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Did You Know?,

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

(Copyright, 1961,
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

That Moshe Dayan likes to
chew sunflower seeds?
That Israel • exports of pea-
nuts this year totaled more than
two and a half million dollars?
That's not peanuts.
That Jews came in with the
first settlement of the state of
Georgia? Forty Jews • arrived in
a group on one boat. Some of
the authorities wanted to bar
them but James Oglethorpe, the
founder of the colony, liked
them and allowed them to re-
main.
That the early cigar makers
an the East Side used to em-
ploy someone to read ID them
while they rolled the tobacco?
According to Samuel Gompers,
who became the first president
of the American Federation of
Labor it educated them in so-
cial and political matters.
That the sages of the Tal-
mud knew that the earth is
round? In Midrash Rabba is
written: "The world i-
like a ball
from han
an ."
Tha 0 years before Coper-
nicu • he author of the Zohar,
Mo s De Leon kn the
re lution
sun? "Th
Zo r "i
tan
ac-
cord'
itions

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. These revolutions bring it
about that when it is day in one
half of the globe, it is night
in the other half."
That Senator Lehman's father
was a friend of Jefferson Davis?
That before the First World
War there was a book written
about a Jewish President of the
United States? The name of the
fictional President was David
Israels. The book was dedicated
to Rabbi Stephen Wise. It pic-
tured the Jewish President as
very noble but he was impeached
for refusing to go along with
Congress and declaring war.
. That the , climate of Eilat,
Israel is good for arthritis?
That the man to whoni we owe
the greatest debt for .the com-
pilation of early American Jew-
lish history was not a Jew at all,
but an Irishman, Judge P. pa-1372

WRONG APPROACH
"Whenever someone spea
with prejudice against a gr
—Catholics, Jews, Italians,
I groes — someone else us
mes up with a classic li
ense: 'Look at Einst
k at Carver!" "Look at
ini!"
hey mean well, these
nders. But their approach is
rong. It is even bad. What a
minority group wants is not the
right to have geniuses among
them but the right to have fools
and scoundrels without being
condemned a _ s a group."
—Agnes Elizabeth Benedict.

"And Moses said, "This is the
thing which the Lord com-
manded that you should do; that
the glory of the Lord may
appear upon you."

Elkin, Travel Bureau

Presents its

Sept. 17th Holiday
Steam Excursion

From Detroit-Windsor to London, Ontario

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A.M.
A.M.
:15 A.M.
1:30 A.M.

3 P.M.
4:15 P.M.
4:40 P.M.
5 P.M.

Arrive Be
Arrive Windsor appr.

FARE

Including Box Lunch, admission to Story Book
Gardens and including bus transportation
in London

From Detroit-Windsor
From Belle River
From Chatham

Adults

Children under 12

$9.50
9.09
6.50

$6.00
5.50
3.75

No Refund will be mode on ticket& sold within five days
from dote of operation.

Movie and Photo Run will he made near Glencoe, Ont.

ORDER TICKETS BY MAIL OR STOP IN AT:

Elkin Travel Bureau

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MODELS HOBBY SUPPLY
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Activities and
Holiday Books

This is the proper time to
start teaching our youngsters
the meaning of our Holy Days
and the subsequent holidays.
There are many good chil-
dren's books available.
From the Reform viewpoint,
several impressive new story
books have just been published.
for very young children, by the
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations.
In the new series of UAHC
First Holiday Books are stories
for Rosh Hashanah and Yom
Kippur, Sukkot and Simhat
Torah, Tu b'Shavat and Shevuot.
The narrato
Cedarba
wife of Rabbi
Davi
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nsing, Mich., and now of
icago. T
pictures are by
Clare an.
hn Ross.
Mrs.
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Hashanah and Yom' Kippur
carry good messages, Sukkot
and Simhat Torah are presented
as festivals of thanksgiving, Tu
b'Shvat is the New Year's Day
for Trees and Shevuot is por-
trayed as the birthday of Torah.
Regrettably, these stories can
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dox and Conservative children
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proaches. The males are hatless,
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menus, ideas on building a for-
est near a kibbutz in Israel and
scores of other creative activi-
ties. There is some humor in
some of the suggested activities.

Syria Releases Two
Kidnaped from Israel

TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Two
tourists, one Atherican and one
British. who were kidnaped by
six Syrians a week ago, were
returned unharmed to Israel
through United Nations ob-
servers.
Israeli officials are still hunt-
ing for another American tour-
ist, Mark Goldmann, who is
missing and possibly_held by the
Syrians.
The American, 19-year-old
Philip Janovsky, and the British
tourist, 18-year-old Elizabeth
Weil, who are both at the
Yavneh Kibbutz on a one-year
training tour, left the kibbutz
for a tour of northern Israel.
While touring Eon Gev, they
said, they were surrounded by
arms-carrying Syrians, who fired.
at them. Bullets hit their knap-
sacks, but not them.
They said they were blind-
folded and taken to a site they
could not identify. There they
were questioned for hours at
a time about. Israel military
movements, the economic situa-
tion and the forthcoming gen-
eral elections Aug. 15.. Since
they carried foreign passports.
they were not ill-treated.

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