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Another year has just begun,
Today starts '54,
And time to look ahead again
Instead of days before.
We pray to God for all good
health,
With happiness and cheer,
As on this day we wish you all
A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR
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THOSE OF YOU who saw last
week's TV presentation of "This
Is Your Life" honoring Eddie
Cantor, will agree that a half-
hour could never do justice to
the long and brilliant life and
career that Eddie has enjoyed
.. and will readily sympathize
with M. C. Ralph Edwards in
trying to bunch as much as pos-
sible into so limited a time .. .
"The Eddie Cantor Story" movie,
now being shown at the Para-
mount Theater in New York, is
even more minute in its detail
of Eddie's life because of the
picture time limitation, but
makes a valiant effort to bring
out much of the highlights in a
career that is probably one of
the greatest in show business
* * *
LOCAL BARRISTER, J. Leon-
ard Hyman, tells of the long-
winded lawyer friend in the
community who droned on and
on and on until the judge finally
gave vent to a suggestive yawn
. . "I sincerely trust," said the
lawyer, "that I am not trespass-
ing on the time of the court."
. . ."There is some difference,"
the judge observed, "between
trespassing on time and en-
croaching on eternity."
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ONE OF THE MOST welcome
contributions received by a can-
cer victim is that of a cancer
pad . . . to help relieve whatever
aches and pains they may have
while absorbing the blood that
may come from a cancerous
wound. . . The Sisterhood of the
Adas Shalom Synagogue has
been making these . pads for the
past four years . . . and have
started again on this most
worthy project . . , with every-
one welcome to participate . . .
Mrs. Jacob Levine is chairman,
assisted by Mrs. David Taylor,
co-chairman . . . For informa-
tion, call LI. 6-9712 and find out
how you, too, can make life a
bit easier for a victim of cancer.
*
HARRY AARON, boss of the
Triangle Bar on Michigan Ave.,
was buttonholed on the way to
his place of business by a waver-
ing gentleman, exuding the
delicate fragrance of cheap
bourbon, who demanded, "Hey,
where'sh Alcoholics Anony-
moush?" . . "You want to
join?" asked Harry incredulously
"Heck, no," roared the other.
"I want to resign."
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MICKEY WOOLF and arches-
tra open up at the Alamo, Feb.
22 . . . President Dave Draznin
of Keidan Bnai Brith Lodge, is
supplying the word-of-mouth
publicity on the annual mid-
season banquet of the Keidan
bowlers, Jan. 20, at Calvert
Catering . . . The March of
Dimes, which begins Jan. 2 and
continues on until Jan. 31, led
by this slogan, "Please Give
More in '54" will again be out
there pitching to fight infan-
tile paralysis . . . and it's up
to us folks to see to it that the
campaign goes over the top in
funds . . . At a certain cross-
roads in Canada, where the go-
ing is all but impossible in peri-
ods of heavy rain, this sign has
been conspicuously posted:
"Take care which rut you choose.
You will be in it for the next
20 miles." City of Hope Cancer
Fighters dinner-dance is slated
for May 15 at Holiday Manor
. . . Frances Oschin, executive
vice-president of the group, is
chairman again . . . She held the
same post at last years affair.
The Joint Distribution Corn-
mittee will provide $1,250,000
during 1954 for the work of ORT
(Organization for Rehabilitation
Through Training), principal
agency of f e r i n g vocational
training to Jews overseas, under
an agreement reached by the
two organizations.
Vocational activities in Europe,
Israel, North Africa and Iran,
which' are covered in the agree-
ment, will cost $2,830,000 during
the coming year. The ORT will
raise the difference between the
amount granted by JDC and the
total sum required.
Under terms of the pact, the
largest single amount for any
one country among the nine-
teen nations in which ORT pro-
grams are conducted is desig-
nated for the ORT schools in
Israel. ORT currently conducts
eighteen training centers and
vocational schools in the Jewish
state, with an annual enroll-
ment of 3,200 students, consti-
tuting the largest system of vo-
cational schools in Israel. Sub-
stantial allocations have also
been assigned to ORT vocation-
al training centers in Moslem
areas and in Europe.
400 Tombstones Desecrated
In Brooklyn Cemeteries
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Four
hundred headstones were over-
turned in four different ceme-
teries in Brooklyn, cemetery
officials revealed. Two of the
cemeteries were Jewish, one was
Protestant and one was non-
sectarian. Total damage is esti-
mated at $25,000.
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Editor's Note: This special American Jewsh Press Feature is another in the
series of easy lessons for self-study of Hebrew. The complete book, "Hebrew
Made Easy," is available from Miss Shushannah Spector, 904 S. Miami Ave.,
Fla.; $1.50 a copy.
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BOOR STORE
1-)A-NUT SE-FA-RIM
Where is the book store?
'Ei-foh ha-nut ha-se-fa-rim?
1 know; near the bank
"A-ni yo-de-'a; 'e-?el ha-bank
.7?371 175tH ;Pr
What do you wish to buy?
Mah 'a-tab ro-zeh lik-not?
7Mae? 714in nx)zi ;1?
Books
Se-fa-rim
Miss, have you English
books?
Ge-Vir-ti, ha-yesh la-them
Plenty, Sit.
Yesh va-yesh, 'ado-ni
all
A. Hebretv•English diction•
ary
HAIFA, (JTA) — The Haifa
Institute of Technology has
been closed by a student
strike in the form of refusal
to pay increased tuition fees.
Fees were raised by the ad-
ministration when it found
itself unable to cover the
school's budget in the absence
of adequate private contribu-
tions and government sub-
sidies.
The crisis of the Technion
has been referred to the
Knesset education committee
for discussion.
Dr. Fineberg Proves
Rosenberg Received
Fair Court Trials
,
In "The Rosenberg Case: Fact
and Fiction," published by
Oceana Publications (43 W. 16th,
NY11), Dr. S. Andhil Fineberg,
director of community service of
the American Jewish Committee,
demolishes the claims of those
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Rabbi Solomon Foster, rabbi
emeritus of Congregation Bnai
Jeshurun, Newark, N.J., expresses
in poetry the philosophy of his
spiritual outlook on life. The
title of his book, "Spiritual
Trails to Happiness," is an apt
description for his thoughts on
the variety of subjects on which
he has written the verses. The
book was published by Bookman
Associates, 34 E. 23rd St., New
York 10.
Rabbi Foster's poems are ded-
icated to the heroes in Jewish
Biblical history, to the holidays
and to a score of other subjects,
including the calendar.
The sub-titles explain some
of the interesting subjects in his
book. They are: Assurance of
Divinity, Foundations of Hu-
manity, Sanctity of Personality,
Romance of the C a l e n d a r,
Spirituality of Love, Blessings
of Duty, Inspirations of Memory
and Hope.
In the section on the Calen-
dar he describes the counting
of time, dedicates a poem as a
birthday greeting, and a verse
on the Sabbath, thus:
Of all the clays within the week,
I dearly love but one day,
And that's the day that comes
Between a Friday and a Sunday..
"Spiritual Trails to Happiness"
will undoubtedly inspire many
readers.
N 0 R TH LAND
By SHUSHANNAH SPECTOR and Rabbi JOSEPH ZEITLIN
Then, give me first of
Haifa Technion Closed
By Student Strikers
Rabbi Foster Writes
Spiritual Poetry
DRIVER TRAINING
Hebrew as It Is Spoken in Israel Today
‘
Friday, January 1, 1954
J DC Gives ORT $1,250,000
Under New '54 Agreement
ntig t 7r1
To the Book Store.
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DR. S. ANDHIL FINEBERG
News Brevities I
Detroit Town Hall will open
the second half of its series -7ith
Dr. YOU CHAN YANG, Ambas-
sador from Korea to the United
States. The distinguished diplo-
mat, will speak at 11 o'clock,
Wednesday morning, in Fisher
Theater.
* *
Horne
of New York
Mrs. Hal
1954 chairman of the National
Women's Division of the United
Jewish Appeal,
announced that
American J e w-
ish women since
.n946 have con-
tributed more
than $101,000,-
000 to their
community cam-
paigns for sup-
port of the UJA
and other causes.
The UJA Worn-
'en's Division was
i n
established
„
Mrs. Home 1946 and today
serves campaign units in more
than 200 communities.
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:THANKS FOLKS
FOR A
WONDERFUL
1953
•
ISammy
Woolf
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Wishing You
ALL A VERY
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Hear the full story of the THIRD victim in the Rosenberg Trial! Morton
Supreme
Sobel!, condemned to 30 years in Alcatraz, is today appealing to the
Rosenbergs.
Court for a review of the case—a review never granted to the
Hear MRS. HELEN SOBELL
who sought to create a status of
martyrdom for Julius and Ethel
wife of Morton Sobel'
Rosenberg.
PARKSIDE HALL, 3119 FENKELL
In a thorough review of the
Friday, January 8, at 8:30 P.M.
Parkside Hall, 3119 Fenkell
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authorities, reprints the state-
ment of the American Civil Lib-
erties Union which asserted that
the ACLU did not find a civil
liberties issue in the case and
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