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Pa<e Ten
Friday, February 21, 1958
THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Classical and Popular
Piano Music
Correct Technique and Fun
damentals Stressed With
-Rapidity Towards Piano
Repertoire. In Popular Music
Play any Song at Sight With
Additional Runs, Breaks,
Rhythms, Different Basses,
Etc.
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THE RABBI’S VIEWPOINT
Peace For All Mankind
Bv DR. ISRAEL GERBER. Spiritual Leader
Temple Emanu-El. Dothan. Ala.
February is Brotherhood
month. Since relations among
peoples receive special atten
tion at this time of the year,
it would be in order to de
vote this column to one as
pect of this subject at this
time.
There is a story in the
Talmud of a Rabbi who sent
his servant to buy him the
best part of an animal to eat.
The servant brought him a
tongue. The next day, he
told his servant to buy him
the worst part of an animal,
and again he brought him a
tongue. When asked to ex
plain his actions, the servant
replied: “The tongue is the
best part for it carries the
soothing words of friendship
and of love. It is the worst
part for it is the bearer of
the sting of hate and humili
ation.”
Tongues have made history
from the earliest times to the
present. It is the tongue that
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From where I’m sitting tolerance is just a big word
for peace. War can’t get going xvhere there’s a sympa
thetic understanding of nation for nation, man for mart,
and creed for creed.
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The Eternal
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sets man against man, group
against group. It is told of
the Greek philosopher who
always kept his mouth cov
ered with his hand when he
went to sleep so that his
tongue would not do any mis
chief while it was unguard
ed.
How many can truly say,
“I am master of my tongue.”
Numerous people are con
stantly working their tongues
to the hurt of others, saying
unkind things even of their
own friends and neighbors.
With their sharp tongues
they cut deep into the heart
of their victims. Perhaps
speaking in this vein leaves
a sweet taste in their mouths.
Otherwise why say it? Un
doubtedly they enjoy the
sweetness of lashing into the
other fellow.
This very thing is too oft
en repeated on a larger scale
among peoples of different
religions, different habits, dif
ferent outlooks, etc. But when
will it all end?
I feel that the answer,
though it be impractical,
would he to challenge our
Houses of God and their reli
gious spokesmen to stand up
and speak out as did the Pro
phets of yore against this
perfidy. Should this be done,
then discord that we now are
witnessing would be eradi
cated almost over-night. But
then, how many Elijahs or
Amos or Isaiahs or Hosheas
are there? God grant that
Moses’ request, “Would that
all the people be prophets,”
be realized. It would spell
peace for all mankind.
LI. S. May Foot
Bill For Nazis
Looking both ways to make
sure no reporters saw him, Doug
Dillon, the State Department’s
economic chief, ducked into the
office of Sen. Olin Johnston to
discuss plan for paying off Nazi
industrialists whose property was
seized during World War II. Dil
lon was accompanied by J. Rein-
stein, Director of German Affairs,
and J. P. White, a State Depart
ment lobbyist. The State Depart
ment trio outlined a plan to have
American taxpayers pay for an
extra $100,000,000 to settle Ger
man claims. This would double-
cross the Japanese, who have Sec
retary of State Dulles’ word that
German and Japanese claims
would be treated alike. The man
ner in which the State Depart
ment has been pushing the re
turn of German property, and the
background of the State Depart
ment personnel handling it are
significant. No. 1 man in the State
Department, Dulles, was attor
ney for the Wall Street bankers
who poured millions of American
investors’ money into Germany,
even as Hitler was coming into
power. No. 3 man now pushing
for the return of German proper
ty, Dillon, was a member of the
banking firm, Dillon, Read & Co.,
the head of which, Gen. Draper,
became chief of German Indust
rial Reconstruction and appointed
to his staff Dr. A. Kreuter, a for
mer Nazi.
—DREW PEARSON
The Bell Syndicate
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