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dreams for a joyous tomorrow and a world that is filled with peace.

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& Mrs. Theodore Applebaum
• and Family
• 1923 Lothrop Ave.
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Allen and
Daughter
17391 Pennington Dr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Axelrod & Family
18215 Fairfield Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Fraiberg and. Family
Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Fishman
and Family
2943 Webb Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol H. Friedman & Son
18416 Birchcrest Dr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Gross and
Daughter Julia
13414 Vassar Dr.
Mr. & Mrs. Win. Ginsburg &- Family
2958 W. Grand Ave.
Dr. Soll Gaynor
2958 W. Grand Ave.
Mr. & Mrs. Nate Goldman & Family
16744 Greenlawn Ave.

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Dr. & Mrs. Davis A. Benson & Family
1300 Wellesley Dr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jay S. Bodzen and Family:.
4268 Sturtevant Ave.
Mr. & Mrs. A. R.. Brasch & Sons
19170 Warrington Dr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Beal & Family
18975 Cherrylawn Ave.

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Mr. & Mrs. Israel Davidson
660 Whitmore
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Drews
12500 Broadstreet Blvd.

Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Heller & Barbara
Gail & Wendy Lee
Chicago, Illinois

Mr. & Mrs. Julius Hersh & Sons
18436 Ohio Ave.

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They sang light-hearted songs.
"Look up, young men, and choose
wisely," called the brightly-
dressed young women.
On the outskirts of the danc-
ing circles, the older people of
the village nodded their approv-
al. They knew that many happy
marriages were concluded as a
result of this festival. In fact,
That must have been a very., the Talmud states: "There were
colorful ceremony in the Temple no happier - day's' in Israel than
in Jerusalem, boys and girls. . . . Yom Kippur."
* * *
Today, however, we do not be-
This custom of gay 'celebra-
lieve in having a priest or a
sacrificial animal take the blame tions after the seriousness of the
for our wrongdoings. Each of Yom Kippur service persists to
us.prays for himself, asking God this day, boys. and girlS._ Many
families plan large dinners or
for forgiveness.
parties on Yom Kippur night.
* * *
After the long day of prayer And almost every city has a
was over, the people of Palestine dance or celebration, sponSored
were ready for a gayer type of by some of the youth organiza-
celebration on Yom 'Kippur tions, at which the young men
night. I•n Jerusalem—the only and women, dressed in their fin-
large city in the land—enthusi-- ery dance, sing and — who
astic crowds poured through the knows?—may even make plans
streets, escorting the High Priest for future marriages.
* * *
from the Temple to his home.
Another
custom
which is ob-
Thousands lined the streets,
cheering and calling gay greet- served by many people on Yom
ings to one another. When the Kippur night relates to the next
High Priest and his escort came' holiday of our Jewish year.
into view, they burst into hymns That's right, Sukkot. After we
of thanksgiving and joy.
This was - in the city. But in
FOR THE FINEST IN
the country, among the fields
of grain and the vineyards and
POULTRY
orchards surrounding each vil-
lage, the people expressed their
CALL
joy in another way. Late Yom
Kippur afternoon the young
people—the unmarried girls and
OUTLET
the eligible young men — gath-
ered in the fields.
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It was a tradition that young
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men and women would choose
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on that day. Everyone wanted
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borrowed clothes from the rich,
so that there would be no dif-
ference in dreis between them.
We Are No Further Than
The young people met among
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the ripening fruits. They danced.

Dr. & Mrs. Win. G. Zieve & Daughters
17617 Santa Barbara Dr.

have eaten and so gained
strength after our long Yom
Kippur fast, we set up the first
posts and pound the first nails
in our family Sukkah. And if
your family does not have
enough space to build a Sukkah,
you can walk into, you'll want to
build one in miniature. No bet-
ter time to begin than Yom Kip-
pur night.
Your friend, Miriam

WJC Official Meets With U. S.
Commissioner FOr Germany
FRANKFURT, (JTA)—Dr. Saul
Sokol, • World Jewish Congress
representative in Germany, con-
ferred here with Walter J. Don-
nelly, newly-appointed American
High Commissioner for Germ any
on: a Wide range "of pressing
Jewish problems."
Dr. Sokol said the discussions
took place in "a most cordial"
atmosphere and that Commis-
sioner Donnelly displayed "much
understanding" of the Jewish
problem.

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will hold a reception in honor of
Dora Rose in celebration of her
75th birthday at 9 p.m., today.
A long-time member of the
Institute and one of its most
active workers, she is also . one
of the organizers of the Worn-
en'i Division of the Institute.
At a recent meeting, the In-
stitute installed the following
newly-elected officers: Morris
Friedman, president; Samuel
Jacobson and Louis Reder, vice-
presidents; Jack Cukerman,
treasurer; FranceS. Shayne • and
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17303 Birwood Ave.
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17392 Wisconsin Ave.

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and Family
Dr. and Mrs. David Kliger and
Son Seymour
18438 Hartwell Ave.

Mirianes
Stories for
Our Roys
and Girls

Hello Boys and Girls:
The Jewish year opens with
much excitement for all of us.
We find ourselves celebrating
one holiday after another in
rapid succession beginning with
Rosh Hashanah. That is fol-
lowed almost immediately by
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atone-
ment, which we will observe
Sunday night and Monday. I
thought you might like to know
something about Yom Kippur in
ancient days in Palestine . .
* * *
The Yom Kippur ceremonies
- began at dawn in the ancient
Temple of Jerusalem. For seven
whole days, the High Priest had
remained in the Temple, never
leaving its walls for any business
or pleasure, not even to see his
family. He spent an entire week
in study and prayer to prepare
himself for the awesome day to
come.
As the sun's first rays shone
over the Judean hills, his assist-
ants, the Levites, came to the
High Priest and dressed him in
snow-white robes. Then he went
into the huge hall of worship
where the people were assem-
bled. As they watched, the High
Priest perforined the rites of
sacrifice. (This practice of sac-
rificing animals on sacred occa-
sions is very ancient, boys and
girls. It has not been engaged
in for hundreds of years, by the
Jews or any other civilized
people.)
Three times, the High Priest
offered a sacrifice, once for him-
self, once for all the priests, and
once on behalf of all the people. 8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Each time he recited a prayer of
Friday, September 26, 1952
confession, to which the priests
• and all the people responded
with the chant: "Blessed be His
glorious name forever and ever."
And the High Priest said: "Ye
shall be clean," meaning that
the sins of the people would be
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