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May 02, 1958 • Page Image 12

…Friday, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH The Suburban Community Pound, Sobell Cases Offer Two Viewpoints on Treason By the Oak-Woodser Last week, the press was filled with the news that Ezra Pound, whose controversial poe- try apparently is regarded more highly than his indictment for treason against the United States, was released from 12 years in a mental institution. Pound is the notorious anti- Semite. who during World War II, broadcast p...…

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…Stress Education Effort as Major Goal of Zionist Movement in West When Dr. Nelson Glueck stands up before a Detroit audi- ence at 8 p.m., Tuesday, in Room 101 of Wayne State University's State Hall, he will have been just a few weeks returned from an extremely important archeo- logical expedition to the Negev of Israel. His topic is "In the Footsteps of Abraham." His findings—the discovery of a 150-mile stretch of what is positively the route...…

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…1958-THE DETROIT JEWISH Dr. Levine to Speak at JNF Foundation's Dinner on Thursday News Brevities NASER BODIYA will moder- ate a panel on the "New Arab Republic," at the Parkman branch library, 1766 Oakaian Blvd., on Monday. All students may attend this free discussion group. Panel members will be Judy Dann, Peter Toren and Philip Rosenbloom from Mum- ford and Iris Goren and Cher- ney Bodzin from Central. • * * * KEIL FAMILY CLUB recent- ly...…

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…Histadrut Plaques Honor Veteran Workers Broadway Boombahs Israel's Anniversary By DAVID SCHWARTZ (Copyright, 1958, JTA, Inc.) At a program officially closing the annual Histadrut campaign, NORMAN COTTLER (right), campaign treasurer, presents plaques to veteran drive work- ers, shown, from left to right, MAU- RICE BAKER, MORRIS HAYET, BEN- JAMIN LAIKIN, NATHAN ROSE and JACK MALAMUD. Elect Seven Jews UAHC Leader Predicts Decrease S. Africa...…

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…Fri day, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS-1 4 Du'mow History, Nationalism Essays in New M'S Book On the eve of its 70th anni- versary, the Jewish Publication Society of America has issued a very important book — Na- tionalism and History," by Si- mon Dubnow, edited, with an introductory essay, by Koppel S. Pinson. It is a major work and is certain to be rated for many years to come as one of JPS's outstanding publications. Few men had su...…

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…LADIES AUXILIARY of the FIRST GALICIAN SOCIETY announces that its annual mother and daughter dinner Will be held at 6:30 p.m., Thurs- day, in the Mayfair Room, 19161 Schaefer. Tickets and reserva- tions are available by calling Dora Adler, DI. 1-4529. * * * RADOMER LADIES AUXIL- IARY will hold a board meet- ing at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the home of Mrs. B. Hal- pern, 20213 Strathmoor, when final arrangementS- will be made for a mother and da...…

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…so To Wed in uly Bar Mitzvahs 1 Friday, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH z MISS PASCELLE HOROWITZ A July wedding is being planned by Pascelle Horowitz and Perry Shulman. The bride- elect is the daughter of Mrs. Ada Horowitz, of Cheyenne Ave., and the late Mr. George Horowitz. Mr. Shulman is the son of Mrs. Bella Shulman and the late Mr. Shulman. Dr. and Mrs. Max Karl New- man, of 19171 Woodston, an- nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ste...…

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…MISS JUDITH RICHMAN Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rich- man, of 17592 Woodingham, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Paula, to Rob- ert Sherwin Zager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Zager, of 18240 Marlowe. A Sept. 1 wedding is planned. ■■•■ •• 0 OM* 0 MIMPIt ) 411 ■ 414111•43.0•••01 ■ 1.4r, g eiA)ry a the Air This Week's Radio and Television Programs of Jewish Interest TEMPLE HOUR Time: 7:30 a.m.. Sunday. Station: WBRB (1430) Mt. ...…

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May 02, 1958 • Page Image 21

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May 02, 1958 • Page Image 22

…DETR OIT JEWI SH NE WS-22 Friday, May 2, Women Honored for Volunteer Hours Hilda Rosenberg Sets Aug. 31 Date Music Study Club Responds to Plea from Slavic Jews Upon the recommendation of Mrs. Marguerite Kozenn Chajes, the Music Study Club of Detroit has forwarded to the Yugoslav Choral Society choral works for their use. The Yugoslav Choral Society is made up of members of the decimated Yugoslavian Jewish community. From an original 80,00...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 23

…Women s MISS BETSY WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wil- son, of Fullerton Ave., an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Betsy Gail, to Myron David Winkelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Winkelman, of Ilene Ave. Both young people are stu- dents at Wayne State Univer- sity, where Miss Wilson is a junior in the college of educa- tion and Mr. Winkelman, a jun- ior in the college of pharmacy, is affiliated with Alpha Zeta Omega fraternity. No we...…

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…Fri day, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-24 Memorial Home Slates Parley; Present Portrait SeiDec.14 Date Central His-Ii Activities The annual convention of the Memorial Home Association of the Jewish War Veterans will be held this Sunday, beginning at 10 a.m., in the Silverman Room of the Home, states Wal- ter E. Klein, MHA president. The organization operates and administrates the building that was erected and dedicated to the 300 Jewi...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 25

…activities in Society Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tomarin, of Sturtevant Ave., have re- turned from Miami Beach, Fla., where they have been since going there for the Passover holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dashow, of 335 Atkins. Brooklyn, N.Y., are currently in Detroit to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with their family. Helping them to mark the occasion will be their sons, Sam, of Huntington Woods; David, of Lesure Ave., with whom they are staying...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 26

…Friday, May X, 1958—THE Miss Meyers Plans December 14 Rites Kottler Pleases Overflow Crowd MISS HARRIETT MEYERS The engagement of Harriett Meyers, daughter of Mrs. So- phie Meyers, of Greenlawn Ave., and the late Mr. Jack Meyers, to Morton L. Wallach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wallach, of Oak Park, Mich., was recently announced. Mr. Wallach, a graduate stu- dent at- Wayne State University, is employed there as a research associate. He is a...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 27

…The first lecturer presented by the department of Near Eastern studies at the Univer- sity of Michigan, under the endowment of the Zwerdling Fund for Old Testament Studies, will be Prof. George Ernest Wright, of McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, who has recently accepted an appointment for next year at Harvard University. The lectures will take place at 4:15 p.m., Tuesday and Wed- nesday afternoon, in Audito- rium A of Angell Hall on th...…

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…Friday, May M, 1958—TH E DETRO IT JEWISH NEW S-28 Jewish Communists Seek to Halt Jews' . Repatriation to Poland; Prof. Levy Expelled from Party Prayer Cards Urged in Says UN Secretary General Hammarskjold Rabbi's Revised Volume Assures Equitable Peace for State of Israel NEW YORK, (JTA)—Jewish cause rejected and spurned by Communist leaders in Poland the remnants of the Jews in were charged with seeking to Poland, are determined to crush p...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 29

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS CALL VErmont 8-9364 10-ROOMS FOR RENT LARGE BEDROOM for woman, kitchen privileges, near 7. UN. 1-8724. NICE FURNISHED room, kitchen privileges, N.W. section, small family. UN. 2-0834. NICE FURNISHED room, woman, gentleman or couple, kitchen privileges. TO. 8-7749. LARGE, BRIGHT room for gentle- man, or student, good transpor- tation, privileges. UN. 4-0424. 13-FOR RENT: FLATS, INCOMES & APTS. 8500 Wyoming Mod...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 30

…JEWISH NEWS- 30 17—HOUSES FOP SALE OAK PARK ONLY $1950 DWN. SELLING FAST: Drop in and see why everyone GROSS REALTY is raving about this home sensation. UN 4-3100 .. . . Fr i day, May 2, 1958—THE Take over 3 bdrm Ranch. Lge. kit; carpt; drapes; Nr. Syna- gogues, trans. 3 yrs. old. Immed. poss. Miss Weitzman/Mr. Shlom. . .. *5:,•• Gas furnace, lovely knotty pine rec. rm. extra closet space, side drive, 2 cr. gar. reas. price. UN 2...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 31

…HUNTINGTON WOODS 13341 VICTORIA BY OWNER 7 rm. col., 414 yrs. old, pass hall, wool carpeting thru-out, drapes, Alum S & S, patio. Pan. den and brkfst room, pan. basem't, maids quarters, grade lay., newly decorated in and out. Near synagogues and shop- ping. CALL LI 6 6769 - CHERRYLAWN 17345 AND 17354 Open Sun. 2-5 2 all brick 4 bedrm. dining & break. room homes. Complete with many extras priced below market at terms to suit buyer. 17...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 32

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PK. - RANCHES ATTENTION 3 bedrm. and den custom blt. 2 baths, pass hall, huge kit. & brkfst. rm.; closets galore; gor- . geous yard; gas ht. Exclusive loc. nr. transp., schools & Syna- gogue. Must see. Miss Sherman. 3-Bedrm. F. brk. ranch. 1 1;.! baths, pass hall, enclosed knotty pine terr.; fabulous rec. rm.; 214-car gar.; loaded with extras; nr. everything. Priced low. Miss Sherman. GROSS REALTY...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 33

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE Open Sun. 2-5 17—HOUSES FOR SALE Northlawn 17521 Oak Pk.-2930 Oak Pk. Blvd. 3 bedrms, br. ranch, 6 yrs. old, pan. kitch. & break. rm. scr. terr carpets, drapes, $83 mo. paymts. incl. all. 5 & 5 with break. rm. a. e. heat. Upper has small front den, lower vacant. Don't miss this bargain. Jim O'Donnell. Oak Pk.-13631 Pearson 3 bedrm. br . ranch 4 yrs. old, drapes, carpets, stove, refrig. nr. schls. & shopp. $106 mo. paym...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 34

…IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MODELS FROM 99,750 • 1 & 11/2 Baths • Low Dn. Paymt's. • Near Schools and Synagogues • Custom Kitchens GAS HEAT Greenfield Model 0 0 For App't. Call a LI 3-1317 C M. & K. BLDG. CO . Call Heugh That's Who LI. 8-0400 For the House Gourmet 7 rm. ranch in ideal location of Bloomfield Tnship, 2 blks. to Birmingham High School. 3 Mast. bedrms. fully carpeted & den, or 4th bedrm. 2 fire- places, 2 cr. attach. gar....…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 35

…▪ 17—HOUSES FOR SALE ALL OPEN SUN. 2-5 WOODINGHAM, 19434 Huntington Woods Fa. brk. bung. nr . synagogue. 25540 DUNDEE 2 bdrms., plus fin. knotty pine room up, Ige. kit., for- One of the newest & most beautiful center ent. 3 bedrm. Col. in Huntington Woods. Huge family room, 14x24 liv. rm. full din. rm. scr. terr. stall shower, carpets, drapes. 2 cr. br. gar. blt. '51. Owner leaving tn. must have deal. $39,500. mica top sink and back ...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 36

…17 - H OU S ES FOR SAiLE BRICK COLONIAL 18629 PINEHURST 6396 W. Outer Dr. Corner Strathmoor OPEN SUN. 1-4 OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 1-8 P.M. DAILY BY APP'T Friday, May 1, 1958—THE Bea. 3 bdrm. fa. brk. din. rm. tiled kit. and bath, extra tiled lay. auto. ht , rec rm. 2 car brk. gar. rear porch, sprink. sys. OR BY APP'T. Beautiful tree lined street, gra- cious 3 bdrm. Col., passhall, breakfast room, screened terr., carpeting, draperies. $19,500...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 37

…News from Around the World at a Glance NEW YORK (JTA)—A Dean of Yeshiva University defended the' action of the Orthodox-ori- ented institution in suspending the campus newspaper whose student editors demanded the right to discuss the issue of compulsory attendance at morn- ing religious services. The student governing board of The Commentator suspended publication April 2 rather than comply with an order from Dr. Samuel Belkin, University pre...…

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…Friday, May 2, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH Harvard Changes Chapel Policy After Controversy Centering on Jewish Couple Wed by Minister CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (JTA)— Harvard University backed down this week on their stand against permitting Rabbis to perform religious ceremonies in the university's Memorial Church. At the recommendation of Dr. George A. Buttrick, chair- man of the chapel's board of preachers, the University an- nounced that hereafter, "...…

May 02, 1958 • Page Image 39

…Monument Unveilings (Unveiling announcements may be inserted by mailing or by call- ing The Jewish News office, VE 8-9364. Written announcements must be accompanied by the name and address of the person making the insertion. There is a standard charge of $2.00 for an unveiling notice, measuring an inch in depth.) • * * Nathan (Naphtali) Korn, of ZERLINA KLEIN, 18110 ETHEL GAINES, 3380 Mon- Muirland, died April 28. She terey, died April 22. S...…

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…Friday, May 2, 1958—T HE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-40 Major Diaspora Israel Anniversary Celebration, at Liberty Bell, Helps Strengthen Israeli-U. S. Friendship States joined in the action of the United Nations to bring Israel's rebirth to By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ its recognized consummation. Today Israel is firmly established in the life PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—The planners of American celebrations of Israel's and law of nations." tenth anniversary—the Ameri...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 1

…Now E Tisha b'Ab and Jewry's Unceasing Will to Live Ewen's Exciting Panorama of U.S. Popular Music * . PICA and the Rothschilds: An Historic Act A Weekly Editorials, Page 4 4)( 4 6 Michigan's Only Englisl- VOLUME XXXI – h - No. 22 .C;3F)k. 27 of Jewish Events Aper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle 17100 \e, % d ' :c1. — VE 8-9364 — Detroit 35, August 2, 1957 Herberg's Views on Public Aid to Parish Schools Commentary, ...…

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…~ Purely Commentary Afghanistanian Spokesman Suggests Direct Arab-Israel Peace Talks En der UN Aspices officers here is that such an discussed Suez Canal and Aqaba MILWAUKEE, Wis. (JTA) — interpretation will further in- Gulf issues, including the arrest Direct negotiations for Arab- activate the truce set-up and by Egyptian authorities of an The Giants of Tin Pan Alley: Ewen's Israel peace were urged here by acknowledge the UN's failure Isra...…

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…. Hadassah, ZOA Lead Rift of Zionist Confederation JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The bridge differences of opinion eleven - year-old Confederation over the question of identifi- of General Zionists, the world cation with Israeli political body of centrist Zionist parties, I parties. has split over the question of j Mrs. Halprin's -statement as- JERUSALEM—Rev. Joachim the identification of its parties serts that the delegates to the El Anthony, 47, head...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers. Michigan Press Association. National Editorial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year. Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1952 at Post Office, Detroit. Mich., ...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 5

…A Digest of Writers' Opinions What the Press Is Saying • • The American Jews Press (By • Injunction to Halt Mixed Seating IlLondonDaily Express Attacks ce liritish council for- Showing x h.) NEW ORLEANS (Special) The Middle East is buildin ) the Israelis to attempt to an- —A temporary injunction up to another explosion. Th g nihilate Nasser's military estab- was issued by City Judge military and political ingre e lishment at the first Eg...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 6

…• nagogueCouncilC am pai gns y w'S \ i to Combat Misinformation w z on Shehitah nitwit Method Muscular Judaism Sabbath B G Vows State Will Keep - - (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) JERUSALEM—Premier David B n-Gurion Wednesday pledged that where the _security of the By DAVID SCHWARTZ k state is not involved, govern- (Copyright, 1957, JTA, Inc.) Judging by the Hebrew press ment departments will observe A nationwide • coordinat...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 7

…Schavers Attend Dedication of Playground Honoring Son JERUSALEM (Special) — A who underwrote the playground prano. lighted by folk singing and festive crowd of several thou- in honor of the recent Bar Mitt- The new playground, which dancing by Jerusalem school sand Jerusalemites, municipal ,! vah of their son, Isaac. bears 'the name Ginnat Y•tz- children. Speakers included officials, dignitaries and scores The Scheyer family, which chak, is l...…

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…Friday, August 2, 1957 — THE D ETROIT JEWISH NEWS-8 Martyr's Forest for 6, 000,000 Jews Rises Slowly in Israel's Judaean, Hills By E. SHIDLETZKY JERUSALEM — An expanse of 30,000 dunams of hilly waste- land stretching between Esh- taol and Shoeva, the border region between the Biblical tribes of Judah and Dan, was earmarked by the Jewish Na- tional Fund six years ago for the planting of the Martyrs' Forest in memory of the 6,000,000 who peri...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 9

…I -- SYNAGOGUE SERVICES Workmen's Circle School Opens Branch in Northwest The Workmen's Circle School, which is now affiliated with the United Hebrew Schools, is open- ing a branch, to be housed in TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 8:30 p.m. services today, Dr. Leon Fram the new Circle Center, located will preach on "The Book of Deuteronomy," the first in a at 18825 W. 7 Mile, near South- series on Books of the Bible. field. CONG. BETH YEHUDAH: Sabbath se...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 10

…B. G. R. Says: by Itl Fate Pursued Alfred Poeblin` Was A most penetrating and im- ' our modern States, still there ExpectFastActiou Israeli Tanker Severe y amage on U.S; Loan (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) TEL AVIV — The 13,000 ton JERUSALEM. — The United - The whole • tragic . piCture of 'essi e ctory teller and essay- are influences available, in States Export-Import Bank de- ...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 11

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August 02, 1957 • Page Image 12

…August 2, 1 95'7 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S-12 tet $.■ News from Around the World London Publisher Prints Yiddish Work LONDON (WJA) — A new study on "Contemporary Yid- dish Literature" by Prof. A. A. Roback has just been published by Linealns-Prager (Publish- ers) Ltd. in London for the `Popular Jewish Library' Series of the World Jewish Congress British Section. This comprehensive popular study was written by Prof. Ro- back at the reque...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 13

…LONDON (JTA)—The Jewish National Fund office here an- nounced receipt of a cable from the Palestine Jewish Colonization Association to the effect that PICA had trans- ferred to the JNF 130,000 du- nams (42,500 acres) of land it held. The PICA action was in conformance with the desire of the late James de Rothschild, president of PICA. Some of the land is unoccupied, and the re- mainder is tenanted. Premier David Ben-Gurion invited the Rothschi...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 14

…" 1 Sandra Dubin Wed to Maurice Frankel activities in Society Friday, August 2, 19 57 — THE DETROIT JEWISH z Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kahn, former Detroiters, now of Tucson, Ariz., will observe their golden wedding anniversary here at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hersh, of 18436 Ohio, from 2 to 5 p.m., Aug. 11. Mr. Kahn, prior to his retirement, was a painting contractor for many years in Detroit. He and Mrs. Ka...…

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…In a double-ring ceremony' solemnized by candlelight on June 16, Marcia Lynn Taylor exchanged marital vows with Bernard J. Shapiro. Rabbis Ja- cob E. Segal and Israel I. Hal- pern and Cantors Hyman J. Adler and Shabtai Ackerman officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. Her husband's parents . are the Jo- seph Shapiros. . For her wedding, the new Mrs. Shapiro chose a gown of white Italian peau de soie, styled along pri...…

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…V Long Derivation Found i for Name of Jerusalem Promotes Two Staffers as Ass't Directors E-4 I; PP. The promotion of two Sinai Hospital "staff members to as- sistant directors was announced this week by Max Osnos, Sinai . president. e The two men are David C. Kreger and Henry Gotthelf, who both joined Sinai in 1955 as a d m i nistrative assistants. They hold master's degrees in hospital administration from the Columbia University schoo...…

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…ii A Fish Story Lighter Vein' Israeli Girl Now By Shin Fey Samaeh (From the Jerusalem Post) All kinds of proposals for peace have been in the air re- cently. We have picked up one that we like particularly be- cause it applies to the noisy Syrian border. A New York lawyer who represents the Interfaith Com- mittee for Peace, Jacob • - D. Fuchsberg, has announced-that his organization Wishes to put up a pillar of peace on the shores of Lake ...…

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…Friday, August 2, 1957 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-2O ',••••••• • ipa sid atickttstu ' -- - ---- Consistent QUALITY Knows No Substitute! With all the rhythm of '57 automation, The Jewish News is streamlined to bring you the very latest. . . ■ "QUALITY knows no substitute" is indeed the unwavering policy of the News. NOTHING IS SPARED tobring to this highly concentrated market the finest press and color facilities possible. Take ti...…

August 02, 1957 • Page Image 21

…Schlafer-Levin Rites A Fine Situation Imbreaded' Blade Set for Winter CostsBakerDough DAYENU If sold for the value of its chemical elements, the human body would be worth about 98 cents. BY HENRY LEONARD JERUSALEM (JTA) — Un- authorized ingredients found in bread sold here lately tend to be solid but indigestible, ac- cording to the courts, which have been imposing heavy fines on negligent bakers. From the list of fines, it can be seen tha...…

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