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Present Certification of Kashruth
In a traditional ceremony observed prior to Passover,
Rabbi Eliezer Silver is shown presenting to Bernard Manis-
chewitz, president of the firm, the "Hechsher" . (Certificate of
Kashruth) attesting to the fact that all Manischewitz matzo
bakeries, the Manischewitz - winery and all food processing
plants of B. Manischewitz Co. are operated in strict and
devoted conformity with the most stringent requirements of
kashruth. Other members of the Manisehewitz Board - of
Rabbinical Supervision are (1. to r.) : Rabbi Isaac Halevi Siegal;
Rabbi Naftoli H. J. Riff, noted scholar 'and distinguished head
of the Orthodox community of Caniden, N. S., who recently
became a member of the Board; and Rabbi Pinhas Gutiaan.
Also in the picture are. D. Beryl Manischewitz, chairman of
the" boardof The B. Manischewitz _ Company, and William 11,
Manischewitz, treasurer.
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TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The first
of
Development Problems
direct telephone link was estab-
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lished between this city and
Warsaw. The Israel Minister of
Posts and Telegraph, Dr. Joseph
Burg, talked to the Minister of
Posts of Poland, both officials
expressing hope that the tele-
phone line will augur •a period
of "rapprochement between the
twb nations." .
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JERUSALEM (JTA)—Israel's
development problem is the ap-
plication of "high grade brains
to low grade resources," Sir
Benjamin Lockspeiser, chairman
of the all-European cocrimission
on atomic power, told a press
conference here.
He summed up the results of
a week-long meeting of the Is-
rael Government Technological
Advisory Board, consisting of
foreign and
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Israeli scientists,
engineers and research leaders.
As an example, Sir Benjamin,
onQ of Britain's foremost nuclear
scientists, revealed that Israeli
chemists had developed a new
and cheap method of chemically
increasing the - concentration of
manganese in low grade ores.
He was unusually cautious about
Israel's plans for expansion of
potash production, even ques-
tioning whether current potash
production methods were profit-
able.
Nee-Nazis in Sweden
Disrupt Fedtralist Meeting
STOCKHOLM, (JTA)—Fiv'e
Swedish neo-Nazis disrupted a
meeting on the Algerian ques-
tion sponsored here by the
World Federalist Movement
with anti-Semitic and anti-Is-
rael propaganda.
Beside -shouting anti-Jewish
remarks and accusing Israel
epithets, they also distributed
anti-Semitic literature.
Only the intervention of lead-
ers of . the World. Federalist
April 6-7-8-9
12 to 10:30 p.m. movement prevented the out-
$500,000 Exhibition
75c Adm. break of fighting between
Swedish student members of
Detroit Masonic Temple
the audience and the neo-Nazis.
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SURE
' HOWEVER GOOD Florence
Nightingale was, she has to take
a back seat in our books now
when it comes to handling a
sick patient . . . Our good ol'
mom couldn't be beat during
our recent illness, taking care of
us morning, • noon and night
while we were ibedded with the
flu and then a bit of virus pneu-
monia . . . Mom was the official
juice and pills galore gal . . .
seeing to it that we took them
whether we liked it or not! .. .
Thanks to that wonderful moth-
er , of ours, we're back on our
feet, able to bat out a bit of
reading material for you swell
folks.
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DOCTORS HEAR stories ga-
lore and when they have the
time, which is very seldom,
they'll give • out with a gem .. .
Giving us a chest X-ray, Dr. A.
S. Goldstein took a valuable
couple of minutes to_: tell us
about the rich lady who loved
to read a successful magazine
because every month it gave
the 'details of a rare new dis-
ease, Which the rich lady imme-
diately imagined she was suf-
fering from herself . . . Several
doctors•made a handsome living
out of this .. . Vacationing dur-
ing the recent winter, however,
she _suddenly ran into. one old
country doctor who wasn't hav-
ing any of her nonsense .
"You couldn't possibly have this
disease you say is destroying
you," he told her gruffly. "In..
the first place, if you did haire
it, you'd never - know it. It
causes absolutely no pain or
suffering whatever." . . "Just
as I suspected," crowed the rich
lady triumphantly. "Those are
my symptoms precisely!"
* * *
Pearl Buck, Nobel Prize win-
ner for literature, will serve as
chairman of the judges' com-
mittee in the Ninth Interna-
tional Literary Competition for
the blind, sponsored by the Jew-
ish Braille Review, it has been
announced by Dr. Jacob Fried,
editor of the monthly literary
magazine published by the Jew-
ish Braille Institute of America.
In addition to Miss Buck,
judges for prose are Bennett
Cerf, author and president of
Random House;"and Dr. Jacobus
ten Broek, professor of speech
at the University of California
and president of the National
Federation of the Blind. -
Judges for poetry are Jean ,
Starr Untermeyer, poet and an-
thologist; Mark Van-Doren, pro.-
fessor of English at Columbia
University and a Pulitier Prize
winner for poetry; Theodore
-Weiss, poet and professor of
literature at Bard College; and
William Carlos Williams, win-
ner of the National Book Award
for poetry.
The contest closes July 31.
It is .. open to blind persons
throughout the world—regard-
less of race, religion or 'nation-
ality. Manuscripts,yrnay be sub-
mitted in any language.
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between giving us shots of peni-
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SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 28th
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Tickets: $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 plus tax
ing to talk about the Mayo
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