The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1964 Page: 2 of 12
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The Slaughter of Kings in Israel
By DAVID SCHWARTZ
Saturday—8 a.m.. Orthodox; 10:15 a.m
Conservative; 3:00 p.m., Talmud; 4:00
p.m. Chumash-Rashi; 5:00 p.m., Mincha,
seudah Shlisheet Maariv.
Sunday— 8 a.m.. Orthodox. 9:00. a.m.
Minyanaire Service-Breakfast-Discussion.
Daily Services—7 a.m., 5:15 p.m.
Farly Sabbath Eve service, 5:00 p.m.
Moshe Cabana
Subscription rates: $4.00 per year; 3 years, $10.00
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number of small intimate lunch-
eons had been arranged for
men who had long been gen-
erous contributors to the U nited
Jewish Campaign, to give them
an opportunity to hear and re-
act to this year’s Campaign
story, and that these luncheons
CONGREGATION ADATH ISRAEL
3815 Live Oak
Friday and Daily: Sundown and 7 a.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.
Sunday: 7:30 a.m.
CONGREGATION EMANU EL
1500 Sunset Blvd.
Friday, Nov. 20, 8:15 p.m. Dr. Robt. 1.
Kahn will preach: "A Dark Blessing.
Saturday morning, 11 o’clock.
ore dol-
A Journal Devoted to the Interest of Southwest Jewry
D H White, Editor and Publisher
Continuous Publication Since 1908
Nov. 20, 8:15 p.m.
tartan.
Saturday —7 a.m.
Jr. C ongregation 9:30 a.m.
Sunday service, 9:30 a.m.
BETH JACOB CONGREGATION
3847 Turnberry Circle
Frida} —5:15 p.m.
Saturday —8:45 a.m.; Study Group, 4
p.m.; Mincha Sholosh Seudos, 6 p.m.
Sunday — 8 a.m.
Daily —7 a.m —5:15 p.m.
JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED
Sabbath Eve: sundown.
Saturday: 9 a.m.
The public is welcome.
CONGREGATION BETH YESHURUN
4525 Beechnut Blvd.
CONGREGATION ADATH EMETH
4221 So. Braeswood
Friday, Nov. 20, 8 p.m. Rabbi R_S.
Schwartzman’s sermon: ^Matches and
Marriages."
Saturday-9 a.m.; Jr. Congregation, 10
a.m.; Shulchan Oruch Class, 3:30 p.m.;
Mincha, Sholosh Seudos, 4:30 p.m.
Sunday-Men's Club Service-Breakfast,
9 a.m.
Daily services—7 a.m;. 5:15 p.m.
Early Sabbath Eve services, 5:15 p.m.
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL
3517 Austin
Friday, Nov. 20, 8:15 p.m. Dr. H. J.
Schachtel will preach: "What Trouble Can
Do."
Saturday morning, 11 o’clock
HOUSTON CONG. FOR REFORM JUDAISM
801 Bering Drive
Sabbath Eve: 8:15 p.m.
ponent's face, he could con-
fuse the latter and win. Prob-
ably the story was spread by
an enemy of the general, but
it shows that Grant played.
Jews have always been espe-
cially fond of chess. Locked up
in ghettoes, kept out of most
fields, in chess they were the
equals of all. On the chess
board, they could capture the
tyrannizing kings or decimate
a pre-Thanksgiving sermon.
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any anti-Semitic bishops.
Rabbi Bunam said: “We
should learn to be careful be-
fore every move, as the chess
player takes great precautions
before the moves. Before a de-
cision is made, we should think
in advance, whether we will
have cause to regret it.”
Checkers is simpler but it
has resemblances to chess and
it has many lessons to teach,
according to the Tspunster rab-
bi who said: "From checkers
we learn, it is_wise to sacrifice
one in order to gain two. Also,
that we must not make two
moves at one time, that we
must move up and not down,
but when we reach the top,
we can move in any direction.
The beginning of the decline
of chess, it seems to me, set in
with the automobile. People
make their moves in that now .
They become too impatient to
sit still long enough to play a
game of chess. I think we have
lost a good deal as a conse-
quence. As the rabbis pointed
out, chess and checkers teach
us to think ahead and, most of
us, don't thing enough ahead.
I think a President who plays
chess, who thinks ahead, is
likely to lead us less into war
than one who doesn t play
chess.
But there is another loss. I
think there would be less ju-
venile delinquency if more
youngsters played chess and
checkers. There is an emotional
exercise and excitement as well
as an intellectual one —in the
combat of the game, in the
mobilization of your forces on
the board to attain victory that
> satifies an inner hunger quite
. as pressing as the hunger for
bread.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Houston, Texas Post Office Box 153
Telephone: FAirfax 3-1131
While the press of the world ]
has had much to say about the I
removal of Khrushchev in Rus- :
sia and about our own election :
of a new President, little has
been said of a veritble slaugh-
ter of kings which took place
during the past week in Israel.
Kings and queens have been
captured, a host of knights de-
-tor capitated in a massive slaugh
would culminate in a major i
event on December 15th honor- ter.
ing Max Fisher, new National I am referring of course to
Chairman of the United Jew- the international chess tourna-
ish Appeal, major beneficiary ment which has been meeting
of the United Jewish Cam- in Israel.
paign William James spoke of the
Wednesday night, more than need of finding a moral equi-
_ _ - 150 volunteers in Mens’Trades valent for war. Chess is such.
TALK. TALK AND MORE OF THE SAME and Professions divisions met '1 he fighting all takes place on
,, i ‘n the Danes of Jewish publications. Listen at the Shamrock-Hilton to re- a board and is bloodless.
1 ' 'a‘ t ‘\ S concerning the future of the view assignments in their sec- The President of Israel was
’ tctuily to the discusgl nscui at national meetings. tor of the drive. at the opening of the chess
J. wIh community of.Ar erica of the Jewish Herald- Headed by Ray Maislin, the tournament and even one for-
P : ise the articles in this i S MTP divisions are divided into eign ruler, the President of Ice-
\ ;c' i concerning the fu- about 30 professional and oc- land came to Israel to attend
There is a common cone , ■ There is talk of cupational categories, each with Anything which can link cold
ture There is talk of Jewish education Lner.tm 1 of Campaign Iceland with sunny Israel must
. -miilati n. There is lack in this approach 0 hat "-5 ‘ be good, but I have an idea
The Orthodox don t want the air of Israe P’ eduwtrh Altogether, nearly 300 vol- that, in older times, the inter-
iy I.., ni. There are many w o re u unteer will call upon nearly national chess tournament
and say that most of the inhabitantsmsin. enough The 3000 contributors, following a would have attracted more at-
The fund raisers say, wearenotivinsenoiing we major kick-off meeting early in tention.
-{enders say there isnit t = January, and the present plan I could imagine in older days
’ ‛ iuhavregchedainP eather observation-little can be is for them to complete their even a President of the United
i M un u ess o course we can adopt a realistic solicitation within a two-week States going to such a .tourna-
- about itnunejnyicarning from the past but period. ment. Perhaps James Madison
avpnach, bound bv it planning for the future but not Women's Division Ahead might have participated. . t
enHi pnd present oringing our religious expert- organization of the Womens least, we know that back m the
Ice up to date but not neglecting the necessary forms or Dilision i alrad of schedule, carl dazsafuthecountrrncladi,
Wlthinuk?tln^ pure Semitic Jews? We have pgrmrragg/ncemp'k played chess. There are many
, f . ; n mn in he past The weak left our fold. the Headed b Mrs. Hershel Rich, stones of Franklin play ng
. 1a9 broil 'ht in additional recruits. The testimony to the Women's Division is pro- chess. There w as tie time w ren
.11 nHhe from eves other than brown, and hair lighter jecting important changes in hc went to France to get
• } n black What characterizes the assimilated Jew? From its Campaign procedures, and the new republic., u < I -
•if N4, of the Prophets to the present the one common ■ completing plans for a major mg a game o chess, 1
heliepiemkalbeen the restlessness with the times. all-w omen’s day luncheon at the ponent said: "You canno. ret
m the drive to improve man morally Warwick in Jnuary. move a king that way. But
■ J e Slamoaioneror self but for neighbor. Plans for the Youth Division, we do so in America retorted
i " n 0m in this week's release, the Religious Older Adults Division, and the Frankhn So even w u t p
/ Insone X v me the Wrous inroads of assimilation Non-Jewih division will be an- mg. franklin put m a plug for
Z' ’n ; , of Ammicin-Jewish life" and are now at nounced shortly. Mr. Williams the new republic
in all streams of American-.ew.n • „ cmnaion affects I remember reading once a
"w <, k , n a new S23.000.000 city in Israel. One of the rab- stated. ( ur € amp 18 “Lece stor. about how General (. rant
ma ‘rm" Played a^be^ game" ta
MwI WBain ngvaa pTTI-, effort this Grant found that by blooms
hi h cost help halt the assimilation in the L S . How can year.---------------------
we pav mi Jewish religious education—by words, or by at the same time fully take care of that portion of the
makins available money for this educational proeram: over-ali program which supports the survival effort in-
The Relgius Zionists didn t seem concerned with this cluding religious education. _______
sg6ct t the problem '
. the council of Federations and Welfare Funds As-
mt1v in St Louis this past week, there was also a great
.1 r • ilk concerning the need for Jewish education.
■ leaders told a large audience thatJewish edu-
l succced when it becomes socially acceptable,
an air of urgency to the need, to bring Jewish
to each community, to every facet of Jewish
W’ ere is the money coming from and how much is
. icd These questions remain unanswered
There were all kinds of programs offered and explored.
hlis ment of Jewish Day Schools, the use of a
Bureau of Jewish Education, the augmenting of
• staffs ami new training schools but the previous
' s-1l1 remains where is the money coming from?
■/. we begin making Jewish education more social-
Wb . Nmerican Jewry needs is a long, hard and calcu-
.vg1k at the total fund raising and spending picture,
large sums of money will be available is
mine but we can determine whether
ne most of win
looks a’ a true
ti n an acleouat
Campaign ...
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much in the picture today.”
Advanced Gifts Set
Mr. Williams stated that a
re making effective use of the monies we al-
in attendine sessions devoted to budget re-
ve come to one conclusion that the pathetic
ne emotional state of the reviewers seems to
mom ’ portion of the budget presentation.
ded business men are '.ike clay in the potter's
’ ’be prfessinal and lav leaders let loose the
rherne. lib emotional sentiment and his-
(verk. n.in.l. regional and even local bud-
aid be pm ut der “he glass and e ich expt nditure
: . .,i e c nsidt rations and the limits of the
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