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Smyrna times., 1963-10-24
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Smyrna times., 1963-10-24
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

OIL Naphtha had where it,
History haunts living reality. Or 1t
In Jewish Le
religious about the who
spOnded InquisOn converting Christianity
continue pRacticing Juda
We thought of them tragic figures, whose
descendants surely lost the Jewish people
of
that the before there Jewish state.
Israel born remarkable events have
way o happening with amazing frequency.
Telegaphc Agency reports that two members
Marrano community Spanish island returned to Judaism
last month in ceremony at Ramat Gan Hospital
Belshazar Crisp ST. and his Raphael 49, to
from Palma Marca to study Judaism They promised
island and bring all other members OF the COM
muniy Jewish They studying at Bna
Hadarom Yeshiva
Sabbath in e. held last month during regular
Friday evening the Farmoun Temple in Cleveland
Intended entertainment but form of worship this
religious staff Temple whose spiritual leader
S Rabbi Arthur J. Leyveld.
brings mind lovely portion of the Sabbath morning
held Saratoga several The dance group
the pulpit when the Torah taken from the ark
Torah
be-Sosson" Greely translated The Torah is delight
Now mlearned in theology but II know what like, "
living Judaisn-a religion alive with ethical
which
deeply felt and deeply understood
religion Temples idea of Sabbath in
and to praise Such
experiments religious observance to very ucn wor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
Now, Not Later

It is one of the phenomena of "socolitics' as we'll
of politics and economics that matter where the
Jewish person stands the ladder, he usually votes
and thinks ''bera"-if there is any down-to-earth
understanding of what that term anymore.
So it is in dilemma that the liberal in general and
the Jewish liberal in particular himself buffeted
about in the surge of Negro "direct actonists' to
achieve full integration into American lne-now!
Along with other liberal Americans civil rights
affecting the Negro the Jewish liberal is feeling the
hot breath of disenchantment in his he hears
the insstent demand-too slow This is painful since
Jewish civil rights organizations have long been in the
forefront of the struggle for the Negroes social ad
in American lfe They remain in the forefront
despite rebuff and Human equality is touch
stone of Jewish life.
DIR. Murray Friedman, political and social historian
who is Pennsylvania area director of the American
Jewish Committee pointed out earlier this year the
Atlantic Monthly, that among Americans generally we
are apparently witnessing he white liberals retreat.
There is for massive social conflict that could
flare for inundation of neighborhoods
concern lest inundaton of schools by socially de-
prved children depress the educational excellence so
dear to the heart of achievement-conscous parents
'In other words" says DR.. Friedman, ito the Negro
demand for now to which the Deep South has replied
never many liberal whites increasingly responding
later But the Negro will accept nothing short of first
class citizenship now 1t will call for great deal of
up the civil rights coalition if racial progress is not to
be seriously jeopardized,' DR.. Friedman concludes.
All Americans will have to adjust to tolerance
levels swiftly and with a modicum of social grace
Also we shall have to learn to practically with
problems which have been pretty much theoretical up
to
From The Jewish Chronicle Pittsburgh
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
perpetuating.

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school Prayer the lsth written By the Rev
byterian Church in the U.sA
His point Of departure his visit with the Edward sohempp
suit aSs Ss ] ss
many vicious and obscene letters several Of which were signed
'In the name Of our ands saviour Jesus Christ"
house." says Ssse feeling
that something somewhere only with religious
society faith
Some time later he had occasion recall the Tin which
through the formay Of putting pinch Of incense in an altar fire
course, reminded similar
the King AnuOchus' sOdersJ
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emn much more civilized of The believer
currents society along
in mutually supporting relationship.
nat christian st "j Jew % the Unitarian
ts oass ssS.y s ss The 6Sn BS % SSC OF Ss:a
You change Just
fol w. % ssO s SSs ns9v But be warned
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ton of faith worldly ADVANTAGE and its absence worldly
sss f:s Pss n
no. @ oep RsOps o % indicate
provocative SSSos ,s important O ' 80,
Ssr our m ss to Homos or even "
x Church tha has ciesreu Understanding
m mission can help the state to dnea Dd its s wn be sP be
Itself GRsvan'd aa% @ %
IN corrupted usurped by the state"
establishment of regon)
attitude of history the
translated ecce
civil criminal awom the Inqusiton of Spain
calvns John cottOns
modern Past religious tyranny led James Madison
fellow vrginian Who does not that the
establish Christianity exclusion Of all other
establish with the particular sect
of Christianity, n exclusion of all other sects."
synagogues clergymen and churchgoers all
mission that God has
them perform by worship within and witness without All
with the problems bound in
all that when
begin pillar of religion, the
already collapse
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

AS I listened to this father tell
of his son, thought my heart
would break Charles Harlins is a
Negro father with an eight y e r
old boy who asks why He
asks his father on the road home
ward, tired and hungry, why they
can't stop at motels with "vacan-
cy" signs, and he asks why when
he see the newspaper picture of a
child like himself being threatened
by a police dog in Birmingham,
Ala.
These are the days of many
'whys" for a Negro child. But his
father wants him to be credit
to himself and his people, so he
carefully answers these questions,
hoping that his son will grow up
without bitterness, suspicion and
hatred for every white person.
Actually, this is not the problem
of our Negro population, but it is
our problem and each of us has to
identify with it. Someday, we shall
have to answer to our own children
unless we follow our Jewish ira
dition of justice and freedom.
ACCENT ON YOUTH: Fradya
Breverman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Breverman is mem
ber of the National Honor Society
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

son of Bernice and Bernard Fried,
has been accepted as candidate
for the Peace Corps. And N el !
Shafer'S parents, DR.. Joseph q n q
Gertrude Shafer, are proud OF him
in his new position as assistant
Symphony Conductor for the Ha-
cine, Wis. Symphony Orchestra.
Janet Leah Markovitz, daugh-
ter of DR.. Meyer and Naomi Mark
ovitz, will attend a six weeks sum-
mer course at the School OF Ameri-
can Ballet, the official school Oh
'he New York City Ballet Com
pany.
A SUMMER RECIPE that will
be Just right for luncheon salad
or as a spread is Egg S a d
Mold" from Bobbie Bernstein,
charming and capable incoming
president of Beth Israel SiSterhood.
1t is a different egg salad recipe
made with cream cheese and we
send our warmest thanks to Bob
bic:
EGG SALAD MOLD
I2 hard-cOOked eggs, two OF.
pkgs. soft cream cheese, "a cup
mayOnnaise, Ia tbls. chill
sauce, u cup chopped celery, 2
tbs. chopped green pepper,
tbls. chopped pimento, tea.
grated onion, salt and pepper.
Mix together cheese, mayOn-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

The creation of a new unifying
national Jewish cooperative group
that would preserve the spirit OF
voluntarism" but which would al
low the American-Jewish commu-
nifty Ito function generally in
more orderly and non-competitive
fashion" was urged by Philip M.
Kutznick of Chicago at the 65th
annual meeting of the National
Conference of Jewish Communal
Service.
Using the United Nations as an
example, he said that If the United
States and Russia could belong to
the u. NJ, then all Jewish groups
should be able to get together.
KLUTZNICK, FORMER deputy
u. S. representative to the United
Nations and former national presi-
dent of the B'nai Birth, one of
American Jewry's top lay leaders,
told the American Jewish commun-
al workers that it should be some
thing less than "a kehillah ty p e
community" but something more
than the present loosely organized
Presidents Conference, of which
he was at one time chairman.
Mr.. KlutZnick proposed that a
task force of fifteen to twenty
five experts of varying view
points Selected for their knOwl-
edge of the problems of Jewish
OrganizatiOnal life in America"
should be chosen by the presi-
dents of the Hebrew Union Col
lege-Jewish Institute of Religion,
CDR. Nelson Glueck of Cincin-
natD, Yeshiva University Dr.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

warm, persistent, always the
same. that comes over me. The
first thing that strikes me when l
think of myself as a Jew is that
I do not like to consider myself in
that light. / can already hear the
protest; and would l not like to
protest myself" Here is a person
whose book reveals the sad over
tones of one who has scrutinlzed
his way of life, and has taken a
look in the mirror of his Jewish
ness and come out of the mirror
looking empty, hollow and dis
turbed.
"POrtrait of a Jew is book,
TO nv mind, that presents the
horror of self-analysis Of one
self as a Jew; to one who has
felt hurt, detected and in a sense
horribly disturbed over the posi-
4ion he finds himself as a Jew.
IL is truly an eloquent expression
Of the Jewish sense of alienation
and anguish In this generation.
Here he reveals to himself that
ne has gone through the Jewisn
fate of suffering as he must have
as a Jew who lived in the ghetto
of Tunisia. and found no sense
of warmth and of joy in this
fate.
He rather bewafls it In an ex-
preston when he says: Ine
Jewish fate, as l have lived IL,
Is first of all one of misfortune.
This Ia the basic fact, the point
of departure, an essential elo-
ment of this portrait. Are there
no happy Jews? am tempted
to answer. No. But let me be
prudent and make myself clear;
no, not as Jews. No, in truth, L
know scarcely any Jew who re-
iOiced In being One."
The tragedy of Albert Memmit
writings is that he is a victim o
the horror of anti-semitism. He ha
taken on all the things of which h
is accused by the anti-semites. an
makes it his existence. He live
in a world in which he cannot es
cape the accusations of the ant
semitic, and, therefore, accepts a
of the fate of Jewish suffering
and does not look upon anythin
positive in terms of his JEWS
commitment.
In sharp contrast to Albert Men
mi I have just finished readin
a book of another Jew, Chair
Raphael, an oxford scholar of tn
British Foreign Office, who
also a newspaper man. He write
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
New National Group Urged

Samuel BelIxin of New York;, the
Jewish Theological Seminary OF
America, CDR. Louis Finkelstein
of New York; and Brandefs Uni
versity Dr. Abram l.. Sachar OF
Boston,.
These four educators, who would
be members of the study group,
would choose the balance OF the
membership and "set up the rules
for convening the conference akt
the publication of the report
The working groups sole purpose
would be to try and find basis
for a live and modern discussion
of the problem of community or
ganization rather than the sterile
debate of unity versus voluntar-
ISM"
STATING THAT he realized the
difficulties inherent in the creation
of a central Jewish cooperative
group, Klutznick, referring to his
U. N. experience, asked: "A e
Jewish organizations and Jewish
communal groups in America
more sovereign than either n e
United States or the Soviet Union?
Certainly" he pointed out, they
have more in common ideological-
ly. no matter what their differ
ences. than have these two SOW
ereign powers.
The core group, as Klutznick sees
it, must produce the germ of an
idea that would capture all of the
precious attributes of voluntarism
and instill the ingredient essential
for the attainment of realizable
harmonization and cooperation" ("
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
AZ,AAete1

naise, chill sauce, celery, green
pepper, pimentO, onion, salt and
pepper. Add to eggs. Line mold
with waxed paper. Turn egg mix
ture into mold and chill in re-
frigeratOr overnight. UnmOld on
to service plate; garnish with
green's. Serves 8.
Our letter went to press just be-
fore the testimonial dinner for
Bud Goldman and missed the last
issue. 1t was an unforgettable eve
ming with sincere testimonials, fine
entertainment and the provocative
remarks by the excellent speaker,
Rabbi Chain WeinStein, national
vice-president of Z.O.A., made it a
pleasure to be there. AS Ira LAWN,
longtime friend of Bud Goldman
and manager of radio station
KUPD, said it for all of us: ut is
a privilege to tell those we care
for how much we appreciate them
while they can hear it."
PHOENIX NOTES: DR.. Sheldon
and Joan linn and their four chill
dren are vacationing in Israel,
Also touring Eretz is Mrs. Leon
(Ida) Francis.
april in Paris" presented BY
the A.Z.A. and B.B.G. Councils
was huge success and marked
up real fun evening.
Fran and Cal Levy and family
will Sorely be missed when they
leave Phoenix this weekend anC
take up residence in Detroit. Tht
Arnold d Beckers are sightseeing
Italy.
Mrs. Irving (Sylvia) Diamond
is attending the Brandeis Univer-
sity Conference In Waltham,
Mass. Sylvia Is President of the
Phoenix Women Brandeis Com
mittee.
"Bon Chance" to Arlena Leh-
man, niece of Mrs. Bill (Martha)
Chester, who will teach school
in the Philippines this next year
And Avrom Lotenberg, who re-
Gently graduated from Phoenix
College, will visit his family In
Israel this summer and return
to Phoenix to continue his stud
les.
Mrs. Arthur Rubel, Membershi
campaign director of Nation;
Hadassah, is coming to Phoenix {
June IL to hold a special membe
ship workshop.
Happy silver anniversary to Ms
and Harold HorowitZ, and hapI
18th anniversary to Jack and Kit
Finkelstein.
The time has come to put Il
summer cover on my typewrite
Summer means getting the CHI
dren off to camp and family vac
ton plans - busy days. w Whi I
sewing on name tapes, had
smile as l recalled the story of 4
mother who forgot to sew the nan
tapes on her sons clothing n
everyone at camp started callif
him Fruit of the LOOM" Havel
healthy, happy summer.
Until next fall. h
Shalom,
Lillian Feiler
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

at North High, a
talented writer
with the "Quill
& the Scroll" and
an alternate del
egate to Any
ow n. Fradya
(Freddie) is an
alumna of t h e
Jewish Home for
Asthmatic Chill
dren in Denver,
M TX ke Fried,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

summer tourists. And among the special events
planned for them are picnics in the surrounding
mountains, international underwater fishing COM
petitions, and-yes-Queen of Sheba beauty con-
tests!
This brings us back to the original queen,
who made name for herself with the riddles
she propounded and which King Solomon was
able to solve. The Jerusalem Post quotes one
which it considers rather timely:
" What is it, she asked, which comes from
the dusty earth, has its source in the earth yet
flows like water and splashes the side of the
house?' To which the wise king Immediately
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
Jewish Book Corner
Memni Criticized

of his experiences as a Jew in
Memoirs of a Special Case" and
reveals the enormous joy of being
a Jew.
Here is a Jew who is an intel
lectual like Albert Memmi, who
has the same background of in
tellectual interests, but does not
desert his Jewishness with a sense
of loss of his being. What is most
delightful about his book is the
fact that he sees his Jewish ex-
perience as something of a unique
mixture of worldliness and spirit
uality, of gravity and high spirited
grace.
Recently Hannah Arendt wrote
five instalments of her cOmmen-
tary on the Eichmann trial in
Jerusalem. She belongs to the
category of Albert Memmi, for
Hannah Arendt made nothing but
a mockery of this trial. Herself
a Jewess filled with such self
hate that her sympathy was with
Eichmann and the Germans,
rather than with her own people.
She had nothing but abuse for
the prosecuting attorney Haus-
ner, and looked askance at the
whole setup on life in the trial,
saw no purpose to it and felt it
to be a waste of time.
She is typical of the Jewish
intellectual who is alienated
from their people and their tra-
ditiOn, and has only scOrn to
place upon them as a result of
her alienation from Jewish life
and thought. If this be the way,
then the Jewish intellectual in
years to come will find no enjoy
ment in the Jewish heritage and
tradition. They will bewail in
books of self-pity, in books that
reveal the anguish of pOrtraying
themselves as a miserable lot
of humanity.
Moses called upon his people ant
he said to them this great chal
lenge: Behold, / have set befor
you life and death, good and evil
blessing and the curse, choose lif
and live" We can choose a Jew
ishness from the positive realr
of finding from Torah and seeking
from it way of life that is en
riching, inspiring and beautiful.
What we want from Torah Is a.
Identification to Jewish existenc
that will make us go forward an
not backward. 1t will give us tha
strength and faith to affirm lif
in all of its meanings, and enjo
it as Jew. 1t will not ALLEVIATE u
from society, but in America W
must seek to identify ourselve
with those forces that will Civ
us strength as a Jew, and sti
make us close and strongly ident
fled with the forces of hope an
life in America.
AS long as the Jew wants
consider himself a social outcas
then he can make himself in tht
image. AS long as the Jew want
to consider himself a legal outcas
he can never feel that he is a tru
citizen of the land in which /
lives. The Jew can make OF h
life what he wants, and the Tora
can be for him a source of jo
hope and understanding. But
; must never give up that positiN
affirmation, which is the streng
of his being and the power of h
existence. When he does this, the
! he will reaffirm the faith OF h
fathers: BLESSED art Thou.
: Lord, our God, Who has given n
: the Joy of the Torah, and has ma'
me to rejoice in my lot as a JeN
} for in that rejoicing 1 have four
) the strength and depth of II
) faith"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
by RABBI ALBERT PLOTKIN

No book in Jewish life has men,
toned with greater tragedy a more
negative approach to Jewish exis-
tence than a book written by an
important Observation-Disclosures
writer by the name of Albert
Memmi. Here Memmi finds no joy
or happiness, but only sense of
misfortune in being Jewish. His is
a triple form of alienation. He feels
as a Jew alienated from culture,
from the economic way of life and
from a religious understanding of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14
@ The World Over 6
By DEBORAH JAFFA METZ

The Queen Holy Land, and this time
there doubt about it. Her visit ancient times has often
called a legend, and perhaps it
The modern Queen of Sheba however real enough though
fact the Sheba hotel,
Eilats and most luxurious hotel
attempt attractions which ncIude-as
Olynpicsze swimming pool, three dining
aicondionng, and evening entertainment Red
Sea Casino
opened although only onefourth
peted be ready for occupancy by inter-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-06-14

In the opening
chapter he writes
this frank revela-
ton of his inner
feelings: II dc
not believe ]
h a We ever re-
joiced in being a
J e w When ]
think of myself
as a Jew, / am
Immediately con
scious of a vague
spiritual malaise,
The chronicle., 1963-11-05

Shumock and Marcia Robert
son. Another aunt Of the bride,
Mrs. Albert Fulgham, served the
cake.
Miss Deloris Holland presid-
ed at the brides book.
For travelling the bride wore
a brown suit with beige access
series and the orchid from her
bouquet.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. Fred Pints, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Robertson and family,
all Of North Carolina; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollis Shumock and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robert
son and daughters, Mrs. H. r.
Robertson, Mrs. Jesse Robert
son, Mrs. w. E. Phillips and
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
and children, all of Mobile.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Loyalty Dinner
Is Set Thursday
At Pas Church

Final preparations are being
made for our Loyalty Dinner
Thursday evening at Pascagoula
First Baptist church.
This promises to be one of
the outstanding events in our
church this year. About 700 peo-
pie are expected to come togeth-
er for this fellowship, inSpira-
ton and information.
DR.. j. D. Grey, pastor of First
Baptist Church, New Orleans,
will be the guest speaker. Pro-
visions have been made for chill
dren under nine years of age
in the Babyland.
The Dinner will be at z pm.
in the First Baptist Fellowship
Hall.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
School Makes
Lunch Rooms
Tv Glasses

SANTA ANA, Calf. (UPD -
"The function Of a school is to
teach, not feed"
With that comment, a top
school administrator for the
Santa Ana unified school dis
trict answered parents who COM
planned about the schools cafe
terias being remodeled into
televiSion classrooms.
Nearly 1890 Santa Ana stu
dents are learning by television
under a system begun this year.
This system could become the
largest closed-circuit instruction
program in the world if it is
carried out under present plans.
The National Education Serv-
ices has planned a four stage
program which eventually will
include six closed-circuit chan
nels. They will be used about
nine hours a day by the elemen-
tary grades, plus adult educa-
ton in the evenings.
Charles Klasek, television di-
rector for the sechool district,
said the availability of funds
and success of the instruction
will determine whether the sys-
tenn will be developed fully.
Klasek believes the cost Of
televiSion will be offset during
the first year through more ef-
ficent use of classroom space,
less expense for visual aids
and fewer teachers.
The cost of the system for
the first year is $375, 900, ex-
Guiding supplies and salaries for
Klasek and his five member
staff.
The children in grades three
through seven receive instruc-
ton on such subjects as science,
social studies, music and Span
iSh.
The fifth and six graders
watch two 15-minute programs
each day. Several classes
use the multi : purpose class
rooms together under the gui-
dance of two special teachers
who expand and explain the
days lessons after they have
come over the monitors.
Then the children return to
their own classrooms and spend
the rest of the day in conven-
tional education with their own
teacher.
After school, teachers receive
two hours Of television inStruc-
ton each week in economics
for which they are given col
lege credit.
Few parents have any COM
plants about the system taking
over the cafeterias now that
they have seen the results of
this new concept of teaching
the Santa Ana schools.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Vice President
Of Swim Group
Is Mrs. Miner

Officers were elected We'd
nesday in Jackson at the first
meeting Of the Mississippi Swim
ming Association.
M. C. Johnson, of the Univer-
sity of Southern Mississippi,
will serve as president, with
Mrs. John Miner of Pascagou-
la as vice-president.
Other officers are Vern Lee
Sanders of Columbus, secretary
treasurer, and Mrs. Ed Bradley
Of Aberdeen, records.
Plans for the Magnolia State
Championship were made and
Pascagoula was chosen as the
site of the state swimming
meet to be held at La Font Inn
pool July 24-25.