts your trade but gives you
nothing In return. He doesn't
even give you the courtesy Of
asking for your patronage with
an ad In The Sc. Paul RE
CORDER.
When you pick up your ST,
Paul RECORDER each Friday
10 read about the latest local
AMI national happenings SO
cial news church news ~
about your neighbors about
yourself that newspaper
represents a production expense
Of many thousands OF dollars.
only a small portion Is covered
by the amount the paper costs.
The remainder in made up by
the advertising In the st. Paul
RECORDER. The merchants
who ask for your patronage are
the persons who are, in great
part. responsible for the other
services that are given you.
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NAACP FILES TWO
PETITIONS IN ALA.
CONTEMPT CASE

Montgomery, Ala.--NAACP at
torneys this week filed two petit
tons with the Alabama Supreme
Court for a writ of certiorari or
review. seeking TO overturn a re-
cent ruling by Circuit Court Judge
Walter b. Jones which found the
Association guilty Of contempt of
court and imposed a 100000 fine,
The action was taken on Aug. 20.
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terests were added up last May Il
came to Si,2i3, O97. He said the
sum goes up by the minute and it's
more than that today.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
ON THE
entertainment CIRCUIT

Hollywood, Calf: Metro Gold
wyn Mayer will film "Porgy and
Bess"., The stage production of
GerShwin's classic musical is
now touring Europe.
Hollywood. Calf: Sammy Da-
Wis Jr. and Harry Belafonte
were nominated for Emmy"
awards by the Academy of TV
Arts and Sciences. Davis was
nominated for best speciality act,
and Belafonte for best male
singer and best speciality act.
New York, N. ": Louis "Satch-
mo" Armstrong has been invited
to the Grace Kelly-Prince Raj
nier wedding this April. "Satch"
may not attend because of ad-
vance bookings.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
MEMORY
LANE

Five years ago this Easter
Miss Bertha Warren wed Sa-
muel L. Solomon at Tanner Cha
pei AME. Mrs. Solomon is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
H. Warren, 1925 E. Monroe
Easter also marks an anniverSa-
ry for Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Cooper who repeated their VOWS
in Pentecost Church of Jesus
Christ. The bride was the former
Mrs. Mary Lee Vance Miss
Tatra Vallafrinana married Wal
ter Taylor in NogaleS, Mexico.
The bride and groom were ac-
companied by Mrs. Nellye B.
Pittman, niece of the groom, Mr..
Robert Carr, and Mrs. Gertrude
McCrutchin-..- Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Burnett, 1902 S. 18th Ave-,
has as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. A. Franklin of Kansas City,
Mo. Mr.. Franklin is publisher of
the Kansas City Call. An old
fashioned dinner on the ground
was held at the Church of God
in Christ, Glendale, in honor Of
the birthday of Mrs. Mary
Steward, 1919 S. 10th Ave- DR..
and Mrs. r. B. Phillips had as
their keew-end guests, Mrs. ES-
sic Tucker and son Marcus Tuck
er Jr. and Mrs. Lucille Barnett
of Los Angeles, California Mrs.
Jessie Wiley, 1440 S. 18th Ave-,
was pleasantly surprised by the
arrival of her daughter, Mrs.
Lois Ross of Odessa, Texas.
Carl Sims Sr., 1903 w. Mongolia,
left for San Francisco, Califor-
MIA to visit his son Carl Jr. who
was leaving for overseas duty.
Mrs. Jennie Tannehil and her
niece, Mrs Cleo Watson, 1000 S.
7th Ave., entertained Rev. A.
Jones and Mrs. Alma PerviS at
dinner.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
LETTER TO EDITOR

To the Editor-AriZona Sun.
Thank you very much for the
copy of the SUN.
I like your makeup, especially
the off center placement Of the
nameplate and the single ear;
the absence of column rules
makes your sheet both easy to
read and modern looking.
could go on and on, suffice
it to say: you have a paper that
anyone could be proud Of.
John F. Penn.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
VIOLENCE
Continued from page u

\\O4AVAAAAOA 44OAAA k$~oO
tions of the nation to what he
called Southern determination to
win a legal reversal OF the su-
preme court decree OutlaWlng
segregation in the schools.
PEOPLE IN other sections of
the nation think we are bluffing
about this. he said in TV in
terview. We are not bluffing'.
The Mississippi Democrat said
there was "lotS of room" for
enactment of a constitutional
amendment to permit continued
racial segregation in the public
schools but did not indicate such
a move planned.
In radio debate on the issue,
Rep. E. L. Forester -(D-Ga) in
sisted the supreme courts de-
cision outlawing segregation is
illegal" and called the South
ern manifesto an Immortal" do
cument."
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
snop Picture Story Of Your FamiIy's Easter

miss recording the youngsters ex-
citement when they see the cake
baked in the shape Of an Easter
bunny or lamb take its honored
place in the center Of the table.
And by all means snap a preview
Of the family in their Easter out
fits, too.
BY the time the great day"
dawns, you'll have made a good
start on your picture record OF
how your family ushered in Eas-
ter. 1855. Naturally, you will
want to highlight Sundays "spe-
cial features" morning Eas-
ter-egg hunt, the after-church
parade of all the new spring bon
nets and suits, and the whole
family around the festive dinner
table.
A simple flash attachment will
make all your indoor shooting as
dependable as your outdoor snap
shots. And don't forget Easter is
a colorful season that just begs
for color-film in your camera to
do it full justice.
John Van Guilder
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

Easter is happy holiday,
heralding a new season of fresh
beginnings, bright hopes and
brand-new spring finery-and it's
a time for pictures, too Notice
we said a slime" not a day
because your picture-taking can
well include the weeks prelim-
mary preparations as well as the
final events Of Easter Sunday it.
self. It wouldn't be Easter with
out shopping, clothes-fitting ses-
sions, basket-filling, arranging
flowers and decorations, patches
Of cookies, and the magic Of
multi-colored eggs. And we think
all these activities deserve the
eye of your camera just as much
as the traditional egg-hunt and
the Easter parade.
There are so many wonderful
picture-taking opportunities at
tendant upon Easter that it's diff
ficult to tell you just where to
begin-except at the beginning!
Be sure to catch the children as
they color eggs and make little
baskets for their friends. Don't
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
l!l
WELL FOLKS

A friend of mine introduced
me to a group the other evening
as "a dealer in prOcessed grape
and grain products. He could
have been referring to raiSins
and cereals, all bran for ms
tance, but he wasn't. He was
referring to the fine line of al
coholic beverages that we down
here at Reddy's Corner are Of
fering you for your enjoyment.
Now, down through the ages
spurious liquors have been made
from everything from cactus
juice to potato peelings; so
justly feel proud to be intro
duced as a dealer in such a fine
product as grapes and grains.
In fact, I should very much en-
joy introducing you, my old
customers and all new cOmers,
to these fine products. Come on
down, look them over and we
at Reddy's Corner will do all
that we can to give you their
story.
Annie-Dorls
and "Reddy".
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

FOR RENT APARTMENT 962 e.
Monroe. Bath, hot water, newly
redecorated. Call AL 8-3305.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

FOR SALE cooler, $500 cycles
$25.00-AL 4-9063.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

A multimillionaire was being
interviewed about his Self-made
fortune.
II never hesitate" he said, "to
give full credit to my wife for
her assistance.
"Just how did she help?" ask
ed the reporter.
Frankly, said the millionaire,
"I was curious to see if there was
any income she couldn't live
beyond.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
HAVE YOU GOT YOUR
1856 LICENSE PLATES?

Peace officers in MaricOpa
County this week Will start
trapping motorists whose We
hicleS still bear a 1855 plate.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
BAND CONCERT

The 108th Army Band will be
featured in the next "Encanto
Parade of Bands" concert, 3 P.
M. Sunday, April l, at Encanto
Park BandShell, Encanto Boule-
ward east of N. 18th Avenue. Ad-
mission is free.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
THOUGHT OF THE WEEK

One who does an important
job badly is of less value than
one who carefully does nothing.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
RATES
Cents per Word. Per Insertion
Minimum, SO Cents

FOR SALE: 2-bedroom, modern
blockhouSe, newly decorated, $3,-
750, $3.50 down, $45 monthly.
"LiSt With Lister" AL 4-9063.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

FOR RENT Two chair barber
shop. 1905 w. Buckeye Rd. Phone
AL 4-25O3.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

Prof. Won LeerS was leading
member of the Nazi party since
1929. After the collapse of the
Nazi government, he escaped to
Argentina, where he was active in
neo-Nazi circles. Early in 1856, he
joined Egypt's propaganda minis
try. William Stevenson, one of the
correspondents expelled from
Egypt, reported tn Prof. Won
Leers had graduated from Hitler
to Peron of Argentina to Nasser." I"
Prof. Won Leers gained early
notorietY in 1888. when he dedi-
Gated his book Jews Are Looking
At You" to Julius Streicher. edi-
tor of Hitler's Der Stuermer." !"
Photographs of leading German
Jews. such as. Albert Einstein and
Leon Feuchtwanger. were shown
with captions reading Not hang
ed yet" Prof. Won Leers included
among the Jews the present Ger
man Chancellor. DR.. Adenauer.
then Lord Mayor of Cologne.
From 1888 to 1941, the Anti
Defamation League pointed out,
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

Prof. Won Leers published 81
books, largely dealing with Nazi
theology, race theory and the ex-
termination of the Jews. In his
1914 book, "The Criminal Nature
of the Jews" Prof. Won, Leers
wrote, "Jews are hereditary GRIM
inals. Jewry is not a people like
other people, nor the result of
some race mixture, but it repre-
sents the principle of anti-God. It
is Satanism in action"
Prof. Won Leers' hatred also
extended to Christian teachings.
which he denounced as "intoler-
able" and "repugnant."
His present anti-Israel propa-
ganda activities are not sur
prising, said the Anti-Defamation
League. AS recently as June 18th,
he wrote a report from Cairo de-
manding that the "ill-fated exper-
iment" of Israel be liquidated or
resettled in South Madagascar,
one of Hitler's original ideas.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
F|oridian Heads A.Z.A.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. = (JTA) =
George Lefcoe, of Miami, Fla, a
sophomore at Dartmouth College,
was elected president of Aleph
Zadik Aleph, B'nai Birth youth
fraternity. Yale Rosenberg, of
Houston, Tex, was elected inter-
national secretary. The organiza-
tion concluded its 3Srd annual
convention. At installation cere-
monies for the new officers the
award for Outstanding A. z. A.
went to DR.. Joseph D.
Lehman, Sheriff of Cook County,
Ill.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

The National Jewish Welfare
Board, Observation-Disclosures
agency for serving the religious
and morale needs of Jewish mill
tary personnel, announced that
$50 full and time chaplains
will hold services during the Holy
Days for the servicemen.
Servicemen at posts in Korea
will be flown in to Seoul for the
New Year services. An airlift in
Alaska will ferry men from OUT
lying points like Adak and PIT.
Barrow to Fairbanks and Anchor
age. Religious services will also
be held in Iceland. Greenland.
Newfoundland. Labrador. h e
Azores. Bermuda. Hawaii. Japan.
Okinawa. the Philippines. Ger
many. France. Italy. North Africa.
Britain. the Caribbean area and
at posts throughout the United
States.
Services will be held on all
ships of the u. S. Mediterranean
fleet. Religious supplies have
been provided for Jewish crew.
men aboard all United States
naval vessels.
Services will be conducted at
10 veterans. hospitals in the Uni
ted States. Twenty USO-JWB
workers and 2e5 local JWB Arm
ed Services Committees have ar
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

ALABAMA
Abraham J. Mesch, Birrning-
ham; David Tamarkin, Birming-
ham; Israel J. Gerber, Dothan;
Joseph M. Reich, Montgomery;
Joseph Asher, Tuscaloosa.
ARKANSAS
Alfred Wise, Blytheville; Albert
Friedlander, Fort Smith; William
Hamburger, McGhee.
FLORIDA
Harry R. Richmond, Clearwater;
B. Leon Hurwitz, Coral Gables;
Max Shapiro, Coral Gables; Muir
ray A. Alstet, Daytona Beach;
Samuel S. Lerer, Hollywood;
David S. Shapiro, Hollywood;
Sanders A. Tofield, Jacksonville;
Simon April, Miami; Arie Becker,
Miami; Leo Helm, Miami; Morton
Malavsky, Miami; Henry Okolica,
N. Miami; Yaakov G. Rosenberg,
Miami; Alfred Waxman, Miami;
Jacob H. Kaplan, Miami Beach;
Leon Kronish; Miami Beach; lr-
wing Lehrman, Miami Beach;
Isaac N. Lerer, N. Miami Beach;
Joseph E.. Rackovsky, Miami
Beach; Jacob L. Holman, Pensa-
cola; Morris B. Chapman, st.
Petersburg; David J. Susskind, st.
Petersburg; Jerome Kestenbaum,
Tampa.
GEORGIA
Joseph I. Cohen, Atlanta; Harry
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

H. Epstein, Atlanta; Emanuel
Feldman, Atlanta; Tobias Geffen,
Atlanta; Sidney Mossman, Allan
ia; Chain B. Seiger, Augusta;
Nathan L. Kohen, Fitzgerald;
Charles M. Rubel, Macon; M. Her
bert Berger, Savannah; Abraham
I. Rosenberg, Savannah.
MISSISSIPPI
Alexander S. Kline, Clarksdale;
Louis Kuppin, Columbus; julius
Herman, Natchez.
NORTH CAROLINA
Alexander Gelberman, Ashe-
vile; Louis M. Tuchman, Dur
ham; Nathan Hershfield, Gas
tonia; Simcha King, Greensboro;
Samuel I. Zakuto, Greensboro;
Bert A. Klein, Raleigh; Benjamin
Kelson, Rocky Mount; Samuel A.
Friedman, Wilmington; Ernst
Conrad, Winston Salem.
SOUTH CAROLINA
N. L. Rabinovitch, Charleston;
Marcus Wald, Columbia; Henry
E. Barneis, Greenville; Harold A.
Friedman, Rock HILL
TENNESSEE
Seymour Atlas, Bristol, Tenn
Va; Morton S. Baum, Memphis;
Isidore Goodman, Memphis; Will
liam B. Silverman, Nashville.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
PLAIN TALK
BY ALFRED SEGAL
JEWS AND ZIONISTS

editors Note: We do not nee
essarily agree with any of our
columnists.)
Mr.. Leroy F. Schneeman (ncn-
Jewish) of our town. was asking
me some questions about Jews
and Zionists: What. if any. is the
difference between Jews an d
Zionists? Mr.. Schneeman felt
there must be some kind of diff
ference from his having read
what the Arabs say.
In the daily newspaper for
which l write he had read IsraePs
side, as written by spokesman
for a Zionist organization. Being
a man who wants to know both
sides, he wrote the Egyptian En-
bassy in Washington asking ques-
tions.
II received a letter from Mo-
hamed Habib. press attache.
stating that I would-and I did
receive a variety of literature"
Mr.. Schneeman's letter tells me.
In my reading of this I came
upon certain men and organiza-
tions I would appreciate knowing
more of. and maybe you could
help"
He says he would like to know
more about DR.. Elmer Berger, au-
thor of the book titled "Who
Knows Better Must Say So," and
about the American Council for
Judaism of which Elmer Berger
is the executive director.
Then Mr.. Schneeman inquiries.
what's the difference between
Zionist and Jew? I'm my
reading" he says. there appears
TO be a difference between Zionist
and Jew. Thank you for what
help you can give. me in further
understanding of the Middle East
situation"
Well, Mr.. Schneeman, as I
understand it, the difference"
between Zionist and Jew is an in
vention of Arab spokesmen. That
is to say, they mean to suggest
that Zionist is political iden-
tity and "Jew'' is religious; that
a Zionist can't be counted as Jew
but rather as guy deep in po-
litical conspiracy.
Maybe I should tell you. by
way of beginning. that there are
in the United States Zionists. non
Zionists. anti Zionists. There are
Zionists who think of the Jewish
people as a nation and of Israel
as the expression of that national
itY.
The non-Zionists don't go along
with the concept that to be Jew
is to be a member of a Jewish
nation. They know themselves to
be nationals only of the nation to
which they were born or into
which they were generously ac-
cepted when they came over as
immigrants.
Yet. Mr.. Schneeman. they can
feel no dual loyalty in being help
full 70 the land called Israel ;. in
giving Of their means for more
trees in Israel and the upbuilding
Of institutions there in buying
(Continued on Page ~
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
MINISTERIAL BODY
RECOMMENDS TAX FOR OIL
PRODUCTS IN ISRAEL

JERUSALEM, (JTA) A deci-
sion to recommend tax for oil
products produced in Israel was
adopted by a Ministerial commit
tee set up to deal with economic
problems.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
HitlerS S Jew Batter
Now Working for Nasser

Prof. Johann Won Leers. currently working Egyptian
popagands OF the most prolific
Germany produced according
mai Bith Earlier this week. correspondents
PEELED from Egypt after learning was master
nnindng Cairo's ani-Israe propaganda warfare.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
SOUTHERN RABBIS URGE
ZIONIST SUPPORT

The following Souherners than 700 rabbis
throughout the country who have support
program security development
fol Jewish surviva
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07
Thousands Of Jewish Servicemen to
Attend Special New Year. Services

United armed
throughout world will assemble for Ros ashonah and
Yom Kippur services
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

ranged extensive programs for
the servicemen in their areas.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-09-07

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