Compiled by San Diego Jewish World staff
Passover Greetings
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 3
Holiday Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Apelman and Family.
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Passover Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Bard and Family.
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Holiday Greetings from Mr. and Mrs. M.S. Berlin and Family
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Elias Berwin and Family
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Holiday Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Breitbard, Gary and Stan
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Greetings: The Camiels, Jeanne, Zel, Jack, Stan, Myriam
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Greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cudney
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Al DeSure and Family
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Greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Douglas, Linda and Alan.
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Passover Greetings: Dr. and Mrs. Richard I. Disraeli
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Greetings from … Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Drogin and Family
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Greetings: Eleanor and Harry Epsten
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Passover Greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glaser, 4501 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Murray D. Goodrich and Rochelle
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Greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon, Jeannie, Gail, Bobbie
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Holiday Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Greenbaum
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Holiday Greetings: Jack and Loretta Gross, Jack Jr., and Larry
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Greetings from “House of Jacobson” –Isadore, Ellis, Merrill, Inez, Gary, Denise, Audrey, Bill, Kathleen and Robin.
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Holiday Greeings: Arleen and Al Kaye
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Max Leichtag, Leani & Joli
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Passover Greetings From Mr. and Mrs. Jay Levin and Paul Frederick
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Greetings: Dr. and Mrs. David Miller and Family
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Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Podell of Great Neck, N.Y., Wish Their Friends & Family in San Diego A Happy and Healthy Holiday
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Mr. and Mrs. S.H. Perlmutter and Family
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Holiday Greetings to Our Friends & Relatives—Mrs. Jeannette Niederman, Families of Sons Jerome and Howard, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Supnik.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sol Price and Family
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Greetings: Dr. and Mrs. J.A. Rittoff
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Nate Ratner and Family
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Greetings from .. Pearl & John Ruskin, David and Marcia
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Sack
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Greetings from The Abe and Sheldon Sackheim Families
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Selten and Family
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Greetings: Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sklar
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Holiday Greetings: Pearl, Al, Howard & Mary Lynne Slayen
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Holiday Greetings: Libby and Isadore Teacher
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Greetings from San Diego City of Hope Auxiliary
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Greetings from… Council of Jewish Women San Diego Section
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Holiday Greetings: S.D. Bridei Stodel B’nai B’rith Women Chapter 92
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Passover Greetings: Samuel I. Fox Lodge B’nai B’rith, Irving Small President; Manuel Rosenthal, Secretary
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Greetings from San Diego Chapter of Hadassah
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Best Wishes for Every Happiness. The Jolly 16 Club.
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Passover Greetings: Poale Zion, Chaim Weizmann Branch
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Greetings: USO-Jewish Welfare Board, Armed Services Committee of San Diego
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Greetings: Pioneer Women Negba Club
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Greetings from Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood, Louise Hertz, Pres.
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Holiday Greetings: Charles C. Dail, Mayor, City of San Diego
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Greetings From Frank A. Gibson, County Supervisor, District No. 1
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Holiday Greetings: David Brid, Chrman., Board of Supervisors
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Season’s Greetings, Jean Du Paul, City Attorney
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Greetings from Senator Fred Kraft
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Passover Greetings: A.E. Gallagher, Coroner & Public Administrator
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Sincerest Wishes For A Happy Holiday: Arthur C. Eddy, County Tax Assessor
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Dr. Douglas Kelley Next On Open Forum
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 3
On Sunday, April 8, Dr. Douglas Kelley will speak at the S.D. Open Forum. His topic will be “Fear—Its Facts and Fictions.” Dr. Kelley is a Professor of Criminology at the University of California, note psychiatrist and author. He was a psychiatrist at Nuremberg Prison during the post-World War II trials.
The Forum is held at the First Unitarian Church, 1541 6th Ave. Doors are opened to the public, admission free, at 7:45 p.m., aftger members have secured their seats.
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Benefit Held For Writer’s Son
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 3
In memory of Alice Craig Greene, well known San Diego writer, who died two weeks ago, a benefit was held on Sunday, March 25, at Don Howard’s Tempo Club. Continuous music and entertainment was featured thru-out the afternoon and evening.
The admission charge of $1.00 went toward a fund for the deceased’s teen-age son, Craig Greene. His father, Frank Greene, was killed in 1954 while serving as a police officer in Coronado.
Ed. Note: Alice Greene will be remembered by readers of the Jewish Press for her courageous articles against bigotry and discrimination.
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Boy Scout Troop At Temple Beth Israel
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 3
On Monday evening, April 16, at 7:30 p.m., there will be a get-acquainted meeting at the Temple House, Third Avenue and Maple, with the purpose of forming a Boy Scout Troop. At this meeting the aims and purposes of the Boy Scouts of America and the structure of a Scout Troop will be discussed.
All parents interested in their boy becoming a part of this troop are invited to attend. Any adults who would like to participate in the Troop as Scoutmaster or Assistant Scout master are also invited to attend.
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USO-JWB
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 4
By Claire Kaplan
The USO-JWB Passover Seder for Military Personnel was a tremendous success, with an attendance of 250 men, women and children. Mr. Harry Handlery was publicly thanked for donating the Don Room.
Temporarily released for this occasion were some 100 Boots, gratefully enjoying every moment, and facing with reluctance the inevitable, their return to the salt mines. For their pleasure alone, the evening was worth every ounce of energy expelled by the wonderful committee. Thanks again to Mrs. Jenny Turner and her terrific crew, May Dan, Bessie Dean, Ida Levine and Sarah Blumenfeld.
Thanks also to the volunteer waitresses and waiters who did not sit down until evry boy was served.
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The Armed Services Committee of Lasker Lodge, B’nai B’rith (chaired by Joseph Feldman) hosted the Bruch last Sunday at the Naval Training Station for 90 Boots. No small trick filling 90 empty stomachs with lox and bagel, but they dood (sic) it and we’re proud! Those home-made cakes didn’t linger longer either neither.
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March 19ththe Swallows returned to Capistrano (flight 713 on schedule) and our own legal eagle, Hospital Corpsman Jay Richard Cades flew in from New York. I could have sworn he was Barry Nelson.
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Cupid’s Category: We note a newsome twosome, Audrey Mitchell (what a pretty girl) and Arnie Glastone (what a fine young man). Should this materialize (ring, shopping, family meeting, etc) the nominal fee of 20c per glowing remark, still exists.
Congratulation to Joy Rose and Pau Weiner on their engagement. If I haven’t jumped the gun again, we toast you in Pepsis (low-cal) and wish you the best.
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Jewish Center News
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 4
The Jewish Community Center serves many Jewish organizations throughout San Diego. Whether it be a mimeograph job, record lending, film projector and screen, program, library resource material, consultations, meeting room or other accommodation, the Jewish Community Center is willing to help wherever it can, and all do Jewish groups do a better job in serving their members. A sample list of service groups using the Jewish Center include: Shoshana Pioneer Women, Hadassah, National Council of Jewish Women, A.Z.A., Tifereth Israel Youth Group, Tifereth Israel Sisterhood, Hillel, Cottage of Israel, Poale Zion, Hebrew Home for The Aged, B’nai B’rith Lasker Lodge, Birdie Stodel Chapter, Bay City Chapter and others.
The Camp Jaycee bus of the Jewish Community Center is being made available to all Jewish families in the North Shore area of Clairemont to help get their children to Sunday Schools. This request of the organized North-shore Jewish Community Center group for this accommodation was well received. The group will get a driver provide gas and insurance for all the children regardless s of which Synagogue or Temple Sunday School they wish to attend.
Gaylarks – The Gaylarks (Young Adults) at the Jewish Community Center will be going all out in the United Jewish Fund Campaign. On April 3, a special U.J.F. Passover program will be held in the Center featuring a film on the local, national and international needs served by the United Jewish Fund. Mr. Albert A. Hutler will discuss the current crisis in Israel and the special appeal being made this year. Refreshments, dancing and fun will follow.
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The Cooperative Nursery School Parents will meet on Thursday, April 12. The main discussion point of this meeting will be an evaluation of the stimulating meeting held recently with MRs. Rosalie Blau, consultant on Nursery Schools. The suggested changes in program emphasis with Mrs. Blau observed in her recent visit will be discussed.
Mrs. Milton Schwartz is president of the Cooperative Nursery School. Mrs. Norma Wilson is the head teacher. Mrs. Rosalie Blau was formerly the director of the Westside Jewish Community Center Nursery School in Los Angeles.
The WAMUS Social group for single folks will repeat part of their most successful session on Sunday, April 15 at 8 p.m., in the Jewish Community Center. The last social dance class was so well received and attended that the members have asked for that the members have asked for a repeat class in the first part of the next get-together.
Refreshments will be served and Picasso Charades will take place after the dance class. Newcomers to San Diego and those wishing further information should phone Mrs. Betty Husted, at AT-1-9284 or the Center, AT-1-7744. There is a contribution of $.75 for the fun-filled eveing.
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‘The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker’
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 4
On April 3rd, the S.D. Community Theatre wikll present “The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker,” at the Old Globe Theatre in Balboa Park. Guest Director, Jackson Woolley, has selected Rod Sherry to portray Pa Pennypacker. Shirlee Johnson will appear as Mrs. Pennypacker. The competent cast of twelve will bring plenty of life to the Old Globe.
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Lasker Lodge News
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 4
By Henry Schwartz
The next regular Lasker Lodge meeting will be April 9th. The March 26th gathering was postponed due to Passover.
“Cross-Current,” the shocking report of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith oninternational anti-Semitism during the past half decade, hit the bookracks of the nation this week.
Authored by ADL’s Arnold Forster and Benjamin Epstein. Who gave us “The Troublemakers, Cross Current” is a hard hitting , document acid expose on the sponsors of intolerance in the Arab lands, Germany and the United States.
Anti-Semitism did not die with Hitler. A real-though elusive—anti-Semitic international continues to provide professional and personal contact among character assassins, and hate-mongers, whose influence is not limited by geographic boundaries.
It lurks in the machinations of crack pots like C. Leon DeAryan, the doings of neo-fascist Werner Naumann in Germany, and in the hand-out to American hate mongers of the Arab Information Center.
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(Job Feelings)
Southwestern Jewish Press, March 30, 1956, Page 4
The feeling of having done a job well is rewarding; the feeling of having done it perfectly is fatal – Don Fedderson, Forbes.
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