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Daniel A. Laven, chairman of Yeshivah are combining their which this year reached a peak
the executive committee of the efforts this year into one huge enrollment of 150 students
Beth Yehudah Schools this week event, Laven stated. Included its two branches on Dexter and
announced that Dr. H. Raphael will be the Businessmen's Coun- Cortland and Wyoming and
Gold will -be the guest speaker cil, headed by Laven, David Santa Clara, has a budget of
at the annual donor banquet of Goldberg, I. Howard Bloch and $220,000, of which $25,000 is con-
tributed by the Jewish Welfare
the Schools on Nov. 29, at the Ben Freedland.
Latin Quarter.
The Beth Yehudah Schools, Federation.
Dr. Gold, formerly • a practic-
ing rabbi with
congregations in
Boston, M a s s.
IT'S TASTE TIMT
and Dallas, Tex.,
currently prac-
By Uncle David
tices psychiatry
in New York.
the law. The rabbi consented,
Kiddies Korner
He is noted as
is so tempting ... grand as a breakfast cereal,
and to begin showed him the
Dear Boys and Girls:
an outstanding
in soups, for fillings and stuffings, countless fas-
letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
As you well know, there are "This is Aleph," he said. Say
a f ter - dinner
cinating "Old World" treats and intriguing
many stories in Jewish folklore Aleph."
speaker.
modern dishes. A tasty, nutritious replacement
which never lose- their fascina-
Len
ding
an
"But how do I know that this
for potatoes, rice, beans, and other side-dishes,
tion.- even after many repeti-
assist
to
Dr.
tions. Some stories tell'about de- letter is called Aleph?" said the
Gold will be the
Wonderful roasted nutlike flavor . . . rich in
bates our sages had with mon- Persian.
usually fine en-
protein and other wholesome food elements.
s
,
e
rabbi,
e
"Well,"
said
archs. Here is one of them about
tertainment fea-
Dr. Gold
a monarch and Rabbi Gama- go to the next. This is Beth; I, tared at banquets sponsored by I
DELICIOUS • NUTRITIOUS • THRIFTY
say Beth."
liel's daughter.
the Schools. Cantor Moishe Oy-
ALSO ENJOY WOLFF'S CREAMY KERNELS...DELIGHTFUL
"But
who
says
this
letter
is
"Your God is a thief," said the
sher and humorist Michael Ros-
BUCKWHEAT GRITS THAT'S EASY TO PREPARE...EASY TO DIGEST;
Per-
called
Beth?"
persisted
the
emperor to Rabbi Gamaliel.
enberg will be the principal at-
Tired
out
with
his
obstin-
sian.
"Why?" asked the sage.
the rabbi refused to teach tractions.
"Because , " explained the mon- acy,
All auxiliary groups of the
him
any
more and sent him off.
arch, "he caused Adam to fall • The Persian
went
to
Rabbi
asleep and without his consent
Select Social Club Opens
removed a rib from his body. Samuel, a learned colleague of
the
former
rabbi,
and
asked
him
Second Decade of Activities
Would an honest man act like
also to teach him the Law. Sam-
Mrs. Edward Chase, v i c e-
that."
"Let me answer him, father," uel consented, and, like his president of the Select Social
friend, began to teach his pupil Club, announces that the or-
said the rabbi's daughter.
the
Hebrew alphabet. "This," ganization will begin its second
"Your Majesty," she said, "I
want to tell you an incident. said he, "is Aleph, and that is decade of activities with a pro-
Think of
The other night, robbers broke Beth." "But," said the - Persian, gram at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, at
`who knows if that is certainly the Davison Jewish Center. The
into our house. They took away Aleph
and that other letter with- group. open to all single, mid-
a silver jug and left us a golden
dle-aged men and women, meets
one instead. What do you think out doubt Beth?"
Thereupon Samuel gave him every Saturday, in the Davison
of such robbers?"
Mrs. Anna Robinson, member-
"Robbers!" laughed the mon- a violent pinch on the ear, that
2340 West Grand Blvd. at Linwood
arch. "They are not robbers, but made him scream out: "0 my ship chairman, welcomes pro-
Phone TYler 4-5400
well-doers. I wish such robbers ear! 0 my ear!" "Who tells spective members to come and
would come to visit my house you that that is certainly called get acquainted. For informa-
an ear?" said Rabbi Samuel. tion, call Mrs. Chase, TO. 7-8626,
every night."
"That is just what God did," "Why, of course," said the Per- Mrs. Robinson, UN. 2-3277, or
Mrs. Minnie Caplan, UN. 3-6514.
said the daughter of Rabbi Ga- sian, "everyone, calls it so."
"Well, then," said Rabbi Sam-
maliel. "He took from Adam a
mere rib, and gave him a wom- uel, 'and everybody calls those 1 6—DETRO IT JEWISH NEWS
and Beth!"
Friday, November 6, 1953
an for it. Don't you think Adam letters Aleph *
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could be satisfied?"
Wise Thoughts of Our Sages
The Rabbi and the Skeptic
There are four kinds of tem-
Here is another fine story from
pers: he whOm it is easy to pro-
our folklore:
Once a Persian came:to a rab- voke and easy to pacify, his loss
bi and begged him to teach him disappears in his gain; he whom
it is hard to provoke and hard
to pacify, his gain disappears in
his loss; he whom it is hard to
nO Work—
provoke and easy to pacify is a
saint; he whom it is easy to pro-
so
voke and hard to pacify is a
wicked man.
Do not to others what you
would not have others do to
you...
. To be patient is sometimes
better than to have much wealth
* * *
Fine. Book: 'Journey Cake, Ho!'
Ruth Sawyer's new version of
an old favorite and Robert Mc-
Closkey's illustrations combine
to make an excellent book for
young children under the title
"Journey Cake, Ho!" The book
was published by Viking Press.
The old favorite is: "The old
woman picked up the Journey
Cake and went inside to freshen
it up • on the griddle." In Miss
Sawyer's new story there are
three characters—the old wom-
an, the old man and the bound-
out boy, Johnny. All lived in a
cabin.
Johnny's tune, the old wom-
an's Journey Cake song, the old
man's grumble, the action on the
farm, and the eventual disap-
pearance of the- animals which
eAgY TO BAkE called for sending Johnny off in
for a new job, will melt
ANYONE cAtil I search
the heart of the youhk reader.
Look for this "Elee-
The Johnny Cake the lad took
s tria Dryer Days"
with him rolled out of his hands
symbol. The dealer
and Johnny ran—faSter and
displaying the sunny
faster and faster. After him
- blue and gold seal is a
came
a
cow,
sheep,
a
duck,
a
PACKA6ETDA1N,f spotted pig—a whole procession.
dryer specialist. See
him today.
A donkey tried to beat Johnny
to the cake and eat it. A crow
cawed. But as the journey end-.
STANDARD
ed the cake was at the door of
I INSTALLATIONS WIRED
WITHOUT CHARGE
the old cabin—with-the old man
and the old woman waiting to
welcome Johnny.
But with Johnny there came
back the hens, the cow, the pig,
the lost animals. The three cab-
in residents were together again.
The bound boy Johnny made the
older 'folks happy that he was
back. As for the animals, "now
Reach for the
they are all yours," they told
him. The old man forgot his
DROMEDARY
grumble and the old woman
sang her Johnny Cake song hap-
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with the
tively illustrated, ends in a hap-
kosher
py mood and will create a joyous
spirit for the boys and girls
reading it

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