The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 23, 1954, Page 7

B'nai Zion Congregation To Mark Rosh Hashonah Events B’nai Zion Synagogue will cele- brate Rosh Hashonah beginning Monday evening, September 27, | and lasting over September 28 and | 29, with services twice daily at} @:88 p. m. and 8:00 a. m. The services will be conducted by the spiritual leader of the con- gregation, Rabbi Abraham Sch- wartz, assisted by Meyer Redlich of Miami, and Jack Appel of Key West. There will also be special ser- | vices conducted for the youth in| the Social Hall in charge of Har- | vey Hochwald, assisted by Gerald Kotinsky locally stationed Navy men. The synagogue has been equip- ped this year with a new air con- ditioning system, and everyone will | enjoy the comfort of it. Not oniy | the sacred prayer, and sacred chantings, but the cool fresh air will be enjoyed. The congregation’s | officers and committee men did everything possible for all to en-; joy the services of this holiday, | “Rosh Hashonah” — New Years. Rabbi Schwartz views this holi-| day as the “Scales of Life.” rking the beginning and the | passing of years is a common prac- tice among men. Every people and | civilization has a New Years. | There is therefore nothing remark- | able in the fact that there is a Jewish New Year. It is known as Rosh Hashonah, which means in actual translation the principal day of the year. The wav the Jewish people celebrate it are, however, important and dif ferent. ‘Residents Park ‘Cars To Stymie ‘Pole Erection PRESTON, Md. (®—An automo- q ‘Colonel Fleming Awaits Word On Sentence FT. SHERIDAN, Ill. (®—Lt. Col.| cision would be announced before | |Harry Fleming, convicted of col- | laborating with the Communists as | a prisoner of war in Korea, waited | today for an Army court to fix his Rosh Hashonah is both.a univer-| pile blockade has stymied the Punishment. Sal and a personal Holy Day. It Eastern Shore Public Service Co. The maximum penalty would be has a lesson for all humanity and jin its efforts to ins.all old-ype|life imprisonment plus dismissal at the same time guides the indi- utility poles near homes in this from service with forfeiture of vidual in his own conduct. It calls man’s attention to his weaknesses It urges that he cease from the follies of sin and gaze upon the realities of life. The Zodiac sign of Tishrah, the| month in which Rosh Hashonah oc- curs, is the Scales, symbolically judged in a heavenly Book of Ac- counts on these days. Man is “‘on the scales of life.’ Mention of a heavenly book of accounts, refers to both dealings and conduct be- tween men and men, and between men and God. One cannot be bal- anced or mixed with the other. Man must be kind always to man and realize the responsibility to his fellow man all year round as we as the responsibility of appreciat- ing the gifts and goodness of the Father in the Heaven. Mankind must balance obliga- tions and place on the scale these accomplishments from all through the years doing on these two days of Rosh Hashonah in addition of his mind and thoughts. He should correct this if he finds an unbal- anced scale. The Jewish custom is to make three kinds of offerings on these days. They are ‘‘Penitence,” “Pra- yer” and “Charity.” Naturally these three offerings must come from within the hearts of men, and because it comes from the heart Caroline County community. The defiant Preston residents yesterday parked their cars over |the holes dug by the company for ithe poles, The dispute arose, Mayor Clyde Elzey explained, when lighting plans were made for the west sec- tion of Preston, recently taken into the corporate limits of the town. Residents of the area asked for underground wiring or else ‘‘orna- | mental poles.” Mayor Elzey said he understood the request was turned down be- {cause the cost of ornamental poles or underground wiring would be much _ higher. A representative of the protest- jing home owners said his group had agreed ‘ast August to pay |the cost difference themselves. ther excepts it as a promise for a balanced offering The year is renewed and pre. scribed by God for each individual for a Happy New Year. The Rabbi and the congregation fof B'nai Zion wish a happy and | prosperous New Year to all The Rabbi also wishes to extend greetings to the President of the U. S., the vice president, Congress, and the United States Senate, with ;God’s Blessing for a happy pros- and the significance attached to it |as well as from the mind, the Fa-|perous New Year. VICTORY 804 White St. WE DELIVER Market Phone 2-2013 OPEN SUNDAYS — 9:00 A.M. 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W—Mr. and Mrs, 0. |O. Kokendoffer bought a parakeet several months ago and went to work teaching it to recognize and answer to its name—‘“Boy.” They reported yesterday that Boy laid an egg. 9 a.m., EST, today. Counsel for the white-haired, 46- year-old infantry officer of Racine, Wis., first American officer ever court-martailed for his behavior as |a POW, said the conviction would | be appealed to “‘the highest author- ity in the country.” | Kingston W. Ehrlich, Racine real estate man who sparked an ear- lier drive in wiuich Fleming’s hometown retained a civilian at- torney for the defendant, said: “Racine will raise a sizable de- fense fund to help rush an appeal.” | The first step in an appeal would |be to take the case to the judge | advocate of the 5th Army for re- \view and for advice of the com- ;manding general. Appeals may eventually be carried to the Presi- dent. Fleming, who contended that his actions in three years of captivity without show of emotion. 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